I wrote this Backlink Flood review because I want to give you an awesome deal. I will explain the deal below but for now I’m going to give my thoughts about this linkbuilding guide.
I’ve known about Backlink Flood for quite some time now but I just ignored it because I’ve been using The SEO Method by David Jenyns.
But after getting a copy and reading Backlink Flood I discovered that all the things indicated in their sales page were the real deal! I also like the fact that they have a warning for those people who have no intentions of putting in some effort to apply the linkbuilding techniques.
It’s just disappointing because many people will buy a product and return it when they’ve found out that it’s not easy work.
Majority of the sales came from a site that I setup to target a not so good affiliate marketing tool. I then wrote a short review of the 3 guides that I highly recommend with some bonuses to sweeten the deal.
As of now my short term goal is to average $23 (1,000 pesos) per day before September 12, 2010. My long term goal for next year would be to average around $100 (4,500 pesos) per day. If you can earn your first dollar or even a cent online then there’s no stopping you from earning whatever amount you need.
After reaching my first $100 day I’m really fired up right now! I just need to focus on the things that would generate income and outsource some of the mundane tasks involved with this business. I’m approaching my first year since I started my Internet marketing business and so far things are looking bright.
Here’s a screenshot of my ClickBank account as of today:
This Confessions of a Lazy Super Affiliate review is a bit late because it’s been almost a year since I got it. This is actually the first guide that I bought before I even joined the Wealthy Affiliate University on July 20th 2009.
The Confessions of a Lazy Super Affiliate is not for the complete beginner and it’s geared towards the intermediate and advanced marketers. I understood the first few chapters when I first bought it but when I decided to read it again after 6 months, that’s when I really understood what was being taught by Chris Rempel.
One of the most important things that you need to keep in mind is that Internet marketing is not an hourly job. It is a business so don’t compare it to a regular day job.
When I started back in July 2009, it took me 2 months to earn $23. That was my first sale and I knew that was the beginning of my business. If I broke down the $23 into an hourly rate for 2 months then I would have quit right away. That’s why I also tell beginners especially those who don’t have any source of income to not rely on Internet marketing for quick money.
I decided to find out what results am I going to get in search engines when I typed in work at home philippines and make money online philippines. I have to say that I’m not really happy with the results simply because I didn’t find any good information about affiliate marketing. Even the paid advertisements promote a lot of data entry stuff which can be totally misleading to a complete beginner.
There are also many sites promoting answering surveys, paid-to-click sites, browsing ads, reading emails, etc. Another one that’s being heavily promoted is MLM which I believe is also a pyramid scheme. I have nothing against these methods of making money online but I know and believe that affiliate marketing stomps them all!
If you feel otherwise then I totally respect your opinion but please don’t start a debate here. I just want to give some information and help my fellow kababayans on how to start their affiliate marketing business.
At this point you probably don’t have any intentions of starting an online business. I finished college at a very late age of 27 and all I wanted to do was work as soon as possible in a company. That’s the overall mentality right? Finish college, work for someone else, work long years so your salary would increase and hopefully earn enough for your retirement.