Do your eyes glaze over when people start tossing around terms like CPA or PPC or ROI? Do you skim over or skip articles because they sound like they were written by an accountant giving a year end report?

If youve ever said to yourself, Thats too complex for me. Ill look into it later, then youre making the exact same mistake I made, back when I was first starting out my internet marketing career.


How do I know its a mistake for you too?

Because you cant decide something wont work for you until you know exactly:


What it is

How it Works

Whether or not its going to be up your alley or something that will bore you to tears



2 types of easy CPA marketing - and which is best to start with

The not-so-hidden benefit of combining them both - and how to effectively do it

The biggest and most appealing difference between CPA Networks and Affiliate Marketing

The single, simple action you can easily make it impossible for your readers not to take

Why CPA click throughs will pay you 100, compared to 2-4 for driving people to regular affiliate offers

10 powerful areas to specialize in, if you really want to see the bigger "no work" rewards!

The 3 biggest problems that new marketers face, if they don't know these few simple secrets

What type offers you can sign up for - and which ones are suited to you

The wonderful CPA offer you've probably never even realized youve often rushed to sign up for!


Youll also learn:

5 types of offers - and the pros and cons you'll need to consider

"Black Hat" flags to beware of - and how to avoid them

The simple but fatal mistake you can make, when filling out a CPA Network application

How to open a CPA Network account to really up your chances of easily getting accepted

The 5 essential components you need in place, to make this come true

A visual walk-through of free keyword research - and how it actually plays out, in "real life"

4 Questions CPA Networks will ask you - and what you must remember never to reply

2 priceless plug-ins that will stop you from unwittingly offending the Federal Trade Commission (and Google!)
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