New to Internet Marketing? Try Affiliate Product Marketing

March 30th, 2008

I keep pushing affiliate marketing because it is marketing you can start doing right now.  In fact, it’s where I would’ve started 2 years ago if I’d known I was being steered in the wrong direction with the first venture I struck out on, Coastal Vacations a.k.a. Coastal Synergy Group. 

When you market affiliate products/services, that is all you do.  You are marketing for a particular company to help introduce and sell their product.  The company deals with the inventory, product development, customers, customer issues, refunds, shipping, and everything that would go along with being the owner of said company.  You drive the traffic to your affiliate sales page and then it’s out of your hands from there.  Some companies pay you for the amount of click throughs they get whenever a possible customer visits.  Some pay you a percentage for sales made when a person used your affiliate link to purchase from that company.  Your affiliate link has a special number, usually on the end of your link, that specifies that the sales and referrals were made by you, therefore you get the credit. 

Scroll to the bottom of the page of any given website and chances are there is a link at the bottom labeled, “affiliates.”  Most affiliate programs are free to join and they offer sales tools for you to use in the marketing of their products

When I first got started, I was trying to market my own product in the travel industry niche, but I had no idea where to begin.  I had been taught that I was supposed to call people and direct them to the information on my website by giving them my website and email addresses, so that was the only exposure my sites were getting.  I wasn’t taught to optimize for search engines, about keywords, anchor text, or anything in the way of website exposure besides calling people and trying to make them go to my website and “review the information.” 

People do stuff on a whim, for instantaneous gratification.  Information they gave a shit about yesterday, they could care less about today, and that’s if they even remember that they scheduled an appointment with you.  Chances are, they filled out many forms online the previous day and they aren’t going to remember you and your product from the all the other products they may have filled out request forms for.  They requested your info, right?  So you call at the scheduled time the following day and get these responses:  “I didn’t request any information,” “You have the wrong number,”  “Uuuuhhh. . there’s nobody here by that name. . .” “I’m no longer interested,” they hang up on you, they never answer the phone, the person telling you today that you have the wrong number, is the same person you spoke to the previous day and you know it because you recognize their voice.  How discouraging is that?!?!

Affiliate marketing is extremely profitable and so easy to put into effect, I can’t believe more people aren’t working from home on their computers doing the same thing.  There is so much money to made on the internet and affiliate marketing will help you tap into that money source.  If there is a niche, there is an audience.

Don’t take me wrong, I’m not saying you should give up on developing your own product/service.  I’m only saying affiliate marketing and sales is a great way to get started, gain momentum and keep it going so you can be earning money and getting established on the internet now, and not 10 years from now.  In the meantime, develop your own product/service.  At least this way you can still work from home on your computer and still allow yourself the time and money it takes to develop your own product. 

 Hey folks, just a suggestion.  I really want to see people succeed.  I believe it is morally wrong that any person should have to drag themselves to a stupid job they hate everyday, when there is a better, easier, hugely profitable way to kick the shit out of anything a dumb job can offer.  I always knew there was a better way and I found it.  Come along, I will help you find your way, too.

 Andrea McClure

http://perpetualaffiliateprofits.com

Kirsch Audio System Scam Gets Weirder

March 29th, 2008

The audacity of some people is amazing, but not to be written off as total ignorance.  The odds are in your favor that ”what goes around, comes around” will happen very quickly and to your benefit.  The jerkoff in question will be flattened by Karma as it boomerangs back to it’s owner.  Allow people with a guilty conscience to talk long enough and they will give themselves away. 

The seemingly blatant show of uncouth audacity is actually Karma playing out it’s role in your favor.  Next thing Karma victims are experiencing is punishment much worse than all the shitty things they may have brought upon people, and I’m sure there aren’t to many of you out there without a Karma story–whether it was to your benefit, or the beginning of your demise.  It’s best to stay out of Karma’s way and let it handle what is necessary; vigilante action, though relieving in deep rooted ways, will only turn the table so the ‘Karmarang’ is coming back at you, and that wasn’t your intent, was it?  That is what it is there for, to take the brunt of the pain and then slam that pain right back at it’s source. . .KA-BOOM!!!  Karma is there to even things out and keep the majority of us out of trouble.  Of course there has to be that part of the population lacking a conscience and they will forever be enemies with Karma.

So Kirsch Boy calls our home today.  That moron is still interested in a bogus truck that my husband offered him in order to get an address and hopefully get our speed boat back!  Well, people pick up on underlying currents of emotion, so my husband thought the guy was onto him and his plan. 

