Comments on: Guru’s I’ve learned a lot from… http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/ Affilorama helps you in making money online with affiliate programs and make money fast online. You can make money at home online through our affiliate programs Fri, 25 Jul 2008 05:15:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Elmo http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-124428 Elmo Sat, 07 Jun 2008 03:41:47 +0000 http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-124428 Mark Ling is a genius. He is the first person in my years of internet marketing that actually gave me a clear blueprint for designing a website that makes money. My Electric bikes -N- Scooters site has taken off, and i now have a second income. I have also started another blog at: http://extraincomereport.blogspot.com Called the Extra Income Report and I will be doing an extensive review of how Mark Ling helped me out so much. God Bless you and all of my Affilobuds and Buddetts for helping me out, you all were a huge help and I appreciate the personal time and care that you all gave me. Sincerely, Mark "Elmo" Ellis www.electricbikesnscooters.com Mark Ling is a genius.
He is the first person in my years of internet marketing that actually gave me a clear blueprint for designing a website that makes money.

My Electric bikes -N- Scooters site has taken off, and i now have a second income. I have also started another blog at: http://extraincomereport.blogspot.com
Called the Extra Income Report and I will be doing an extensive review of how Mark Ling helped me out so much.

God Bless you and all of my Affilobuds and Buddetts for helping me out, you all were a huge help and I appreciate the personal time and care that you all gave me.

Sincerely,
Mark “Elmo” Ellis
http://www.electricbikesnscooters.com

]]> By: Alec http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-116345 Alec Fri, 16 May 2008 11:09:17 +0000 http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-116345 <p>Hello Mark, I see from your twitter thread you took my advice on reading Dan Kennedy. But for some reason you didn't post my comment. What's up?</p> <p><strong>From Affilorama:</strong> Hi Alec, actually Daniel Turner recommended me to listen to Dan Kennedy first. I post all comments that aren't spam, but I receive over 400 comments a day (including mostly spam), so I use automated software to delete the spam. On rare occassions it deletes a real comment, and I'm guessing that is what happened to your original comment. Sorry about that Alec!</p> Hello Mark, I see from your twitter thread you took my advice on reading Dan Kennedy. But for some reason you didn’t post my comment. What’s up?

From Affilorama: Hi Alec, actually Daniel Turner recommended me to listen to Dan Kennedy first. I post all comments that aren’t spam, but I receive over 400 comments a day (including mostly spam), so I use automated software to delete the spam. On rare occassions it deletes a real comment, and I’m guessing that is what happened to your original comment. Sorry about that Alec!

]]> By: Gary http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-113475 Gary Tue, 06 May 2008 16:13:55 +0000 http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-113475 Hi Mark, I had the pleasure of meeting Corey Rudl just before his tragic death. I actually got lucky enough to spend some time with him and his new wife. I'm still not sure why, maybe he saw the fire in my eye, but we just immediately clicked. He took the time to explain a few things to me and that turned my whole business life in another direction and I'm so grateful. Shortly after that I went full time in IM and remain there to this day. I never got to tell Corey that but in some way I believe he knows. I try to pass on the knowledge I learned on the rare occasion I see that same fire in someone. That passion continues to fuel me today. There is such a fine line between money trickling in and making a full time income and I still can't believe how close some people are and still give up. I'm sure you know because you have helped a lot of people yourself. I read your blog a lot but don't comment much. I'm perfectly content being in the shadows with no one quite knowing exactly what I do. Keep up the great work you are doing and I love the blog. Gary Hi Mark,

I had the pleasure of meeting Corey Rudl just before his tragic death. I actually got lucky enough to spend some time with him and his new wife. I’m still not sure why, maybe he saw the fire in my eye, but we just immediately clicked.

He took the time to explain a few things to me and that turned my whole business life in another direction and I’m so grateful. Shortly after that I went full time in IM and remain there to this day.

I never got to tell Corey that but in some way I believe he knows. I try to pass on the knowledge I learned on the rare occasion I see that same fire in someone. That passion continues to fuel me today.

There is such a fine line between money trickling in and making a full time income and I still can’t believe how close some people are and still give up. I’m sure you know because you have helped a lot of people yourself.

I read your blog a lot but don’t comment much. I’m perfectly content being in the shadows with no one quite knowing exactly what I do. Keep up the great work you are doing and I love the blog.

