Thanks for your candid criticism. I have disabled infolinks. I logged into my infolinks account to find I had earned a paltry $0.35 since October when I added it. If I ever try it again it will only be if I can design it to work with the look of the site, maybe not even then.

I like the look a lot better now! Thanks again.

-JEDs

Yes you are right. You also need experience, good or bad. Negative experience can be turned into opportunity and together with positive experience builds confidence. Success measured in money or otherwise can result.

It takes relatively little money to build success online if you persevere and move forward, but a large helping of determination.
Onward!

Thanks for your comment.
-JEDs

Those are excellent ideas. I think that both Dr. Mani’s book and the Writing Riches program could complement each other very well.

Steve

A weekly information newsletter might contain an original article with really good information. (With a regular schedule, it brings discipline to get the article written. No procrastination.)

That article can also be published on a blog.

After a dozen or so issues, articles can be categorized and:

~ Offered as a series of articles with an autoresponder.

~ Published as an ebook for sale or free with a newsletter signup.

Articles can be revisited after a few months and rewritten with new slants. These can then be used from the top and/or submitted to article directories for others to reprint.

Those are some ideas for rapidly deploying content without writing a new article for each.

A few months ago, I got a book called “Think. Write. Retire.” by Dr. Mani. It has lots and lots of ideas, real actionable ideas, for developing income streams from content.

I looked it up and here is the sales page.
http://www.niche2.com/twre/

It’s really good. For those who are interested in that type of business.

Will
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If they would provide different material to US affiliates just to comply with the new guidelines, I would suggest that there is something not quite right with what they are promoting.

Those affiliates will still have to operate under the new guidelines. If the program owner acts responsibly with respect to U.S. members then marketing guidelines training and materials that meet the guidelines should be provided to those affiliates.

So it would boil down to:
1. Do they care about their U.S. affiliates?
2. If so, do they provide separate materials for them?
3. To prevent the expense of running it 2 different ways, do they comply?

So it would come down to dollars and maybe a tad of ethics.

Thanks for your comment Sire.
- JEDs

With some luck it will mean that the majority of US bloggers and webmaster will watch their P’s and Q’s when making brash statements, but won’t do a thing to those outside the US.