This guy’s name is James.  He asked Big T how he liked the system and (Husband=Big T from this point on), Big T told him straight up that the supposed 1800 watts of power sounds like shit, and it actually sounds like only 18 watts of audio power.  James tells Big T that he has the same system and his sounds great and that it is a “pretty boomin’ system.”  Big T called bullshit on James, and James, being still wet behind the ears in the world of scam artists, stammered himself right into telling the truth.  Big T proceeded to tell him what he wanted to make things right and James tries to pawn it off on his roommate and partner in crime, that it was his deal.  “Justin works for the delivery company, I just happened to be along for the ride that day.” 

 ”Doesn’t matter dude.  Karma will catch up with you, could be in some other major way years from now, or it could be real soon, since I dropped dime to some connections and I now have your address.  It will get you, so think it over very carefully and you two decide what you want to do, and I do hope it will be the right thing.  Give me back my boat and title, you can take your shitty audio system off my front deck, and we’ll go our seperate ways and pretend this whole thing never happened.  Or we can do it the hard way.  It’s up to you, and no matter what happens or how the punishment is inflicted, it will be the hard way.  Think about it and give me a call back.”  With that, Big T hung up, leaving that poor kid staining his Fruities Briefs.  Too funny!

If nothing else, Big T and I got a good laugh out of fuckin’ with that guy and we can probably still get a few hundred bucks for that gay audio system if we don’t try to sell it online.  Seriously, ‘cuz there are tons of people trying to sell there shitty Kirsch audio systems as well.  I think newspaper ads and such will be the best way for us to get anything at all, which would be better than nothing.  The Kirsch audio systems aren’t being advertised in any of our local and statewide papers.  Something good will come of this, it always does!

Keep Smiling!

Andrea McClure

http://perpetualaffiliateprofits.com

Kirsch Audio System Scam Coming Soon to a Parking Lot Near You!

March 26th, 2008

My husband was approached by two fast talking young men, driving a light blue mini-van.  They have a dilemma that could be beneficial to both my husband and themselves.  Apparently, they deliver expensive Kirsch loud speakers and cinemas to newly built, unoccupied homes, ranging in price from $250,000 and up (the homes, that is).  The system is supposed to be a major selling point to the houses.  When loading their inventory at the warehouse, there was a mistake and 2 extra sets of speakers and a home cinema ended up in their mini-van.  Instead of reporting the mistake, they said nothing, knowing that warehouse inventory wasn’t scheduled for a few more months and there are delivery drivers from so many other companies, chances are they wouldn’t be found out, at least not right away.  This was an opportunity for them to make a quick buck at someone else’s expense.

So my husband goes to check it out, and yes, they have what they said they had, and Kirsch was a very familiar sounding name to him.  They also showed him a 4 page advertisement for Kirsch in Guitar magazine.  They explain their plan, which makes sense to my husband because they are about the right age to do something like steal from the company they work for.  He asks them if they would consider a trade.  Yes, they take trades, so my husband tells them about this speed boat we own.  It has a 350 Chevy small block engine, runs great, but it’s become a yard ornament.  These dudes were all about boats and had been looking to buy one.  Here was their chance to get a boat for free.

My husband loads the cinema in the car and the guys follow him out to our house.  The boat fires up beautifully and the two guys are stoked, ready to make the trade.  They unloaded the remaining speakers from their van, came inside and my husband wrote them up a bill of sale and signed over the title of the boat.  In turn, they gave him one receipt and said that by having that receipt, the warranty was still good on the speakers and cinema.  They gave us phone numbers and the receipt had all the appropriate info on it that a receipt should; address, phone number, company name, etc.

We were stoked because we thought we had gotten one over on them:  the boat has a cracked engine block and was worth about $1500 had we sold it as it sat.  Also, an honest, cash paying customer would’ve been informed of the crack in the engine block, but we figured since these guys were stealing anyway, nobody loses out.  The audio system was worth several times more and our intent was to put it online and sell it for a huge profit.  However, the prices we had were MSRP prices and we wanted to know what retail stores were selling these systems for.  I got on the internet and went to the Kirsch websites.  The websites had the same brand system as was sold to us, but the model we bought wasn’t listed.  There were several models that were very similar to ours, but not the model we had received.  So I Googled Kirsch loud speakers and pages and pages of people trying to sell the same systems, came up.  Amongst the sales listings, were reviews of Kirsch loud speakers and cinemas, and not one of them had anything good to say.

