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GODPUNISHUNA:
First start with your spelling first. No seriously girlfriend

AgentGoat:
Do you have a job or business?

infogenius:
There are several sites online that offers you and I opportunities
to market products created by someone else and earn a commission in return.

You can leverage on any of these sites to pick high ticket products that can give
you 1k in commissions after just a few sales at least 5 sales.

For this class, i will look out for such a product at muncheye
This is a site where future product launches are listed especially for the MMO niche.
However, some product launches for other niches are usually listed.

Going through muncheye there are about three products that fits what what i am looking for

1. 12 Nov Sean Donahoe: 6-Figure Freedom $2500 at 50% sold through clickbank

2. 2 Dec karthik Ramani: Membership Masterclass $2497 at 50% sold through JVZoo

3. 28 Jan Aidan Booth et al: The Kibo Code $3497 at 50% sold through clickbank


The launch date for the first product i listed is 12th Nov
The launch date for the second product is 2nd Dec
And the third is 28th Jan.

The 3 above listed product pays a commission of 50% if you refer a sale and just a sale
gives a commission of over 1k.

Cool.

The next thing you will like to do is to go the JV page after clicking through the product listing.
On the JV page , you will get more information provided for affiliates or JV partners.

Next you will need to sign up with clickbank and JVZoo

Once you have done that. Apply for your affiliate links from the respective JV pages.

In a few hours your affiliate link will be sent to you.

Next
You create a simple website to market the product.
Get a domain name and web hosting on namecheap.
Install wp and use a beautiful simple theme. U can get several free themes to use.

And if you don't have a little dough to spend, get a free word press site or blogger.

Next.
You will need to write a review for the products.
You don't need to crack your head over that.
If you have some cash outsource it but if you don't I will tell you what to do.
Google for review written about any of the products. There is a tendency someone has
written one already.

Read through and get as much information about the product from the reviews you see online.
See what they have done and in your own way write out your review.
In your review put your affiliate link after you may have shortened it and of course,
include bonuses.

Here's the catch. You will want to get a 1st page listing for your review isn't it?

Here's what you will do.
For example if you are writing a review for the Kibo code
You can write something like , The Kibo Code Review 2020

The 2020 is the catch here and not so many people will be doing this
but you will get a good listing on google for a headline like this.

Once you have done all these publish your review.

Here is what happens, when the product is finally launched, there will
be a buzz and many people will be looking for more information on the
products and of course they will hing more on the reviews online.

Your review is on page 1 of google and several searchers will read
through your review. You may not get 100s of sales but you
will definitely get a few.
And it's just a sale you need to get over 1k.

It's that simple to do isn't it?

If you have questions please ask.

I will come up with something cool that is working in a few days.

Go ahead and do something worthwhile today





Thank you for this piece of information., my question? How do you bypass clickbank Tax ID issue.

sameera025:
Hello everyone, I just wanted to share my story and invite Christians who have reservations about Islam to post their questions about the religion here so that we can all understand each other more and hopefully as I result I will be able to change the opinions of those of you who look at our religion in such a negative light.

I am a northern Muslim who was born and raised in the United States. Growing up I was always ashamed of being a Muslim because Islam was hated and considered as weird in the society. As a young child I badly wanted to be a Christian because it seemed easier and cooler. My friends didn't know I was a Muslim because I hid that side of myself. I didn't cover my hair, I dressed as my friends did, I wouldn't pray like I was meant to. I didn't get why it was so important to do all those things. I believed that if anything, practicing my religion would just make me unpopular in school and a bully target.
I recall an incident when I was about 6 years old and a friend of mine found an Islamic book in my room. We rummaged through the pages and made fun of the Arabic words, the names we considered to be funny and it was because we were so young and didn't understand it all.
I moved to Nigeria as a teenager and it was here that I felt comfortable being a Muslim. Being around so many other Muslims and Christians who were accepting of the religion made me feel comfortable in practicing Islam. I began covering up, and when I did I felt the importance of it. As a woman, when you cover up you feel as sense of protection. You don't obsess as much about your looks because your body is concealed. No obsessing over how your hair looks, getting attachments all that pressure because no one can see it. I began to pray daily and at doing so I became a happier person. I felt a closeness towards God and a sense of protection and guidance.
I'm ashamed at how I as a child I was embarrassed of my religion. At this point in life I couldn't be more proud to be a muslim. It's still tough being a Muslim in the world today and I know that won't go away soon. But one thing I need you all to understand is the Islam I and a majority of other Muslims practice do not agree with boko Haram and other terrorist groups and their beliefs, the killings, the hatred. We are appalled by their acts even more than Christians are. The fact that they do such heinous acts in the name of our religion which clearly condemns against such.
The more things seem to escalate with terrorism in the country and around the world, the more I observe how Christians are turning against Islam and how southerners seem to distinguish themselves from the "northerners". It breaks my heart because when I moved here Christians were soo accepting of me, the religion. I got the treatment and acceptance from Nigerian Christians more than I could have ever imagined receiving so In America.
I don't choose my friends based on religion or tribe. I love all Nigerians alike. I wish a lot more people could feel the same way too.
Anyways I've gone on for too long. I just wanted to share my story in the hopes that I can shed Islam in another light. I know it is a religion that is misunderstood. If you have any questions please ask, I would love to have peaceful discussions and start a little campaign to get Muslims and Christians across the country to work together and love each other again.