Poker69's Affiliate Blog

I enjoy blogging here sometimes so I decided to write another small blog post before the end of the year...

This October marked 4 years for me as an affiliate from the month that I started posting on the forum (PAW or PAP back then) asking for help about putting a website live on the internet.

Time flies.

I remember getting a ton of help from Nicole (Josh's wife) putting up the ugliest website I had designed, which was just a 2 column table with links on the left and content on the right side. It was a poker site targeting my local university and I ended up getting a call from the provincial government telling me to take it down (haha!).

Since then I've probably built 100 websites (small and big) and have worked many 12 hour days on my computer (ya the days I used to be so excited for projects I wouldn't get off the computer).

Now I'm done with school and doing this full time. I've been making a comfortable yearly income for the past 2 years and recently paid the down payment of my new house with money I had been saving up (you can check out pictures of my house here).

I always knew I wanted to run some sort of business and loved being on the computer when I was growing up - but didn't know I would have something so awesome basically fall onto my lap by accident and have so many great people help me out asking for little or nothing in return.

So for that I just wanted to say Cheers and Happy Holidays to firstly Jeremy for running this awesome forum that has helped dozens of people make a living off of affiliate marketing, and then all of the PAL members who have helped me and others day in and day out. Without you guys I'm not sure where I would be today (and I'm sure many others feel the same way).

To all you new affiliates lurking the forum make sure you work your ass off, ask questions, find a mentor in exchange for sub-affiliating or links or anything, and stick around the forums. If you do business the right way and work hard you will find yourself successful down the road.

Cheers guys - enjoy your holidays!