Then I came across an article about Kirsch and the white van audio system scam (not to be confused with “white van man”).  This scam has been around since the 1970’s and it isn’t just Kirsch.  There is a whole slew of knock-offs and counterfeits and most of the names sound similar to a trusted name brand.  Kirsch sounds familiar doesn’t it?  It’s Klipsch you’re thinking of and they sell very expensive, choice audio systems.  The Kirsch speakers are supposed to put out 1800 watts of sound, but most of the complaints, besides the fact that it is a big-time scam, were about the sound and that clock radios are louder and sound better than these speakers.  By now, we know we were the ones who were duped and those jerks probably laughed all the way back to Beaverton, Oregon where they live. 

The scam is elaborate, complete with office phone numbers you can call with questions or complaints, official looking receipts, and a company name.  This also takes place all over the United States, usually in parking lots of major stores like Best Buy and Circuit city.  Law enforcement will not get involved because there is a grey area, resting between being a scam and being legit.  However, it is suggested that you notify local authorities should you encounter this particular scam. 

Besides the fact that these guys were working out of a parking lot, what made it seem legitimate, in my husband’s and my opinion, was the Guitar magazine ad and that we could resell the shit for several times what we paid for it.  So what are we going to do about it?  The only thing we can do and that’s spread the word.  We tried to get an address from them and then we were going to try to get our boat back, but then we are also aware that we would be the ones stealing because we legally signed the boat title over to them.  As it is the situation is confrontational and most likely it would get out of hand real quick, then there’s not much room, if any, to turn back.  We have more to risk than a $1500 speed boat.  And my husband had profited $4000 from the boat in the past. . .long story.  We also have family in Portland and they checked out the warehouse and it does exist.  As much as we would like to do something to these two guys, we know better, so we chalked up our loss and learned from our mistake. 

Please take heed, this scam is really convincing for some reason.  My husband has an eye for a killer deal when he sees one and the man is a God when it comes to finances, investments, and profits.  We didn’t plug the system in and try it out while the two dipshits were at our house–we could’ve and stopped it right then and there.  Why didn’t we?  We don’t know ourselves.  We feel really stupid, but that’s beside the point.  Now our mission is to spread the word and hopefully keep other people from making the same mistake.  Don’t buy shit from dudes in parking lots.  It isn’t just audio systems either.  The scam includes pretty much anything of high value that people take an immediate interest in, especially home theater systems because everybody wants a boomin’ sound system in their home. 

We feel lucky they didn’t get away with a chunk of cash from our savings, but it still is a kick to the balls.  We aren’t sure what we will do with the system.  My husband hooked it up last night for the first time and the sound is distorted, crackles, and sounds like a radio station, so we don’t want it.  The sight of it makes me sick anyway.  I guess it would make good target practice. . .

Anyone want to buy a knock-off audio/cinema system? ; )

Andrea McClure

http://perpetualaffiliateprofits.com   

Nerdy White Guy Plays Xbox Like Bill Gates Makes Money

March 19th, 2008

This video by Tellman is funny, informative, and it will direct you exactly where you need to be to learn how to build a list quickly and generate piles of money!

Tellman the Listbuilding Expert Gets Hanked

March 19th, 2008

This video by Tellman Knudson kicked a laugh right out of me! I love the weird “Tellman” and “Lucky Lenny” cutouts. . .All Lenny needed was a banjo! Check the video out, and then go to the link at the end of the video. Don’t question it, just do it and see for yourself!

Through Affiliate Marketing, You Can Build a Huge, Pulsing, Thriving, List of Loyal Customers

March 14th, 2008

Isn’t that title positively orgasmic???  I thought so.  Take it from a girl who knows what real orgasmic pleasure is, and just do what I tell you to do. . .Then you can have a huge, orgasmic list of subscribers, too!  That will satisfy your naughty lust for money! 

What I want people to get from this blog and my website is the knowledge and confidence to know they can earn huge profits, perpetually, constantly, all the time, however you choose to look at it, as well as the people who are already doing it.  I have tapped into a gold mine of resources and training with Tellman Knudson and his List Building Club.  The man is brilliant!  There is an audience out there for everyone, no matter how many other people have branched off the same idea, there is an audience for each and every one of you who is hungry to learn and follow simple instructions, and let Tellman and his team personally guide you.  These people will not leave you in the dark.  It’s like when you go to the dr. and tell them your history and what your ailment may be, only to have to explain yourself all over again on your return visit because your dr. was on vacation

The “secret trick” is how to get yourself, your product, and website exposure on the internet.  You can have the most beautiful websites in the world, but without exposure, who cares?

