directly to your affiliate links.

It doesn't matter if you use articles, videos, podcasts, paid ads, forums, 

Reddit, Quora, Facebook, native ads or Instagram.

“Direct linking” doesn’t work. I learned it the hard way, after trying 

to direct link for years.

 
Then I tried something else that launched my business to near super affiliate status.

I don't regret much, but I would probably avoid a few mistakes 

if I was starting over today.


They are:

  > Direct linking (aka, sending visitors directly to an affiliate offer).


  > Pumping an article a day, 7 days a week. I was even writing while visiting 

my dying relative to the hospital and it was a colossal waste of my time

 (plus, I felt like a horrible person).


  > Picking the offers I liked, not necessarily the ones that will convert.


  > Building multiple websites (I had so many at one point
I couldn't keep track of them all).

  > Trying to persuade friends, family, and people I didn't know 

that they needed what I was promoting... 

Instead of finding people who desperately needed the programs I was offering.


  > Relying on my work ethic instead of relying on systems from day 1.

  > Trying to be everywhere, instead choosing one traffic source that converts
and that I could control.

  > Spending all that time learning designing and coding (you can generate 

6 figs online easily, without worrying about colors or HTML codes).

There are probably a few that I'm forgetting, but you get the idea.

In my 12+ years online, I've found out that success is a byproduct of not 

just what you do, but (even more importantly)

 what you do not do [wasting time, effort & money].

I've given you a great list of what to avoid and I hope it helps.    

Sincerely,

Ray