Internet Affiliate Marketing Tips

I run a bass fishing website with forums that are very active. I have had to deal with spammers for years, creating accounts for the sole purpose of posting links to their trashy sites.

I have learned how to deal with it in a pretty efficient manner, simply by requiring all new accounts to be approved before they can be activated and used.

Here’s the email address of a spammer that somehow managed to get by my discerning eyeballs. I activated his account and in less than an hour he had posted a SPAM message on my forums.

His email address is davidmartinehz@gmail.com. If he shows up at your forums, ban him permanently. I did.

After being in the IM business for a few years now I’ve finally decided to create and launch my own very first product!

I’ve created a product based on a method that I discovered a few months ago that allows me to build sites and get them ranked on page 1 of Google, with absolutely no backlinks whatseover.

I know.. it sounds far-fetched, but it’s absolutely true. I haven’t done it just once or twice. I’ve repeated it many times and it works every single time if I follow my formula

The course consists of a dozen or more videos that walk you through the process, step-by-step. I have also included several PDF files as extra resources.

The course is called ZERO Backlink Formula and I’m selling it for a whopping $7! It will be live later today.

Once it’s 100% live I’ll post a link here so you can check it out.

I don’t know about you, but I am just plain sick and tired of seeing ads placed by scummy internet marketers who don’t have an ounce of ethical fiber in their beings.

It doesn’t matter what news site or weather site I go to, I see ads promoting low-life work at home products and teeth whiteners. Both of these are usually hidden continuity products that give the consumer little time to cancel their membership before being charged exorbitant fees on their credit cards.

Worst of all, these scummy marketers use fake news sites to catch unsuspecting surfers by surprise and lure them in.

I think it’s a shame that these sites continue to let these scummy marketers pedal their wares on their high-traffic sites.

If you’re new at IM, steer clear of these offers, no matter how much money they tempt you with.

If you’re an experienced marketer and you’re promoting these offers and products, shame on you. I personally don’t know how you can sleep at night knowing how badly you’re ripping people off.

I think it’s about time other marketers started speaking up and putting pressure on these less-than-ethical people to do what’s right… not just what makes the most money in the shortest amount of time.

If these scummy marketers are allowed to keep doing what they’re doing, internet marketing as a whole will continue to suffer badly and the FTC will step in once again and make things even harder for all of us.

Wake up people!! It’s not just all about you and your greed.