Gary

]]> By: Robert Lees http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-113399 Robert Lees Tue, 06 May 2008 05:04:40 +0000 http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-113399 Hi Mark, First I would like to say, YOU ARE MY "BRO"... Thank you graciously for sharing all of your knowledge with us! I Know I was lucky when I found you online, I am still very new to this, and I do take bit longer than most to figure things out. It is so weird that you posted this cause it was just last night I was wondering who the trusted bigger boys were. Thanks a mill Robert Lees Hi Mark, First I would like to say, YOU ARE MY “BRO”…
Thank you graciously for sharing all of your knowledge
with us! I Know I was lucky when I found you online,
I am still very new to this, and I do take bit longer than most to figure things out.
It is so weird that you posted this cause it was just last night I was wondering who the trusted bigger boys were.

Thanks a mill
Robert Lees

]]> By: Norm Pavelka http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-112356 Norm Pavelka Sat, 03 May 2008 09:16:40 +0000 http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-112356 Hi Mark, thanks for your response. I have only submitted 10 articles so far so perhaps it is a bit early yet for results. I have had a few clicks and no sales.I think the standard of the articles is reasonable, but my Bio box and the blog need working on. Cheers, Norm Pavelka Hi Mark, thanks for your response. I have only submitted 10 articles so far so perhaps it is a bit early yet for results.
I have had a few clicks and no sales.I think the standard of the articles is reasonable, but my Bio box and the blog need working on.
Cheers, Norm Pavelka

]]> By: Richard Tunison http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-112314 Richard Tunison Sat, 03 May 2008 03:13:25 +0000 http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-112314 Hi Mark, Even though I have never had the pleasure on chatting with you and you don't know me from Adam. I just wanted to let you know that I spent 6 months buying this and buying that and could never really get the whole story on how to start. Well I actually found out about you by accident and I just wanted to personally thank you as I now have 2 websites up and working on my third and even though I am a Newbie as I have not made my first $50,000 yet I know that I will be able to and you are a large part why. Keep up the good work. As the old saying is what comes around goes around and your smart enough to look out for the long haul and not the quick buck and run. I am nowing using quite a bit of software you have recommended (without going into specifics), however, still having trouble producing any significant tracking so if you have any old information lying around I would be glad to hear some suggestions. Take care, Rich Hi Mark,
Even though I have never had the pleasure on chatting with you and you don’t know me from Adam. I just wanted to let you know that I spent 6 months buying this and buying that and could never really get the whole story on how to start. Well I actually found out about you by accident and I just wanted to personally thank you as I now have 2 websites up and working on my third and even though I am a Newbie as I have not made my first $50,000 yet I know that I will be able to and you are a large part why. Keep up the good work. As the old saying is what comes around goes around and your smart enough to look out for the long haul and not the quick buck and run. I am nowing using quite a bit of software you have recommended (without going into specifics), however, still having trouble producing any significant tracking so if you have any old information lying around I would be glad to hear some suggestions.
Take care,
Rich

]]> By: Norm Pavelka http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-112260 Norm Pavelka Fri, 02 May 2008 23:55:55 +0000 http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-112260 <p>Hi Mark, I have enjoyed reading your blog and the comments, particularly the one from Allan as it makes me realize I'm not alone. I am 78 and have been trying for over 2 years to make headway with affiliate marketing, but it has cost me more than I have made. Like Allan I am currently writing articles and linking them to blogs, but there is obviously something wrong as so far no success. I am looking forward to Affilorama. I am hoping that it will finally get me moving forward as you seem to have more of an understanding of what us Newbies need, (apart from a swift kick to get us motivated.) Norm pavelka</p> <p>PS I'm a bit south of you in Oamaru</p> <p><strong>From Affilorama: Hi Norm, great to hear from another fellow Cantabrian! :) Are you getting visitors to your sites and monetization is a problem? Or are you struggling to get visitors to your pages?</strong></p> Hi Mark, I have enjoyed reading your blog and the comments, particularly the one from Allan as it makes me realize I’m not alone. I am 78 and have been trying for over 2 years to make headway with affiliate marketing, but it has cost me more than I have made. Like Allan I am currently writing articles and linking them to blogs, but there is obviously something wrong as so far no success. I am looking forward to Affilorama. I am hoping that it will finally get me moving forward as you seem to have more of an understanding of what us Newbies need, (apart from a swift kick to get us motivated.) Norm pavelka

PS I’m a bit south of you in Oamaru

From Affilorama: Hi Norm, great to hear from another fellow Cantabrian! :) Are you getting visitors to your sites and monetization is a problem? Or are you struggling to get visitors to your pages?