Tellman and his company, Overcome Everything, Inc. provide everything you need, from getting your very first website up and running, to driving traffic to your site.  I mean everything. . .If I had known in June of 2006 what I know now, I would be in the millionaire’s club.  Being ignorant to how to really get business and actually sell my product, I spent two years and thousand’s of dollars on the most ridiculous way of learning to market on the internet.  I truly want to save other’s from making the same mistake and wasting so much time, energy, and money.  There are other repercussions that go along with such a loss, but you pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and put the cool back in your walk.  I did get something very valuable from the whole sickening experience:  I learned exactly what it is that one must to do to market successfully on the internet in the quickest, least expensive way possible, while getting maximum search engine exposure.

You must have a list; no list=no money, plain and simple.  Your list is your most precious asset and the core of your business.  These are people you have targeted and gained their business because of the value you offer.  You build trust and respect in your business relationships and you will gain the next most precious asset within your list:  long term, loyal customer relationships.  These people learn to trust your opinion on the products/services you offer because you have tested the product, whether it is your own or someone else’s. 

Another point to this post is sell other people’s products!  Affiliate marketing is totally bitchin’ ‘cuz you don’t stock products, deal with postage or mailing, customer complaints, customer orders–none of it.  Find some products that may want to market and get an affiliate link.  Simple as that.  At the bottom of almost every website that has anything at all to sell, there is a link titled “Affiliate” and that is where you sign up to receive commissions from them.  I’m not saying you should give up on any products you may be creating yourself.  That would be almost blasphemous!  Definitely keep going on your own products because the money in your own products is out of this world.  Affiliate marketing is a great way to get started quickly and easily on the internet.  Be consistent and you can literally be making money within hours or days. . .of course, that’s up to you. . . 

 Seriously folks, I can go on all night about how much you will get from Tellman Knudson and Co.  Go and experience it for yourself. . .

Have You Figured Out What Mystery “Synergy Group” Business Opportunity You Should Avoid?

March 9th, 2008

Have You Figured Out What Mystery “Synergy Group” Business Opportunity You Should Avoid? 

Well????  Have you figured it out yet?  OK, today I unveil the hucksters ‘cuz I didn’t think putting all you honest, hardworking folks through a third hint was fair.  Gosh, I hope no one got mixed up with this organization before today. . .

(Drum roll, please) And the loser online business of the century is:

COASTAL VACATIONS A.K.A. COASTAL SYNERGY GROUP!

I’m sure that some of you reading this know who Coastal Synergy Group is and a few of you have probably wasted a large chunk of your life savings on them and their bullshit vacation package.  Yes, I am bitter.  Bitter because in 2 years I worked my ass off to make a profit, made nothing and lost everything.  Let me summarize how much money was lost and the debt that replaced it.

Money Spent:  $16,000 in savings, $30,000 in 401(k), and we WERE debt free.

Depth of Our Debt Hole:  Between $30,000 and $40,000 and we barely have our house.

All the money and time that was wasted on calling “qualified leads” from a “lead generation” company, plus a ton of other stuff, I could of spent all that lost money on improvements to my home and sold it for $300,000; we paid $135,000.  I could’ve invested in a bunch of real estate properties to fix, sell, and/or rent.  In fact, several opportunities have arisen that all my lost money could’ve been spent on and made a huge profit in a short time.  Too late now.

 So here is the bright side:  I WILL get back every last dime that was lost back into savings, pay off my massive debt, and put me and family above and beyond a comfortable lifestyle, which means NO DEBT!  As we were before, only bigger, better, and wealthy as hell, financially, mentally, spiritually, and physically.

I’m not saying money buys happiness–it doesn’t.  It seems to me that the very rich and famous are a bit daft.  Does it seem that way to anyone else?  I have also noticed that people who get large amounts of money and/or assets dropped in their laps, whether by inheritance, winnings, or sheer luck, have no respect for what they have received.  I could tell several true stories about people I actually know who have been handed the key to the gold mine and for one reason or another, everyone of them threw it away and went right back to being broke.  “My wealthy parents bought me a mom -n- pop store to own and operate!  Now I’m rich and I can hire all kinds of employees, take everyday off and eat the inventory in the store!”  Those people not only lost a lot of money to thieving employees, but they thieved from themselves, too.  Now they are broke and live in squalor. . .again. 

