January Jones sharing Affiliate Marketing for Dummies with Ted Sudol

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Who is January Jones. She is
not a young, beautiful, talented

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actress on Madman. She is not
an older, gorgeous exotic dancer from The

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Johnny Carson Show. She is an
author and she wrote Thou Show Not Why,

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the Eleventh Commandment that rates number one
at Amazon dot com. She is

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a reality TV golf personality with World
High Stakes Golf televised on hd Net.

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She is a huge wrist and whyologist
expert. She is your featured host today

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on January Jones sharing success stories.
So sit back, relax, and get

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ready to laugh and listen to Ms
Jones with her eclectic roster of guests.

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As you learn life's lessons. These
stories plus sharing equal success. Welcome and

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remember beware because you are entering the
no whining world of January Jones. Hello

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everyone, I hope you're having a
wonderful day. I'm January Jones, and

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i'd like to welcome you to our
podcast today. I'm now officially the glitter

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Granny. It's a new brand for
my soon to becoming affiliate marketplace called glitter

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Granny Gifts, where I will be
selling books and products from Amazon dot Com

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in the near future. I'm very
excited about this and I'll be sharing more

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of the details with you during this
podcast. Now, for my listeners,

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let me ask you a few questions. Okay, have you ever wanted to

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create something? M h Yeah,
of course we all have from time to

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time, besides all the children and
grandchildren we've created. Would you like to

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own your own business? Would you
like to possibly make some extra spare money?

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Tell me? Can you imagine what
it would be like to have a

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passive income? Yeah? Passive income? That's a new phrase for most of

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us seniors. Have you ever heard
of affiliate marketing? You probably have heard

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about it, but you probably don't
know too much about it. Like most

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people. Now, have you ever
met someone who does it and has written

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a book about how to do it? He's here to share it with us.

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Tell me, do you consider yourself
a dummy? Sometimes? I know

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I do. That's why this book
appealed to me so much. Have you

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ever heard about a book both affiliate
marketing for Dummies? Well it's here today.

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If you can answer yes or maybe
to any of these questions that I've

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just asked you, then you are
in the right place and welcome to January

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Jones sharing senior success stories. Now
it's time rest relaxed, go get some

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wine, get some cheese, and
let me tell you a little bit about

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my guest today. My guest today
has been active in making money on the

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Internet for the past twenty years.
In the last ten years, he's focused

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on using affiliate marketing to generate passive
income in a variety of markets. He

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found affiliate affiliate marketing to be one
of the easiest, most successful methods of

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making money on the Internet in this
day and age. For my guests,

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the why of affiliate marketing business was
freedom. The freedom to come and go

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work as you wanted on your own
schedule. He is the co author of

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Affiliate Marketing for Dominies with Paul Malzinovic, who is on our podcast last summer.

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Welcome Ted. I'd like to welcome
Ted Sudal to our show today.

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Hi Ted, how are you doing. I'm doing fine, January. I'm

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excited to be here because, as
you said, the why for me for

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affiliate marketing was freedom, and basically
it's well started with my father, who

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hated his job, but he was
able to save his vacation. So every

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couple of years we would go around
the country. It would load load everybody

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in the car and we would visit
all of the different national parks and stay

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there for a week or two weeks
or whatever, stay as long as we

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wanted, where we wanted. So
I just fell in love with that.

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So I started to look around for
a way to do that myself. And

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the first job was a computer job
where since my skills were in demand,

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I could tell them, if you
want me, this is what you have

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to do. So worked That worked
for a while until the newsroom closed down,

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and it worked for a little while
with another communication company until the boss

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called me into his office and said, you know those trips that you take

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in the summer for two months.
That's the last one. And I said,

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well, I didn't say it to
him, but I said to myself,

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well, I'm not going to be
here very long. I started looking

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around for other things to do,
and affiliate marketing worked in very well for

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that because it's really easy to do. And one of the things that I

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wanted to do stress on this podcast
is that if you find the reason why

