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How to turn your "home PC" into a "revenue generator"? (Part 1)

I’ve been asking myself all the while: "Is there anyway of making smart-money rather than hard-money?" … Yes, there’s a way to do it, and certainly affiliate marketing is the best way!

(Question) Why should you read on?
- Well this is a free tips from me to share out rather you take it or leave it!
- I’m making small money daily (in USD, yes it is stronger than MYR), and I’m gonna tell you exactly how to do it.
- After all you got something to gain but nothing to lose (all my tactics were free)!

The concept is simple, you help merchant to acheive sells and they will reward you accordingly.

(Question) What you need to get start?
- A computer with access to internet.
- A bank account to deposit your commissions
               OR
  A permenant address for receiving commission cheques.
- A few hours of time.

Firstly, get a famous Affiliate Program Providers (APPs) account from LinkShare, ClickBank, Commission Junction, Befree and others.

Then find a advertiser like eBay, Amazon … and register as their affiliate (reseller).

Go on and find a free hosting and put those ads on the side  to start working, there’s all it needs … so simple! TIPs: Don’t build a site for advertise only, like eBay (provide a brief description or review on products 1st, then only ask ppl to click on links). Normally it works better for simple static page, don’t waste your time designing cool sites which don’t serve the purpose. User will go away in 5 seconds if they don’t see what they are looking for.

I had provided the links for each example, go on and try to register first, for more details let me explain on the following blog.

Note:
- More real life example on the next episode, including how to setup all accounts.
- Don’t rush on starting it now, do more work on researching which advertiser is more profitable andwhich the product you are familiar in.

Regards,
Avatar Ng

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