I think some of it is that those people want more and they are not happy with what they already have.  They didn’t have to earn their treasure trove–it was given to them, and not one of those people invested their newly acquired wealth, saved it, bought a home, paid off their debt or any number of other things they could’ve done to ensure that money was there for their future.  No, they spent money like they were rockstars and before they knew it, they were broke again.  My family and I have watched this happen so many times and we wonder how it is the lamest people end up with riches dropping from the sky, and we have to work ourselves to death just to live paycheck to paycheck?  I’ll tell ya though, we have more assets to show for it than any of the lame people we know who stepped into wealth.  If that is what happens when one walks into wealth, then I would prefer to continue earning my way through life, however, just one break to push everything to the top super fast would be appreciated.  I’ve worked so hard my whole life for what I have, I would never take that for granted.

 Though this post does get off the subject of Coastal Synergy Group, it does tie together in the form of regret and depression and the wish that I had been more experienced in choosing an online business.  So 2 years of blindly flailing about with Coastal Synergy Group and I did learn some valuable lessons from them.  I want to teach you the lessons I learned, so stay tuned for the next post. . .

Andrea McClure

http://perpetualaffiliateprofits.com

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Avoid This Mystery Online Business Opportunity Part Deux-Doo

March 7th, 2008

Heeeeeeyyyyyyy YYYoooouuuuuuuu Guuuuyyyyyyysss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  I’m usually the only one whe remembers that exclamation and where it comes from. 

So I said that I would add more to the Mystery Online Business Opportunity that sucks.  Here is another clue:

 When I first signed up with this group that now calls themselves “The Synergy Group“, it was exactly the business I had been looking for!  It was in the travel industry with the offering of a lifetime of astronomically cheap, to free travel all over the world in any mode of transportation, staying at luxury resorts, hotels, condos, and multi-million dollar home rentals, and the benefit list goes on and on.  The one benefit that stood out the most to me were the “Fly and Stay” vouchers.  Let me explain and use a real life example:

When my family and I first received our travel package, we were so impressed with all the vouchers, which could be made into as many copies as you want, give them to whoever you want, and there must be at least 60 different vouchers to destinations all over the world.  There were over 20 different discount cards to use for everything from discount golfing packages to $25/night stays at a $300 + all inclusive resort.  If you can imagine our eyes were boggling and our minds were spinning with all the travel we would do, which in turn would sell the crap out of these travel packages to other people.  We were excited!

One of the many vouchers was for a 7 day, 6 night fly and stay to Hawaii.  Simply send in $6.95 to pay for shipping and handling.  They in turn send you back the necessary paperwork, itinerary and notification of any extra fees and taxes (this was stipulated in the package to begin with, and fees and taxes are only $150 to $350 extra, so not a surprise and no big deal).  Using the postal system took a little time, but still, we felt for the killer deal we were getting for this “Hawaiian Fly N Stay” that it was well worth the wait in the transaction process.

A few weeks later, we receive our vacation itinerary and instructions as to what to do next and we are wet with the idea of going to Hawaii and how we would be doing this as often as possible!  My husband cracked open the manila envelope and pulled out the documents inside. . .And there they were!  But wait!  What was this?  A cruise to the Bahamas departing from Florida???  What happened to our fly -n- stay?  We had selected that vacation for a reason. . .because the deal was out of this world!!!  The new Bahamas voucher would cost 3 of us to fly to Florida from the West Coast at least $2000, plus we still had to get our passports and they aren’t cheap when one is a first time applicant, and the port costs, taxes, and some other small fees that add up to one big fee, because you are traveling out of the country on a ship.  So there went the total value and excitement out of our ambitiously planned vacation to Hawaii.

 I contacted the phone number provided with the package and was answered by voice mail.  I left the appropriate information and waited for them to contact me.  They never did.  I tried to reach them several more times, to no avail.  The next best thing was to get on one of these supposed Q & A calls regarding the package.  So I did.  I explained to the woman hosting the call what had happened with our fly -n- stay voucher and what we received in return and I was given a vague answer of, “We are working on getting a new vendor for the fly -n- stays.  We had to drop the other vendor. . .”  That statement is not verbatim, but that is how it went in so many words.  I tried again on some other calls that are reserved for learning about this so-called “awesome, comprehensive travel packages” only to receive the same vague answer.  The final answer I received as a good, firm answer was, “No.  We will not be reinstating the fly -n- stays.  So if you are showing someone your package, just make sure you remove those vouchers from the package.” 

