Quit Your Day Job’s Jeremy Palmer says “Make It Free”
Jeremy Palmer is moving away from information products and making his ebook, “High Performance Affiliate Marketing” a free download!
I have a lot of respect for Jeremy, he authored a great ebook in “High Performance Affiliate Marketing”, and has an informative web site. He’s also a terrific example of someone who knows when he’s overloaded and admits it.
Here’s what he blogged the other day:
After careful consideration I decided I no longer want to sell “info products”. Quite frankly, I hate the “business opportunity” category - I think it’s filled with too many get rich quick scammers selling hype-filled ebooks with no real substance.
The fact is, making money on the Internet isn’t easy. It takes a lot of knowledge, hard work, and above all - persistence. But it’s hard to get people to understand that on an e-book sales page. Many think that if they just buy this one product or service all of their financial problems will be solved. This thinking is completely unrealistic and a recipe for failure.
The new goal of Quit Your Day Job will be to educate and support serious online entrepreneurs who understand the time and commitment required to be successful.
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It’s a bit ironic, before launching QuitYourDayJob.com (and related endeavors) I had the “Quit Your Day Job” lifestyle. But after launching the sites I created a new full-time job for myself. My increased workload created a lot of unwanted stress and caused me to drop a lot of balls. Juggling my own affiliate business and two other projects was too much.
Holy cow! An internet marketer that admits that making money online is a difficult endevour! Now that’s impressive. Pardon my cinicism, but most “gurus” gloss over the fact that they have to “work” at their business. Some have to put in a lot of long days to keep the balls in the air.
When I first started reading about internet marketing, it sounded like all you had to do was throw up a web site, grab some affiliate links, and run to the bank to cash your checks. (That may have been the case in 1998, but it is NOT the case now.)
Read Jeremy’s full post at http://www.quityourdayjob.com/blog.
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