Comments on: Inter-Industry Relationships Can Hurt You or Help You!

By: Shplanky Brad

Shplanky Brad — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 01:53:21 +0000

I just got accepted at A4D and my AM told me about 500% more than the AMs at the other networks I’ve joined. This means a lot to me, esp. when I’m new. Plus it means a lot that he seems to know what he’s doing and doesn’t sound “fake” b.s. cheezy like some AMs do. Just that last factor alone means a lot to me, it seems like marketing is full of slime and when someone sounds straight-up with me, it helps a lot.

All right I’ll quit kissing on A4D now but I had a pretty positive experience and am feeling good about it, and it relates to what you’re talking about. I’m pretty excited about A4D and haven’t been so much with the other networks I’ve joined.

By: brad spears

brad spears — Mon, 25 May 2009 04:27:12 +0000

So since you get really bored working from home, how bout training someone that is completely lost in all this affiliate marketing ( yeah me) Ive read and learned so much I have no idea where to begin and could really use the help … Email me back if you could im just looking for someone that has actually made money doing this and could show me the ropes …

By: BeerNuts

BeerNuts — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 09:24:06 +0000

You know I tried this approach with a network I was at and after a year they ended up firing the guy. My new AM is horrible compared and just does the sales bit like you said. My relationship with them is all but dead now.

Just like in Vegas networks love you when your up and ignore you when your down.

By: alexa7

alexa7 — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 05:57:38 +0000

I think this industry is way too short sighted. Long term is where it’s at, but long term requires a lot more effort, and a lot more accountability.

Good post. As they say in Hickville, USA, Dance with the one who brung ya.