There is always people jumping the bandwagon to sell products/services of the established affiliate marketers. One of the best ways to get around this constant uphill struggle is to leverage other people and their hard work. There are ways to profit from this “publicity stunt”:

1. When a new product is launched online, there will always be a period of huge search volumes. These searches come from people using all sorts of keywords to find the products and does their buyer research before handing over their cash. This is a great opportunity to get in front of these people as the new products are released to the market, and this works particularly well as keywords relating to new products have less competition in the search engines.

2. Secondly, you can make money off other successful marketers indirectly. This is done by looking at how they are making money and modeling their system. All you need to do is examine how they are making money and model your own business around a similar process (do not copy other people’s work however, as this could land you in court).

3. Post comments and add content to big sites. Spreading your content around the web is one of the most effective ways to get more traffic, but to truly take advantage of the success of others, your aim to get your content found on the big traffic sites where your target audience hangs out.

Also wrote about your contest: http://www.dailydollarreport.com/zac-johnson-secr…

http://www.feedflare.ca/testimonials/

Proof that what I said above, in a lot more detail does work

Well just wanted to clear things up incase other people were thinking the same thing.

Good luck as well

Hey Collin…

I didn't mean my previous comment to be any kind of offense. I really liked your post and I wish you luck on the contest for it.

By the way, you're right… the method you described does have some variations from the 30-day stuff that make yours more effective. I agree that wordpress direct doesn't really work as claimed. It's a good way to keep stale domains alive, but really "nothing to write home about".

Cheers!

Miguel Alvarez
http://Copywriting.com/

There's a few differences from what I do to what Ed Dale taught. First off, I don't use wordpress direct. It sucks!! Writing original content is far better then the system of stealing other peoples content.Also notice that I did not state anything about market samurai. I found it does not work as well as just using Google's keyword tool. Also note, I am totally against adsense on an affiliate site. I am not about making a dollar nor am I about building up trust in people to try and use them for a bigger marketing scheme…..like Ed. Also, Ed taught you to find a niche that you liked or new something about then go from there. I don't do that either. I go with a product. Also, I never said anything either about Weebly or those other sites. You don't need to use them and they filter nothing for traffic. I only bookmark a site once and that is not for traffic, that is to get it indexed faster. Sites like stumble I find are bad for conversions so why waste my time with them.

So you see, when you think more about it. It is not a summary of the 30 Day Challenge which I thought was a complete waste of my time. Out of 30 days, there was only 2 days of good information regarding the M/S Tool which has turned about to be a flop in my opinion and another money grab. But well see, maybe one day they will finish the tool. Also its data is off. I used it and parked a site 5 times on the first page of Google for the term "That tool" told me was good. I should of seen a minimum of 300 visitors a day from that data I got from M/S, I was lucky to get 5.

Every site that I built (there was 3) that I used Ed's system on flopped. I started using my method above, and I saw results. I took what I learned, refined it to work for me and that is what is above.