Associate Programs Newsletter #342

If you wanted to get the PPC training I mentioned the other day but were put off by the cost, I've some good news for you.
      
Also, residual revenue streams - a smart way of doing affiliate marketing.

CONTENTS:

1. Payment plan for PPC training
2. Three ways I earn residual revenue
3. Thought for today: Greatest discovery

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1. Payment plan for PPC training
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Hundreds of people who wanted to get the new PPC training course, PPC Classroom, were put off by the price. It costs $497.

Even at that price, sales have been brisk. Anik Singal told me that in spite of technical problems and a denial of service attack on their servers, they sold nearly 900 copies in the first 36 hours.

However, they've received more than 200 email requests, and more requests on the blog, from people who want a payment plan option.

So they've just announced a payment plan. You can now get PPC Classroom by making three monthly payments of $187.

If you've ever been thinking of trying PPC marketing, now's the time. This is the way to do it - with really good training from people who are not only VERY good at PPC, but also very good at teaching you.

This is the best PPC training I've seen for affiliates. Its star teacher is an affiliate who grossed $1.4 million in affiliate commissions last year, almost solely from pay-per-click marketing.

This is the real deal.

[UPDATE: PPC Classroom is closed to new students. Here's another very good PPC education option, which is free and is REAL education, not junk. It's by a trusted name in the industry, Perry Marshall, who's THE expert on AdWords. 5 Days to Success With Google AdWords is a 5-day free email course. Perry tells you things like how to consistently pay less for Google traffic, how to make money with affiliate programs, and he shares a strategy that reduces your risk while increasing your profit. Make sure you download his Google AdWords Cheat Sheet. Highly recommended.]

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2. Three ways I earn residual revenue
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Neil Shearing's new videos about earning passive cashflows, got me thinking about ways in which I earn useful residual revenue.

Here are three ways I do work once and get paid over and over again...

   * John Reese's private site pays me $50 commissions every month. Compare the difference: (A) You promote an ebook which pays you one $50 commission. (B) You promote a private site which pays you $50 every month - $50 x 12 = $600 a year - for as long as the customer stays subscribed. I love promoting this membership site because every month John, who's one of the most respected marketers online, provides a combination of immediately usable information and powerful Internet marketing insights. To see what I mean, you can download a free copy of his newsletter here...
[UPDATE: This offer has closed.]
  
   * Two-tier affiliate programs. For example, the Direct Leads affiliate network has been sending me thousands of dollars in recent months, so some affiliates who have clicked on my recommendation link must be doing VERY well with Direct Leads. If you're not using this affiliate network, have a look.
[UPDATE: It was good while it lasted. The two-tier aspect disappeared.]

   * My old favorite SBI. This company has been at the top of my Top 10 for YEARS. It pays both residual revenue and two-tier commissions on a superb product which just keeps on getting better and better.

To me, doing work once and then getting paid over and over again, is the smart way to do affiliate marketing.

Neil has earned hundreds of thousands of dollars by setting up hands-off revenue streams.

Check out Neil's videos here...

http://www.AssociatePrograms.com/passive-cashflows

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3. Thought for today: Greatest discovery
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"The greatest discovery of my generation is that a human being can alter his life by altering his attitudes of mind." - William James.

All the best

Allan Gardyne