Thirty Day Challenge – What Every Affiliate Newbie Needs
August 19, 2009 by admin
Filed under Affiliate Marketing Blog
If you want to learn affiliate marketing or any kind of Internet marketing for that matter, there’s an amazing resource out there for you right now! It’s veteran Internet marketer Ed Dales’s little darling – the Thirty Day Challenge. It’s a comprehensive 30 day video training program on the basics of marketing on the web.
Offered only once a year, this great program (we’re taking it) started on August 1st. Now you may be thinking that you’re too late to join in. Not. You can pick up where the program is now and play catch-up as you go along to the end of the month. Or start watching the “30DC” videos on YouTube and go along at your pace.
Whatever you do, jump on this opportunity. Ed and team have done a phenomenal job assembling lessons, tools, resources and even motivational tips that every newbie affiliate marketer can benefit from. Oh – and I forgot to mention that you can subscribe to the videos and transcripts on iTunes. For you iPhone lovers like me – 30DC is available for you phone too!
Find out how to get started in affiliate marketing when you sign up for your free ebook. Must-have info on what to do first,what to avoid and answers to what affiliate marketing newbies must know about the journey to making money online.
Elevic Pernis on Thu, 10th Sep 2009 12:55 pm
Hello, although it is aimed for beginners, I find the information contained in 30DC to be so advanced for the total beginner. What I mean is, you don’t find suchh quality information elsewhere in one place, in a silver platter. That’s why I really love the Thirty Day Challenge Team.
Karen Batchelor on Mon, 14th Sep 2009 8:56 am
You’re right Elevic. The info is kind of advanced for a real newbie. That’s why I’m going back over the Challenge a second time because there is such great info there. I want to take it all in. But I think when you’re an affiliate marketing beginner, most of the info seems advanced and maybe overwhelming too. Don’t feel bad if you don’t get it the first time. It’s a good lesson learned:-)