Internet Marketing Conference
Do YOU earn big bucks with the Internet?
I just received two tickets to an internet marketing conference.
It made me wonder if there are actual people that use Yahoo Answers that are making big bucks on the Internet.
What do you do, and how do you do it? I want to hear everybody’s stories.
No project payday please (that is such a lame program!!)
You will get a lot of spammers on this question and it is very annoying because they ruin it for us Internet Marketers who answer guestions by giving honest reviews of a product. I only promote things that I have first hand knowledge in and fully trust.
I have been doing affiliate marketing for three years now. I work a full-time job and have a family so I can’t invest the time into affiliate marketing that I’d like to but I am consistently making an extra $300 monthly and I’m seeing more and more traffic to my websites. I know if I could do it full-time, I’d be making a lot more money. I really enjoy it…it’s a lot of fun.
I actually pay a monthly fee ($39, $29 if you pay for a full year) to be a member at Wealthy Affiliate. They teach you everything, and I mean everything, you need to know to become a successful affiliate marketer. This site is great and I wouldn’t recommend it nor would I be paying for the membership if I didn’t think it’s the best resource online to learn affiliate marketing. I’ve written a couple of articles about it explaining what they offer if you’re interested.
http://www.squidoo.com/howtomake1000000dollars
http://www.squidoo.com/learninginternetmarketing
I’ve tried PPC advertising but that’s just too expensive. Now I’m concentrating on article marketing and forum marketing, which you will learn if you become a WA member. But, as I said, I only answer questions that I have first hand knowledge about. You want people to trust you. That’s how you get repeat business.
Also, if you decide to become a WA member, my screen name is paigee0505. There is a lot of stuff to learn and it can be overwhelming so don’t be afraid to ask for help.
Internet Marketing Conference San Francisco
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