Affiliate Marketing: Launch a Six Figure Business with Clickbank Products, Affiliate Links, Amazon Affiliate Program, and Internet Marketing (Online Business) Paperback – December 20, 2017

I really wish I had found Affiliate Marketing by Noah Gray and Michael Fox before my first, very brief attempt at affiliate marketing through Amazon’s program. This book is thorough, relatively easy to understand, and, most importantly, contains virtually everything you could want to know about this money-making opportunity. From the definition of affiliate marketing and getting started to mistakes to avoid and details on specific programs and networks, Gray and Fox answer every question I had about affiliate marketing and more.I found the chapters defining affiliate marketing and the advantages and disadvantages of the business to be most helpful for those trying to get a good grasp on the concept. The sections on getting started will prove very helpful to those who are certain that they wish to start an affiliate marketing business, but I think that these other chapters will be most important for deciding to pursue the opportunity in the first place.Overall, the writing is smooth and easy to follow. Even people who are not particular savvy when it comes to computers and the Internet (I am personally very unfamiliar with this aspect of technology) will be able to read this book without many problems. While the topic necessitates the use of technical terms, Gray and Fox make certain to define all the terms. Even when they do not, their writing helps readers to easily decipher the meanings from the context.I only really had one problem with this book. I would have preferred a slightly different structure. Namely, I would have liked to have the advantages and disadvantages of affiliate marketing to accompany the definition and history of the business. After all, what’s the use in reading about how to start an affiliate marketing business if you do not think that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages?I also noticed a handful of proofreading errors. Still, these errors did not detract from the reading experience and so are not as impactful on the value of the book as the structure is.All in all, I think the book is a must-read for anyone looking to start an affiliate marketing business. In fact, people who need affiliate marketers to help promote their products and services should check this book out as well. Gray and Fox may focus on people looking to become affiliates, but people on the other end of the process will also need information such as where you can find affiliate networks and how affiliate marketers can/should be paid.

This is a comprehensive guide for anyone that wants to get into the affiliate marketing game. I have been in affiliate marketing for 4 years, and I think that this information is very detailed.I really like that you are given a lot of affiliate programs to sign up with. That's one of the hard parts about affiliate sales- finding the thing you need to sell. Also, I liked that the author pointed out you shouldn't try to sell everything out there. That's definitely a rookie mistake. It is confusing to the audience.Also, I thought the author really did a good job explaining how to market yourself and brand who you are. Affiliate marketing is so much more than just selling a product. People have to learn to trust you, before they buy from you.Overall, if you are trying to get into affiliate marketing, you will find a lot of good information in this book. I thought it was well written.

I found this book to be mind-numbingly stupid. The author writes like a 5th grader (and not a very good one at that).For example, in the section where he's discussing different niches, he says things like "Travel is a good niche because people always want to go somewhere and see new things." No analysis, no sources, just a simplistic explanation.There are plenty more examples like this but I think you get the point.I didn't bother reading past chapter 3 and returned it for a refund.

Want to know about the basic idea of affiliate marketing, this book covers your needs. Not my top choice of books but it does make up your mind if you want to start your own business

Looking to get into affiliate marketing this is a great book to introduce you to the intricacies of the business. Following the how-to offered by the writer gets you started on the right footing. The book discusses organizational tools, feasible implementation ideas, dos and don’ts, and advises of the potential potholes while engaging in affiliate programs.Good book to get you started on your way to financial freedom.

I like how they tell you about the very numerous options there are for affiliate marketin. I recommend some graphics to help people better understand the step by step process.

Good entry level information, very general outline to become an affiliate marketer. Should actually show how marketing a certain products could work to make money.

I was pretty disappointed in this book. It was very general and basic. Much of the content can be found by doing a Google search and reading a variety of blogs and articles on this topic. It didn't add anything beyond what you can already find online. If you're willing to take the time to do some Google searches, do that and just skip the book.

The typos are a turn-off. About halfway through now - the info is good but the font used seems excessively large.

Too confusing. You need to link yourself to to many internet websites. Much more simplier to sell directly on Amazon or Ebay. Less hasstle.

This book is extremely repetitive, it feels like the few interesting points are surrounded by drab, poorly written fluff.An experienced marketer would get very little, if any value from this book. It feels more like lots of concepts or things to do for a campaign than an actual guide on how to do it. You would have to do more reading on each of the areas to understand technically how to do them.