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you want to do affiliate marketing,
don't listen to all of those advertisements that

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are saying you'll make a million dollars
in five minutes with no work. It's

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basically a slow building story. You
don't want to be put in the position

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where you're chasing the next shiny object
and just keep spinning your wheels. Yeah,

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holy, and you'll be doing fine. Yeah. You know. It's

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interesting Like I myself officially became a
super senior last year when I turned eighty,

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and like most of my friends,
and there's a whole group of us

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that we get together every day when
we take our dogs down to the dog

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park, and everyone's sharing different things
with each other. And a lot of

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these people are taking actually taking on
part time jobs here in Sarasota. Some

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of them. One guy he's working
at food a supermarkets chain, and another

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girl's working for one of these stores
here in town. And they're just and

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it's not because they really need a
whole lot of money. Mostly it's because

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they are so bored and they want
to do something. They want to get

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out, they want to meet other
people, they want to you know,

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keep living basically. And so I
kind of stumbled down this affiliate marketing concept

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because I was working with Noah Saint
John and he's been on my show several

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times and he's a wonderful coach for
people who want to get out and do

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something. And now that I've discovered
it, it's been a delight. It's

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I'm learning so much doing it and
it's something new, and you know,

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it's something like when you're talking about
it with your kids and grandkids, all

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of a sudden you become relevant,
you know, because they're looking at me

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like, what did she up to
now? Right? Right? Yeah?

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And it's also something that you can
do wherever you are. If you're like

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me, you like to travel,
and you can do your affiliate marketing from

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New Jersey where I am now,
and when I go to Alaska, I

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can do it from there. Okay, now, yeah, as long as

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you have the Internet in your computer
or your iPhone, your you're in business.

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And that's a really wonderful thing.
The other thing I like about it

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is that you're your own boss and
you make your own schedule, because some

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of my friends who have taken these
part time jobs will guess what they have

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to be. They have to be
there some days, and you know,

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some days you probably don't feel like
doing that. And it's an interesting opportunity

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for seniors, don't you agree.
I think it's an interesting opportunity. And

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also it allows you to choose the
way that you want to work. So,

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for instance, if you want to
promote different products, you can.

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If you're not interested in those,
you don't have to. So for instance

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you are sorry, no, that's
okay. For instance, you know you're

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going to be doing the same thing
you're doing all right now, but you

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don't get paid for it. For
instance, you were going to bring up

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the heated mattress pad. I have
peripheral neuropathy and that leads to coldness in

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my legs when I sleep, So
I first started with a heated water mattress

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pad. It fits under your mattress, and then I went to an electric

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one and it's just wonderful. It's
wonderful. You turn up that heat and

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it's just like you're in a cocoon. And so I feel great when I

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recommend it to other people that can
use it and help them out in their

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life. Yeah. Yeah, I'm
going to have my little baby brother who's

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he's only seventy eight. He's just
and he suffers from that. So I'm

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going to make sure he watches the
show and follows up on it with you.

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Yeah. The well, especially with
all the cold weather you're up in

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New Jersey. How have you survived
that winter? It's been good. I

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have like you do. I have
two dogs that I have to walk around

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the house, and I have shoe
chains which are too far away from me.

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But it's actually change that fit down
your shoes so you can walk on

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the snow. And that's another thing
that I've recommended in er an affiliate income

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from for sure. Now we're going
to take a break, and if you

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know someone who's a whiner, this
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book being published in Korea and China. You can find Thou Shall Not Wine

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at Amazon dot com. Welcome back
to the No Wine Zone with my guest

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Ted Sidal. He is definitely not
a whiner because he is a winner.

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Also, I might add that shell
out wine and actually All of my books

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at Amazon are now available at audible
dot com too. Ted, before we

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go on, could you share your
contact information with our listeners and your website

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and where they can get your book. Sure, the website is affiliate tool

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belt dot com and you can go
there. You can get some updates from

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the book. That you know,
everything moves on on the internet at lightning

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speed, so you can pick up
things there. You can pick up information

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from the book about new tools that
you can use for affiliate marketing. Uh.

