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03-22-2015 10:15 PM #1 apoplexy (Member)
Best Reading Material (Mainly Blogs -- Books/Courses Could Be Included)

Hi,

I ran a bunch of searches trying to see if a similar thread was made but I got nothin'.

Obviously I've read all of the guides and some single blog posts have been recommended but I'm wondering if you guys have any blogs that are considered fantastic (Mr Green/Dr Ngo's come to mind) but I'm looking for a bunch of good quality stuff so I can just immerse myself in knowledge while I work on learning the fundamentals.

Any recommended blogs, books, courses etc that are directly related to internet/affiliate marketing content -- no need for any self work, attitude, time management, etc type books as I've already printed out the recommended STM books list for that and to be honest, have put in too much work on improving myself over these past couple years. I walk away from confrontation/manage enough of my time -- it's time to make some mozzarella.

Thanks in advance!

ps, of course I am reading STM nonstop everyday as well

03-22-2015 10:22 PM #2 vsystem (Member)

Hi

For me charles ngo blog is absolutely the best and a book directly related to internet marketing is CA$HVERTISING and The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing: Violate Them at Your Own Risk!

03-22-2015 11:05 PM #3 cmdeal (Veteran Member)

Quote Originally Posted by apoplexy View Post
Hi,

I ran a bunch of searches trying to see if a similar thread was made but I got nothin'.

Obviously I've read all of the guides and some single blog posts have been recommended but I'm wondering if you guys have any blogs that are considered fantastic (Mr Green/Dr Ngo's come to mind) but I'm looking for a bunch of good quality stuff so I can just immerse myself in knowledge while I work on learning the fundamentals.

Any recommended blogs, books, courses etc that are directly related to internet/affiliate marketing content -- no need for any self work, attitude, time management, etc type books as I've already printed out the recommended STM books list for that and to be honest, have put in too much work on improving myself over these past couple years. I walk away from confrontation/manage enough of my time -- it's time to make some mozzarella.

Thanks in advance!

ps, of course I am reading STM nonstop everyday as well
Dr_Ngo's blog won STM Member Blog of the Year for 2014. The other nominees are also excellent.

03-22-2015 11:28 PM #4 apoplexy (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by cmdeal View Post
Dr_Ngo's blog won STM Member Blog of the Year for 2014. The other nominees are also excellent.
Fantastic. I'm going to read all of those follow alongs/blogs after I'm done reading CA$HVERTISING as per the above post :]

It's grindtime folks.

03-23-2015 06:39 AM #5 dr_ngo ()

My blog and STM are the top two resources in my opinion.

Finchsells has great content. His paid material is worth buying.

Malandarras has some good affiliate marketing posts in his archives. IamAttila has some good stuff especially with the technical stuff.

I wouldn't even bother reading warriorforum, wickedfire, or any free forums these days. The mis-information would actually do you more harm than good.

There really isn't much direct affiliate content out there (affiliate blogs peaked around 2010 when there were like 10+ active bloggers)

A resources I don't see affiliate marketers utilize enough are blogs that focus on conversion optimization such as http://conversionxl.com/blog/. There are TONS of internet marketing blogs out there. They might not be directly related to affiliate marketing, but they still talk about optimization, ads, etc.

03-23-2015 08:19 AM #6 clubdrock (Member)

This guy has an interesting blog, hasn't been updated in a while but some nice posts in the archives. Haven't seen it mentioned here before: http://kickassmarketer.com/

CashMoneyAffiliate aka Taiwo, awesome mobile blog: http://cashmoneyaffiliate.com/

03-23-2015 05:55 PM #7 northernlights (Member)

My vote goes for already mentioned Finch & Dr. Ngo. I also enjoy reading Andrew's fitaffiliate.com. Unfortunately quality content pure affiliate marketing blogs are really hard to find and they tend to fizzle out rather quickly.

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