Guide Highs & Lows of an Affiliate Publisher

[Honeybadger]

Im dumping a whole load of info here
hope you find useful
ask questions/make comments
disagree is ok!

What ive learnt in the industry?

1. take notes
2. keep organized
3. ask trusted ppl for advice
4. do what others arent doing
5. know your tech in detail
6. share but not everything
7. find a competitor to compete with
8. set realistic quantifiable targets & dates & times
9. create affiliate business plan
10. set a start & finish time for work

Highs since 2020

1. earning my 1st dollar! (such a cool moment)
2. starting my 1st successful affiliate site
3. starting my 2nd successful affiliate site
4. finding affiliate fix
5. knowing tj & graybeard
6. earning $500+ my 1st month
7. earning my 1st $1k
8. earning $10k my 1st year
9. earning $20k+ total
10. understanding the affiliate publishing system

& lows...

1. losing focus
2. losing motivation
3. getting deranked off google
4. deleting my 1st affiliate website
5. starting doomed follow threads
6. becoming homeless
7. trusting very bad people
8. turning to drugs & alcohol
9. affiliate commission too low
10. becoming a lazy bum

What i see in the future?

1. ai revolution in google search
2. more competitors
3. more affiliate niches
4. more opportunities & challenges
5. better free technology
6. same ratio of winners 2 losers
7. more free courses & resources
8. tighter affiliate industry regulation
9. meta verse affiliate industry
10. affordable vacations to the moon

FOCUS. YOU WILL GET THERE.

 

[Albertomax1]

Hello @Honeybadger

Thanks for sharing your journey!

Mine is similar with many ups and downs.

Through it all...we continue to progress and elevate!

Continued success my friend!

Peace & Love...

 

[Honeybadger]

Special mention to @azgold
gave me much needed support at the start of affiliate journey
many helpful comments & practical advice

 

[azgold]

becoming a lazy bum

You seriously believe that?? You were constantly working and posting your journey. You didn't (couldn't) sleep. You went through a lot of crap whilst pursuing your dream.

Yup, you had some low times but they led you to regroup, analyze and start again with a different, improved perspective. Why I believe you'll succeed, is the fact that you always come back to it, you never give up. You recognize areas that need a different approach and you take action.

I'm not sure that you realize that you're a teacher. You offer (freely) specific tips, tools and advice that anyone willing to learn can use to shortcut their own journey.

I do not think that you are a lazy bum. On the contrary!

 

[Honeybadger]

So cool your here @azgold
this forum has taught me so much
the no1 lesson
--> keep learning & never stop trying
its out there
if keep looking