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And my my take on affiliate marketing
tools is a little bit different than

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other people. I don't promote tools
just to make money. I have to

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actually use the tool myself and it
has to prove out to be successful.

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So of course I can't give you
the new tool of the day. It

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takes me a while to get to
each one. But when you get there,

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you will know that it works and
you'll have a valuable addition to your

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toolbox. You know. Thank you
for sharing that with our listeners. And

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that's pretty much where I'm coming from
too, because I decided to do this

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affiliate marketing and as I told you
before we went on the air, I'm

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going to be promoting books from all
the people who have been on my podcast.

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So there's about four thousand episodes that
I've done, and I can personally

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recommend these books because I've met the
authors, We've discussed what they've written.

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And also on my website, I
plan to promote from Amazon personally things that

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I have bought, things that I
have used, things that I like,

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and everything on my website is going
to have my personal recommendation, which I

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think it'll mean more to our listeners
and people who go to these websites.

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Don't you agree that helps? I
certainly agree with you. You know,

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it's the anonymous recommendation of the day
that really doesn't mean anything. But if

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you can say I've used this,
this is how it works for me,

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and I think you should use it
too if it will meet your needs.

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Well, and let me tell you
about this idea. I think it'll be.

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I'm having fun putting it together.
Just now. I've literally taken pictures

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of my husband and myself are puppies
using Amazon products, and now we're working

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on incorporating not only personal recommendations,
but personal pictures. That'll be fun.

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Yeah, we're having a good time
doing it. Okay, So say someone

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goes to your website and decides they
want to start, what would be one

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of the first things you would tell
them to do? How would you lead

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them along? Oh wait a minute, before we begin, I have got

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to ask you who plays the piano
at your house? Who plays the piano?

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I don't know. I saw the
beautiful piano. I had to ask.

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That's the virtual background from your studio. You're kidding, Okay, I

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didn't know that. Well, there
you go. You learn something every day.

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It wasn't coming out right the way
my background was. It was too

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dark. So using the virtual background, which I had nothing to do with,

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that was going. Our wonderful engineer
did that. I'll have to compliment.

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And when the show's over. Okay, now let's get back to the

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original question. What would you tell
people who are seniors and want to start

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to do something new and exciting.
I would suggest that the first thing that

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they do is identify affiliate programs that
they want to join and join them,

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because now there's often a review process
that will take the company a couple of

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weeks until they approve you. So
if you want to start today and haven't

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started applying to companies that would delay
you. But if you start now before

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you do anything else, you'll be
ahead of the game. And the other

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thing I was going to say,
the first thing I would tell them to

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do is buy your book. Definitely
okay, so join some affiliate group.

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Then after you do that, how
about how do you help us decide?

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I found my market and it took
me quite a bit of research to decide

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where I wanted to sell. How
do people go about finding their market?

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The by the way, the best
way to follow find your market is to

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use some of the tools that I
described in the book to do keyword research.

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Because what you want to do is
you want to do things that people

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are searching for UH, and there's
not that much competition. You know,

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if you were to UH try to
address the weight loss field, you would

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really be lost because there are million
dollar companies that are doing that and you're

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not going to be able to compete. But if you find a niche market

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that has people that are interested in
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can offer to them, you'll have
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for instance, there's not a big
load of people looking for shoe chains or

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heated mattress pads, but there is
a market for it. On the other

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hand, there are sometimes ideas that
I've had for markets that have proved by

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keyword research to not be that good. Oh. So it both points you

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in the direction of successful markets and
helps you eliminate things that wouldn't prove to

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be that successful. Yeah. And
you know, my personal feeling also is

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that you have to find something that
you're excited about. That's true. You

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have to find something that you enjoy
promoting, enjoy doing. And I kind

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of came upon the glitter granny concept
because I wear glitter hats, I have

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glitter jewelry, I have glitter canes. Everywhere I go, people go,

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oh, where did you get it? Where did you get it? And

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I thought I should be promoting these
things, which led me to glitter granny

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gifts. Also, I think it's
a I'm promoting a way for grandmothers to

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spend money on the grandkits. I
was going to dig my stetson out of

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my closet, but I just didn't
have a chance through it. Well,

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next time you're on this show,
you have to wear a hat for sure.

