Affiliate Project X, or "APX," is an ebook providing ways for earning income as an affiliate marketer on the internet. There are various such ways, techniques, merchandise and services being touted as "the key" to earning big money online. The sector of net promoting is rife with competition, every one making an attempt to outdo another. APX isn't any totally different in this regard, and its author, Chris McNeeney, found his product breaking Clickbank records upon its unleash in October 2006. Shortly after its launch, Affiliate Project X was flying around countless net marketing lists, blogs and forums. I actually received a minimum of a [*fr1] a dozen emails about APX from a variety of web marketers, together with some of the better-known names.
Affiliate Project X does not pretend to be exhaustive in its ways and techniques. It's, in fact, rather short, cutting to the chase concerning varied common internet selling methods. As an example, the first technique in Project X is also the only, permitting you to be up and running in an exceedingly fairly short time. Known as "The Leech," this technique needs you to possess a website and a product such as an ebook, which you'll get from affiliate databanks and which you then promote with some targeted keywords during a pay-per-click advertising campaign. It's well known that information product like ebooks, CDs, videos and audios are easier to sell and return sensible commissions. You could conjointly apply this methodology to any other product and service, of course. With a profitable product and advertising campaign, experienced marketers - and even some clever "newbies," or people new to web promoting - will and do rack up a significant amount of money. Anyone who has studied affiliate marketing for a while is aware of that fact. Thus what makes Project X any totally different? It's the way in which Chris lays out this system, concisely and exactly, which makes it more readily understandable. The identical will be said of the opposite ways in Affiliate Project X, as well as 'The Workhorse," which, because the name implies, requires somewhat more work.
There's some question about whether or not or not Affiliate Project X violates the terms of service of 1 of the key affiliate networks, Clickbank, because it recommends using bonuses and rebates. The book was poured over by Clickbank managers and, different than a short section that Chris excised upon request, was given the seal of approval for sale, that indicates that it will not break any rules. There's also a problem with the recommended manner for cloaking affiliate links, because the code generally will not work in putting the requisite cookies on the purchaser's laptop, causing commissions to be lost. There will not appear to be an simple answer for that downside, and many affiliate marketers have continued to use "naked" affiliate URLs.
All in all, Affiliate Project X may be a sensible and comprehensive overview of some the most effective methods and techniques used by experienced marketers so as to make money online with affiliate programs.
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