May 11th, 2009
If you haven’t bought Yaro Starak’s new Membership Website course yet then you must be an idiot. You are the stupidest person alive. Have you any idea how much money you’re leaving on the table ignoring this once in a life time opportunity? I’m not going to back this up with any facts about how I’ve used the system or how much it has helped me, why should I, I’m only mentioning it so that YOU can spend YOUR money and get ME a commission. Affiliate marketing rocks!
Of all the top bloggers pushing this how many do you think have
1. Paid for the course and tried to implement it?
2. Made any money whatsoever by following it?
On that basis, without having spent their own money (of which they have so much they know not what to do with it) or for that matter used their own time to try it do they have the right to push it down their loyal readerships throats? Just curious?
(ps this post contains no affiliate links, I have neither purchased Yaro’s membership course or used the information in it so I can’t say if it’s any good or not).
(pps I’ve got a much better post than this ready, honest, I’m just waiting for my hangover to clear up a bit so I can check it over)
May 8th, 2009
It’s been 8 days since I started my Sponsor A Fool challenge for the British Heart Foundation. The plan is to cover 310km in the 31 days of May using only gym equipment. This is how I’ve done:-
May 5th, 2009
Back in the dim and not so distant past I wrote a review of Traffic Kahuna. I didn’t rate the Traffic Kahuna system back then and I’m sure if I was still a member I wouldn’t rate it any better now. However, there was one part of the system that had potential – the GREAT news is that somebody has borrowed the idea, made a much nicer system (in my opinion) around it and put it out there for people to use at an affordable price. Welcome to “My Article Network“. And let me get this straight up front, this one works.
May 4th, 2009
I’m going to be very careful here not to slag of Text-Link-Ads, I’ve done some things wrong, and they’ve done some things wrong. This isn’t so much a warning as just me documenting my experiences so that other people can learn from them. If you currently sell links from your websites you may want to read this.
May 1st, 2009
Shock, horror, I didn’t win the PublisherChallenge April contest. No big surprise really considering the amount of effort I put into it, life has a way of rewarding you for what you put in. Anyhoo, seeing as how I didn’t win the MacBook I decided to go ahead and buy one anyway (what’s £1200 between friends?) – I feel like writing a few iPhone apps and whilst I’m sure I could bodge together some sort of Apple Emulator on one of the many PC’s I have around the place I thought it would be easier just to buy a proper one, besides we need a new family laptop and Laura loves Macs from when she used them at school. It’s going to be a bit of a learning curve for me, I haven’t used Apple technology since I left school 16 years ago! Do they still only have 1 mouse button?
Secondly, I found out this morning that one of my old friends is due to inherit several million pounds. Remember what I just said about fate rewarding your effort? Well forget it. This lad bummed around at university for 8 years (jumping from one course to the next) before finally getting a bog standard office job. No aim, no drive, no ambition – just plod along. He should pay of his fees sometime in the next century! Well that would be the case if he wasn’t due an inheritance that’s come about from some land being sold from an extended family. So the way to get ahead in life seems to be do as little as you can get away with and fate will look after you. Not that I’m bitter of course, good luck to him I say!