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Okay, So where do we go
after they do their key word research

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and find something they're excited about that's
very important. Then they should decide how

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they want to do this. They
want to do it through email, marketing,

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through social media, marketing, through
websites. You decide which is the

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best method that fits with you the
best. Because you can't do everything.

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You can't do everything. What you
need to do is focus on one method

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first, perfect not perfected, but
get it going pretty good. And then

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it's just rinse and repeat, do
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product, in the next product,
in the next product. Okay, yeah,

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yeah. And the reason I'll share
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became Amazon Associate affiliate was that it
got to the point I buy everything they

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want. I mean I literally I
buy our snacks, I buy our dog

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food. I bought the dog's bone
everything. My husband goes like every day,

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he said, every day, it's
like Christmas on our front porch with

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you gating boxes. And so I
thought, for as you get to be

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a senior, you know, it's
so much easier to go to Amazon and

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order like a bottle of vitamins or
anything, and it just basically is there

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within the next day, and it
saves you getting in the car going out

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and doing all the stuff that can
take you down. Yeah, so okay,

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that's good advice. After you start
and create this, do you I'll

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be marketing from a website, and
now what do you think about the pros

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and cons are that? Well?
I personally like promoting through a website because

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it's a stable location that people can
see you every day, and you can

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schedule things. You know. Some
of the other things where you're using social

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media you're sending out posts, well
you might be sending out when nobody's watching,

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you know, what good is that? So I'd rather do it one

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time, have a stable sign post
up that points people to my to me

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and to the items that I want
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that's what I feel the same way
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I have the January Jones website,
but now there's going to be a Glitter

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Granny Gifts website. And basically with
having a YouTube, Facebook and there's so

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many things on the internet. You're
right now, do you do you blog?

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Not? Really? I do basically
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have a podcast I am on you
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basically send it out to thousands of
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amazing. It's like everyone podcast now
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killed Kennedy, here's your answer.
Let me ask you a question. Are

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Jackie and Aristotalonasses romantically prior to JFK's
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Jackie's guest in the White House during
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non family member who was invited by
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Aristotle Onassis was one of the the
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means, the motive, and the
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perfect crime of the last century.
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Jones dot com, Amazon dot com, and audiobooks dot com. Read by

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Mis Jones. Welcome back with my
guest Ted Sadel, co author of Affiliate

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Marketing for Dummies. Okay, Ted, we were talking about doing this.

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Now what about We were talking about
I'm going to market off a website,

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but you do what about people who
don't have a website. How would they

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go about doing affiliate marketing? If
they're a member of any social group like

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LinkedIn or and all the other social
groups, and they have a list of

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people that they talk to, they
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them. All of my emails have
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addresses, so people are going to
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And that's one of the big things
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you talk about the email list and
having opt in when someone comes to your

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website so they can sign up and
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The list is apparently the golden the
golden ticket in marketing. From what I'm

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finding out. Do you have a
list at your website? Yes, I

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do, and that was the first
thing I put up on my website,

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the collection mechanism to collect of those
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you need to be aware of today
are there are some oh shit, there

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are. There are some regulations that
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don't run a foul of the law. So, for instance, it has

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to be an opt in list where
people can easily cancel out if they don't

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want want to subscribe to it.
It also has to be verified so that

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the people that are opting into your
list are verified users. And the companies

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can be very restrictive on what they
want. So for instance, if you

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get too many complaints that you are
sending out unwanted emails, you can you

