Uberaffiliate
Jul
Alright I can see this may be a lengthy post, so if you want the cliff-notes and don’t want to read the explanation :
Jul
So UberCamp has been around for almost 2 months now, and so far it’s going great I think. Of course there have been criticisms and people that think it’s not worth it, but I guess that’s not up for me to decide. I haven’t let in any more members since it’s first launch, but I’m not opening up applications again, primarily because of the newest addition.
Jul
So I guess a pretty big question when thinking about your affiliate business is what type of business do you want to start up. Do you want to focus all your efforts on a site that will bring in consistent money over the long term (6+ months)? Do you want to go on a super-hot tip and make a lot of money with a short term business (>1 month)? Or do you want to try to find what’s hot and run it for a couple months and then accept when it dies?
Jul
Anybody get one? I don’t really keep up with news that much and didn’t find out that they were open for registration until about 16 hours after the fact. Still I grabbed a few domains and will probably do nothing with them. Some of the ones I got :
Jul
This is a guest post by my good friend Wes Mahler from Tracking202. He also wanted everyone to know that there is a San Fran Bay Area meetup on July 26th for webmasters and marketers, free pizza for everyone. You can read more at Meetu.
Jul
Here is one of the top 10 runners up for my MarketLeverage “affiliate mistakes” contest.
Jul
When I made my post announcing the MarketLeverage contest, I said that I would be writing a post of my own mistakes as if it were an entry.
Jul
Sorry to make 2 posts in a row about the same garbage, but I LOL’d when I watched the 3rd Episode of the Top affiliate Challenge. Jon Van Clute is bragging on how he gets 200,000 targeted visitors at a $2CPM, and then for those “uneducated” affiliates out there, the Top affiliate Challenge shows us the math in calculating how much Van Clute spends.
