The Friday Podcast with Andrew Wee

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Earlier this week, I was a guest on Andrew Wee’s Friday Podcast, which was posted to his website last night. Andrew is an internet marketer and blogger and one heck of an interviewer as well. I had a great time, though I think that once you start listening, you’ll get that I don’t have any experience being interviewed - I tend to ramble a bit ;) I had a great time though, and learned as much as I taught, that’s for sure. I’m definitely looking forward to following up with Andrew at a later date!

Who knows, maybe I’ll even ask Andrew to be a guest on my podcast. What? I don’t have a podcast? Not yet I don’t…

Check out Andrew’s website here, and listen to the podcast right here!

A New Position

September 25, 2008 · Filed Under Affiliate Marketing · Comments 

AffSpotLogo.pngOn Monday, I was offered a position as a moderator of the AffSpot.com forums, and I accepted! AffSpot is a community of affiliate marketers, managers, merchants and networks - everyone involved with the affiliate marketing industry (I’m refusing to call it “performance marketing” for as long as I can) is welcome to participate.

At just a hair over two months old, AffSpot is already growing by leaps and bounds. We’ve got more than 350 members, over 750 threads and more than 4,500 posts. We’re ranking well in Alexa (which, I know, isn’t exactly the most reliable stat) and we’re on page two for the very competitive “affiliate forum” key phrase at Google.

If you’re in the industry, or even if you’re just curious about affiliate marketing and how you can earn money online with it, come on by and say hello!

Top 5 Ways Affiliate Programs Suck

May 20, 2007 · Filed Under Affiliate Marketing · Comments 

handshakeI’m not a professional affiliate marketer. I’m a user of several networks, but it’s not my goal to be the top dog in that industry. Obviously, I’ve got advertising on my little site here. It’s pretty minimal really, compared to some. If there’s one thing I can’t stand, it’s being beaten about the head and shoulders with ads when I visit a website, but I do recognize the need for monetization. Site owners shouldn’t be made to feel like scumbags for trying to make a few bucks to support their sites (or their vacations). So, yeah, I have a few ads that will hopefully bring in a few bucks.

That leads into other ways to monetize - you like that word? That’s a fancy way of saying "other ways to make money with" but it sounds better. Professional online money makers Read more

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