]]> By: Allan http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-112216 Allan Fri, 02 May 2008 22:09:19 +0000 http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-112216 <p>Hello. I see you have had much help. I am a 77yr old and I have been trying to get information all over the net and NO one seems to give me what I need. Maybe you can. I want to write articles to advertise affiliate sites I am told I can not put the affiliate url`s in the bio box. This is where I do not get the info on.I am told to get a blog, get a web site do a redirect thats all fine but not for a new be like me. I ask these folk if I write an article and put it up at the article directories what then. I can not have a seperate web site and name for each article it would cost too much. I am stuck what to do.</p> <p>Allan</p> <p><strong>From Affilorama: Hi Allen, nice to hear from you. It is really inspiring to hear from someone of your age still willing to get out there and give this a go!</strong></p> <p><strong>You don't need a separate website per article, what you can do is simply have one website, that way each article that you submit can be pointed to specific pages on that website. Those pages can be a redirect via your affiliate link to another affiliate site, or they can be landing pages where you have quality content on the page, which then in turn promotes affiliate programs. </strong></p> <p><strong>I hope this makes sense, I tried to fit in a concise answer here on the blog for you.</strong></p> Hello. I see you have had much help. I am a 77yr old and I have been trying to get information all over the net and NO one seems to give me what I need. Maybe you can. I want to write articles to advertise affiliate sites I am told I can not put the affiliate url`s in the bio box. This is where I do not get the info on.I am told to get a blog, get a web site do a redirect thats all fine but not for a new be like me. I ask these folk if I write an article and put it up at the article directories what then. I can not have a seperate web site and name for each article it would cost too much. I am stuck what to do.

Allan

From Affilorama: Hi Allen, nice to hear from you. It is really inspiring to hear from someone of your age still willing to get out there and give this a go!

You don’t need a separate website per article, what you can do is simply have one website, that way each article that you submit can be pointed to specific pages on that website. Those pages can be a redirect via your affiliate link to another affiliate site, or they can be landing pages where you have quality content on the page, which then in turn promotes affiliate programs.

I hope this makes sense, I tried to fit in a concise answer here on the blog for you.

]]> By: Simon Quinn http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-112050 Simon Quinn Fri, 02 May 2008 13:34:46 +0000 http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-112050 <p>Wow - thanks Mark. I remember when you were listening to the Mind Power series and telling me how great they were all those years ago. I just wish I had of listened to your advice and perhaps I'd be even half as successful as you now. Hey better late than never. I've my first site up and on to my second. Onwards and upwards. This list is defintely brilliant because there are so many so called 'gurus' and half of them are just out there to profit off you. Where as I already know half these names and they're all brilliant so I can't wait to check out the rest!</p> <p>Thanks Mark, you're a total life saver.</p> <p><strong>From Affilorama: Thanks Si :) For those reading Simon's post, we went to high school together. Great to see you're moving forward with your 2nd site now, can't wait to see where you're at this time next year. Keep up the good work, it'll be worth it ;)</strong></p> Wow - thanks Mark. I remember when you were listening to the Mind Power series and telling me how great they were all those years ago. I just wish I had of listened to your advice and perhaps I’d be even half as successful as you now. Hey better late than never. I’ve my first site up and on to my second. Onwards and upwards. This list is defintely brilliant because there are so many so called ‘gurus’ and half of them are just out there to profit off you. Where as I already know half these names and they’re all brilliant so I can’t wait to check out the rest!

Thanks Mark, you’re a total life saver.

From Affilorama: Thanks Si :) For those reading Simon’s post, we went to high school together. Great to see you’re moving forward with your 2nd site now, can’t wait to see where you’re at this time next year. Keep up the good work, it’ll be worth it ;)

]]> By: Dean http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-112049 Dean Fri, 02 May 2008 13:34:25 +0000 http://www.affilorama.com/blog/gurus-ive-learned-a-lot-from/#comment-112049 Hi Mark, Nice list. Daniel and Marc also gave me a boost along in the early days. The biggest influence on my online career have been the guys at Portal Feeder particularly Jason Katzenback and Jason Potash. I was about to give it all away and take up fishing until Portal Feeder came along. Glad I stuck it out. Hi Mark,

Nice list. Daniel and Marc also gave me a boost along in the early days.

The biggest influence on my online career have been the guys at Portal Feeder particularly Jason Katzenback and Jason Potash. I was about to give it all away and take up fishing until Portal Feeder came along. Glad I stuck it out.

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