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can get banned by the company,
and that is a big well, no

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big wallop to your wallet. Yeah
yeah, yeah. Many years ago,

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when I was first starting out with
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I was at the Awber and I
had an optimist and then through the

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years, one thing led to another
and I just let it go and I

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started just concentrating on being on TV
again and all that and so now I

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just resigned up with them, and
they're going to probably say to me,

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well, where have you been lady? Right, I'm back, I'm back

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here, I go. Well they
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Yeah, oh, I'm sure they
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okay, so now we've talked about
any legal advice you have. I know

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we have to put a disclaimer right
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I have a disclaimer on all of
my slights. And if you use some

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of the tools that I've suggested on
the in the in the book, they

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actually become almost automatic. So if
you're using using a page builder, you

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can add your disclaimers, your legal
notices almost automatically. So it's not something

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that you have to create every time
you set a post, because you can

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run a foul with the law if
you don't follow the particulars. So,

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for instance, you need to have
that disclaimer. You have to have your

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copyright, you have to have everything
up to date, and it has to

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be visible two people. It can't
be buried three levels deep where they have

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to go and search for it.
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about if you're out there selling all
this stuff? Taxes. How do you

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do how do you go about paying
your taxes? Ted, Well, Amazon

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pays me and I take those taxes
tax records that they send me, and

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then I go to my tax accountant
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that's much money. Well yeah,
okay, I do the same thing too,

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because I've been selling my books and
audios on Amazon for oh my gosh,

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I want to say, twenty five, maybe thirty years now, and

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they're wonderful about that and keeping you
in line with the taxes. Are you

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saying the IRIS is wonderful about taking
your money? No, No, I

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don't want them coming after me.
No, I'll do a disclaimer around that.

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Okay. So what are the biggest
pitfalls? What are the biggest things

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that people should look out for and
worry about if they decide to do this,

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and I recommend doing that. I
think the biggest pitfall is not being

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clear and what you want your affiliate
marketing business to do and how you're going

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to get there. So many people, so many people are caught by the

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emails that they receive every day that
says, join me, send me ninety

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seven dollars and I'll teach you how
to make five million dollars in the next

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thirty minutes, you know, without
any work, and they come. They

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it's just a torrent that comes to
your mailbox. So you need to be

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firm in your purpose and your methods
of how going to get there. And

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as I said, try one thing
out if you When you succeed in that

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and you've gotten it, so it's
working pretty good, then you can add

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another product, and add another product, and add another product. And each

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time you add a product, you'll
see your income go up. Yeah,

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just slowly, but surely wins the
day. Let's talk about website now.

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I am having Dean Piper, who
runs Talk for TV and manages my podcast

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and everything. He's designing my website
for me. Did you design your own

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website or did you pay someone to
do it for you. I designed my

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own website, and I do use
different tools like Pictory. So Pictory is

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an AI program that allows you to
put in a text and it will go

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out and find the images that match
that text. So there's a lot of

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tools that can help you out.
Because I'm sure there are many designers that

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are better than I am. But
my site does what I want and the

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people that come there say, it
does what they want, so that's makes

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me happy. Oh wonderful. Yeah, that's an interesting concept that AI because

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now that people are talking about that
a lot, and just share with our

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seniors who are listening how it actually
works. Do you just how many words

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do you have to put in to
create a blog or a message? A

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blog? Our message post is generally
less than five hundred words because people don't

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want to read a long, long
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get to the meat of the matter
quickly. So I write a short blog

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posts that I put on my website
that addresses a problem and hopefully the titles

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that I use will point people to
those problems. Because of course that also

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goes into the search so people can
search on that term and find that what

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they want fast because that's what people
want. They want the information that they

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want. Now, yeah, they
do all right, And as far as

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people trying these new things, it's
revolutionary what's going on in the marketing world.

