My wildly overlooked affiliate marketing strategy

So I'm emailing back and forth with a Fat Stacks course member yesterday. He surprised me with his opening email to me. He told me his favorite part of [my course]() was all the affiliate marketing teachings in the "Lazy Affiliate Method" section. It surprised me because affiliate marketing is not my focus these days. Ad revenue is. Because I happened to earn over a million dollars from affiliate marketing over the years, I've learned some clever angles. Actually, it's those clever angles that helped me earn much of the money. Those clever angles are in the course. Interestingly, some folks are more excited about the affiliate stuff than the ad stuff. I'm glad it's appreciated. The course teaches two different, but effective ways to earn from affiliate marketing with your niche site. I've done them both extensively. They work well (otherwise I wouldn't have included them in the course). One method leverages your site-wide or category-wide traffic. It only takes a few minutes to set up, turn on and earn. Easy stuff. The other method is more surgical. The beauty of the second method is you don't need a lot of traffic to the content to generate a good affiliate income over the years. And no, you don't have to write mind-numbingly boring "best of" articles for it to work. That's not something I'm into at all. Even if I could stomach them, the fact they're far more difficult to rank these days after Google's review updates mean I'm not remotely interested. It's not the article that matters. It's the niche angle and product that's important. Most niches offer this opportunity. You just need to know what to look for. I'm not suggesting you forego ads for affiliate commissions. Use both. I do. Affiliate revenue is icing on the cake for me. But you never know. You just might run with my affiliate marketing concepts and turn it into your primary revenue source. All in all, my course is loaded with nuanced online publishing details, ideas, tips and angles not covered elsewhere. => [Grab my course here]()​ It closes Sunday. Jon Fatstacksblog.com ​ [Unsubscribe]( | [Update your profile]( | 2016 Hill Drive, North Vancouver, British Columbia V7H 2N5