Never Too Old
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The article "Never Too Old" talks about affiliate revenue, it has been released by Robert J Farey.
NEVER TO OLDMy great granddaughter said I was too old to learn to use a computer.The trouble with the younger generation is that, they guess that just because you're getitng old, you're also becoming stupid.At seventy three I suppose I do seem ancient to a twelve year old.Never mind. I decided to show them by example.A second hand computer and an old Eposn printer cost me £200.00.
Evening classes on how to use the intenret were free to oldies like me.I soon had myself set up with ‘Freeserve’ with my really own email address. They call themselves Wannadoo now.It was not long before I was getting e-mails from hundreds of persons and companies that I had never heard of before.I learned my lesson regarding junk mail. I changed my email account and started all over again.There was an affiliate program that looked interesting. I kept on getting references to it from vairous sources.
The idea of earning a little extra money to boost my pension was really appealing.I took the plunge and sgined up.
They gave me a ready set up web page with everything controleld from the home base. All that I had to do was to advertsie the program and the money would come pouring in. (What a hope.)Two motnhs went by with no income.
Just outgoings.It was then that I dicsovered a book called ’30 Days to success.’ By Stone Evans.
(You can get it for free.) This is one guy who knows what he is tlaking about. It sohwed me exactly where I was going wrong.Ten days after I received an e-mail from PayPal to say that two payments had been made into my account, A total of eighty six dollars. Not a great amount but the first of many.It was not long before I had a steady couple of hundred dollars coming in each month.It was working because I was working to a system.
If you work the system, the sysetm will work for you. (I proved it.)What will work with one afifliate program will work with others.I expanded the system by signing up to a new affiliate program every two weeks. I set up my own website with links to each of them. It is easier to advertise one website with links to several affiliate programs, than to advertise each one individually. Besides, using your own website it is easy to capture the email addresses of your prospects and customers so that you have the opportunity to mail them with other offers.I am affiliated to nine companies at present.
I was going to aim for a dozen, but I would rather have more time with my grandchildren and thier babies than have to work that extra hour each week.
After all, I am supposed to be retired.I can now afford to send the whole family to Disney-land without having to count the cost.I work about fifteen hours a week and leave the rest to the autoresponder, clickbank and PayPal.As long as I can find time to reply to my e-mails and make a couple of other checks I can do whatever I like, when I like.I can even do it on holiday using my brand new laptop.If my great granddaughter had not told me that I was too old to learn new tricks in the first place, I would still be counting the pennies and watching television for the rest of my days.Hurrah!
for the younger generation.You are never too old. I proved it..…..Robjfar……..About The AuthorRobert J FareyBob has been on line for over five years. He loves affiliate programs because all of the technical stuff is done by the owners of the progrmas. Leaving him free to concentrate on the promotion side of the business. If that article has set you thinking. Please take a look at: http://www.33daystoonlineprofits.Com/video/? Robertjay
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