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I wrote thirty years ago, I
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And then now, of course you
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they don't write the book for you, but they're really cooperative. And before

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the only successful self publisher was Mark
Twain, and now it's pretty much anyone

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who can sit on their computer and
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the things that we're experiencing as seniors
these days. Don't you agree? That's

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exactly right. When I started,
you had to know coding to be able

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to code a website together. Now
that you can use page builders, which

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are basically allow you to select different
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anything and put them together in a
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it's really easy to do, you
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that I also love about affiliate marketing. The barriers to entry have been lowered

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so much that anybody can do that. So if you're a senior and you're

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looking for extra income, it's easy
to do. You can do it in

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your in part time, and the
money will start trickling. And I'm not

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promising you a million dollars in the
next thirty days, but it'll start coming

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in. And I remember the first
time on my website somebody came and bought

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something and I actually saw the money. I was just thrilled, you know,

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I think it was like a nickel
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at it. And also one of
the things that you realize, or you

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should realize, is that if affiliate
marketing works by cookies. Cookies are little

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bits of code that are attached to
the page when somebody comes there to buy

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from your thing. So site,
different sites have cookies that last different lengths

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of time. So Amazon Amazon cookies
last thirty days. What that means is

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that after some but he chooses your
cookie and buys your book, if they

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go some place else, you'll you
will also be credited with that. So,

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for instance, one of my first
occurrences is I'm in affiliate marketing.

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I look at my records and I
see that somebody has bought a case of

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lobster, and I said, where
did where did that come from? And

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then I learned cookies in the life
of cookies, So it's good. It's

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all good. It's all good.
So they go on the website and look

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at one thing, and if they
switch around, then you're following. You're

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getting credit along the way. You
know, we're going to take a break.

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Now. My next fight spot is
about some priceless personalities. These are

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people like Ted who have been on
my show and I'm sharing them with you.

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Have you ever met someone who was
unforgettable, someone who has touched your

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heart and soul. People who have
faced difficult problems, People who have struggled

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to find solutions, people who fearlessly
shared their stories, People who have not

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only informed you, but inspired you. People who have priceless personalities. I

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have been fortunate to host an internet
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Stories, and it has been my
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guests have shared their stories, their
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guests dealing with difficult physical struggles such
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getting to meet them and I adore
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listeners Priceless Personalities success story shared by
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ten amazing people who will be sharing
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successes and solutions sprinkled with lots of
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a teenager who becomes one of the
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as a humorist, helps people to
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a mother dealing with the loss of
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a woman who married five times,
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economist, a funny female humorist along
with an older man, and sharing his

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sweet childhood in the Deep South.
January's guests are all amazing and amusing.

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You will never forget meeting them.
Go to Amazon dot com for your own

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Priceless experience. Welcome back with my
delightful guest, Ted Sidhal, who is

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the co author of Affiliate Marketing for
Dummies, of which I was one of

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those. But now that I'm reading
the book, I'm learning so much and

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I told that earlier. I call
it my bible. Ted. Let me

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ask you a personal question. You
mentioned you live in New Jersey and you

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then spend time in Alaska. How
does that work for you? Because I'm

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in Sarasota, so we call them
snowbirds. There's a lot of people from

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New Jersey who come here for the
winner and you go to Alaska. Now,

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how does that work for you?
Well, that's really almost the key

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touchstone of my affiliate marketing career because
I started by doing the same thing that

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I did as as a child.
My wife was a teacher and we would

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travel around the country for two months
each year, visiting different national parks.

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So the last state that we were
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all fifty states, was Alaska.
And my plan was we'd drive out to

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We'd drive out to Seattle, we'd
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car, and we would drive around
Alaska. Well, the first two parts

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of the plan went well. We
drove out to Seattle, we flew up

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the Anchorage, we walked over to
the car rental desk and they said,

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that'll be one thousand dollars deposit or
a major credit card okay, wow,

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and that at that point in our
life we didn't have a credit card,

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and we didn't have if we gave
him a thousand dollars, we didn't have

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any money to go anywhere. So
right, so I turned to my wife

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and I said, Kathy, we're
going to have to hitchhike. And she

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said, what are you talking about? So we walked out the road to

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the highway and we started hitchhiking around
and we met really fantastic people along the

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road, and one of the people
introduce induced us to some people that were

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selling property in Homer, Alaska,
and they took us out to see it.

