My attention has been drawn to a lot of derogatory tweets about Affiliate Marketing, especially from yesterday.

I'll say 2 things on this.

1. Masses will do what the masses will do.

They enjoy mass movements and every opportunity for untethered self-expression - here today, gone tomorrow.

Focus on your business... the mob have no staying power.

2. Do not however ignore all that is being said by the critics.

Some of it holds true.

The lowest quality marketers have indeed brought in the same predatory tactics that ponzi schemes are known for and that made people frown upon otherwise legitimate ventures like Network Marketing.

You should be the first to hold 'your own' to account and clean up the craft.

Is it honest for a newbie to put up credit alert screenshots that are not his? NO!

Is it honest for a newbie to claim to offer mentorship, mainly because they want to make a commission? NO!

It is not wise to find a way to say YES to a NO, because it momentarily serves your interests to do so.

Do not wait for the outside critics, because when they do, it will be without purity of intent.

Dismissing every point made against your profession just because it's your money earner is a precursor to cult-like behavior.

Your downfall is imminent but the noise (of your own mob) may not let you see it.

Stand aside and ponder.

Consider carefully the points that hold merit and improve the quality & transparency of your marketing methods.

I hope this helps.

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I come in peace..

eMoney50:

My attention has been drawn to a lot of derogatory tweets about Affiliate Marketing, especially from yesterday.

I'll say 2 things on this.

1. Masses will do what the masses will do.

They enjoy mass movements and every opportunity for untethered self-expression - here today, gone tomorrow.

Focus on your business... the mob have no staying power.

2. Do not however ignore all that is being said by the critics.

Some of it holds true.

The lowest quality marketers have indeed brought in the same predatory tactics that ponzi schemes are known for and that made people frown upon otherwise legitimate ventures like Network Marketing.

You should be the first to hold 'your own' to account and clean up the craft.

Is it honest for a newbie to put up credit alert screenshots that are not his? NO!

Is it honest for a newbie to claim to offer mentorship, mainly because they want to make a commission? NO!

It is not wise to find a way to say YES to a NO, because it momentarily serves your interests to do so.

Do not wait for the outside critics, because when they do, it will be without purity of intent.

Dismissing every point made against your profession just because it's your money earner is a precursor to cult-like behavior.

Your downfall is imminent but the noise (of your own mob) may not let you see it.

Stand aside and ponder.

Consider carefully the points that hold merit and improve the quality & transparency of your marketing methods.

I hope this helps.

.

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The 80/20 or 20/80 however you see it is ETERNAL.Experience is best teacher.Keep fighting it.

RockyTheJew:
The 80/20 or 20/80 however you see it is ETERNAL.Experience is best teacher.Keep fighting it.

Correct,
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But what if a newbie asked you to throw more light on the 80/20?

eMoney50:
My attention has been drawn to a lot of derogatory tweets about Affiliate Marketing, especially from yesterday.

I'll say 2 things on this.

1. Masses will do what the masses will do.

They enjoy mass movements and every opportunity for untethered self-expression - here today, gone tomorrow.

Focus on your business... the mob have no staying power.

2. Do not however ignore all that is being said by the critics.

Some of it holds true.

The lowest quality marketers have indeed brought in the same predatory tactics that ponzi schemes are known for and that made people frown upon otherwise legitimate ventures like Network Marketing.

You should be the first to hold 'your own' to account and clean up the craft.

Is it honest for a newbie to put up credit alert screenshots that are not his? NO!

Is it honest for a newbie to claim to offer mentorship, mainly because they want to make a commission? NO!

It is not wise to find a way to say YES to a NO, because it momentarily serves your interests to do so.

Do not wait for the outside critics, because when they do, it will be without purity of intent.

Dismissing every point made against your profession just because it's your money earner is a precursor to cult-like behavior.

Your downfall is imminent but the noise (of your own mob) may not let you see it.

Stand aside and ponder.

Consider carefully the points that hold merit and improve the quality & transparency of your marketing methods.

I hope this helps.

.

Listen, learn and obey