 Fuck man!  There went 95% of the value of that stupid package!  Now I had to explain to people I had already told about the fly -n- stays that I managed to get myself mixed up in another lame, rip off business venture.  I was using the fly -n- stays as a major selling point of the package and people were listening!  They were interested and I was glad I had chosen to become involved with that business model!  I love to travel, I grew traveling all over the United States, from Oregon to Florida and back, and I want my son Spencer to experience the things I did when we went on our family excursions.  Besides, how could I go wrong with selling a travel package that seemed liked a traveler’s/online business entrepreneur’s dream come true?!?!?  I had people’s attention and things began progressing right along.

 It wasn’t a month before I found out the fly -n- stays were a thing of the past.  It really pissed me off that I was unable to contact the company responsible for putting the travel packages together.  It told me they are hiding from their client base because they know people are angry.  They know they should do something in a major way to right their wrong and make it fair to all their past clients and the clients like myself, who came into to it a couple of months before they pulled the fly -n- stays.  But they are hiding. . . . .

Now that what I felt was one of the main selling points of this stupid travel package business I got myself into was gone, people lost interest.  The cost to join is expensive and when they ask if transportation is included in the trips in the package, and I tell them no, well, travel went and got all expensive on them again.  So the value diminishes quickly and then disappears altogether. 

That is the second clue to the super lame online business opportunity.  I don’t know, though. . .I gave quite a bit away in my “hint” this time.  I KNOW there has to be at least one person out there who knows what “Synergy group” this is.   

Look for the third hint, coming soon. . .

Andrea McClure

http://perpetualaffiliateprofits.com

Avoid This Mystery Online Business Opportunity

February 29th, 2008

What are you looking for?  Most likely you want your online business to take off.  You want to make money hand over fist without the 40 hour work week.  So did I.  I’m sure you’ve heard the term “mentally unemployable.”  That’s me!  I want my own life that I create and control.  I call the shots.

The first business venture I got into gave me all these beautiful websites and told me I needed to purchase “lead packages.”  Lead packages are lists of names, phone numbers, addresses, email addresses and a hefty price.  These lists of people are supposedly highly interested in the product and ready to start an online business right now.  WRONG!!  I spent several thousand dollars on lead packages, had nearly 5000 leads and made two sales, the first sale happened in my first week.  I was excited!  I thought the next sale would come easy!  One year later, I finally made my second sale, which was just enough to earn my director’s release.  I almost forgot to mention, the first 2 sales you make with this particular business are “training sales”, otherwise known as “up sales”. 

Needless to say, by the time I made my second training sale I was very discouraged.  I pressed forward however, because now I had my precious, hard earned director’s lease and a massive pile of debt to pay.  About 2 months more of that crap and I gave up.  There are alot of other factors to go with this tale of woe, and I am going to tell you what they are in future posts, including the name of the business.  In the meantime, see if you guess what mystery online business opportunity left me so bitter.  You may have heard of them. . .

Then I met Tellman Knudson and began purchasing his high quality products and services, which are all backed by his iron clad, 100% money back guarantee.  He is the inspiration for this site, Perpetual Affiliate Profits.  It started with his Listbuilding Club and then I became involved with the Perpetual Marketing Machine

What attracted me the most about Tellman’s training programs?  Find out in the next post!  Don’t forget to leave your comments and posts, because I look forward to hearing from each and everyone of you!

 Andrea McClure

www.perpetualaffiliateprofits.com

Perpetual Affiliate Profits

February 27th, 2008

Hi and thank you for visiting the official Perpetual Affiliate Profits site! 

The purpose of this site is to help you build your list and market affiliate products successfully. My intent is to create a “group mastermind”, where people can share their thoughts, hints, tips, experiences, advice, and opinions regarding internet affiliate marketing and sales. As more and more people post to my blog, my hope is to collect enough information to be useful to many other people and encourage them to share what they know as well.

There will also be live events to learn, meet, and network with others. These activities are the best things you can do to grow your business and your most important asset: Your list.

So jump in the mix and post your comment! I’m new to blogging and I could use some advice as to how and what other people post to blogs. I look forward to hearing from each and every one of you!

Sincerely,

Andrea McClure

www.perpetualaffiliateprofits.com