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And on the third selection of properties, when I got up there,

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I just said, I want this. I don't know how are we to

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do it, but I want this. You know, our front windows overlook

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the inlet and the glaciers. Oh, and it's just a place. Okay.

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So how many months a year are
you in Alaska and how many in

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New Jersey? How does that work? Generally about two months in Alaska and

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the rest here. The rest here. We originally started heating with wood,

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and now we have an oil stove. But when you're heating with wood,

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you realize it's a lot of work, a lot of work. And you

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know, we were out quite a
ways from the town, so there were

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no gas lines or anything else,
so it was at that time it was

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wood. Gotcha. Okay, Oh, this has been so much fun.

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I feel like I've gone to affiliate
marketing school with the professor. Let me

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this is a question I always ask
before we end the show, if you

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could have dinner with anyone living or
dead besides me, who would you invite

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to dinner? My wife? Good
answer, wonderful. How may I ask

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how many years have you been married? We've been married about fifty years.

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I'm seventy four and my wife is
seventy five. Oh lovely. Yeah,

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well, my husband's going to like
that answer because we've been married fifty three

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years. And yeah, I guess
I would have to agree with you.

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He's still my favorite dinner partner.
Aren't we lucky? Yes? We are?

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Yes, we are. Yeah.
Yeah. I feel very blessed and

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wonderful of sharing your knowledge with us, and I hope that able to invite

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you to come back as I get
further along in the process, because I'm

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sure I'll have questions along the way
for my listeners, We hope you've enjoyed

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our time together. We've tried to
be informative and Ted has certainly been inspiring.

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My upcoming guests will all be eclectic, exciting, and energizing, just

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like Ted. Next Thursday, the
Story Genie, our dear friend Jeanie Kerkoran

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will be with us visiting and sharing
one of her new books that I'll also

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be marketing and Amazon figuring out how
to do this well. If you have

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any questions or you need to find
out any information, you can either ask

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me or go to affiliatetoolbolt dot com
and you'll find a wealth in information there

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besides what's in the book. Okay, and I hope everyone spreads this podcast

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around because there's a lot of information
here. My eighty year old thought for

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the day, as things each day
to make your new year better, first

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one, do not watch the news, and the second one stay off bathroom

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scale. This is the Glitter Granny
signing off, and I'm hoping to soon

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be announcing the website opening of glitter
Granny Gifts. And I'm so happy to

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be able to share this marketing experience
and my little attempt to teach us all

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a little bit about getting up and
doing something when we're seniors with our lives,

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something new, something different. Thank
you. I will be looking forward

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to Glittergranny dot com. I'm hoping
you'll subscribe. You'll be right on there.

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Okay, thank you for entering the
no Wine zone. And share our

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stories and our show and podcast with
everyone you know. And remember, stop

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whining and then start smiling. And
if that doesn't work, then you can

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start eating chocolate LUTs of chocolate that
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For sure, I'll be looking forward
to it. Okay, take care of

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your one. Thanks a lot for
inviting me on your show. Oh it's

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been a delight. Thank you everyone, and stay safe until we meet again.

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We want to thank you for listening
to January Jones sharing success stories.

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Always remember miss jones personal mantra,
if you can think it, you can

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do it. That's what all of
our guests have done with their lives and

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so can you. You are the
ultimate success coach in your own life.

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All you need to do will be
to start sharing your own story with your

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family and we hope that our guest
stories will encourage you to explore an equation

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in your future that will combine your
creativity plus connecting with others will enable you

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to be successful too. Always remember
your passion plus your purpose will equal prosperity

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as you explore the wonderful world of
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