I would recommend Rosalind Gardner's Super Affiliate Handbook if they want to read and apply much like a student reading and learning a new topic chapter by chapter. Rosalind also launched Affiliate Blogger Pro which has tutorials, videos, and more community support which will probably better fit those who are visual learners and need to get help on a regular basis.
I recommend those because all the content you need is centralized in one spot. Hope that helps!
No problem, I see what you're looking for and I still think Rosalind is best. For example, the link you posted, my grandma wouldn't know how to build an affiliate website from that and she's a pretty sharp lady lol. In SAH, Rosalind uses images to support the text and actually walks you through step-by-step.
I hear you, it's surely true that there is no one perfect tutorial for everybody. And I do agree Rosiland has proven her value as a teacher. I'm all for seeing a variety of tutorials presented here.
My specific reason for asking the question is that I'm trying to create an educational component within a tool I'm coding. Not being an affiliate marketing pro myself, I'm linking out to those who are.
If I link out to Rosiland's page, my user arrives at a sales page, not an information page. On my computer/browser this sales page is completely unreadable, but I suspect it must be readable to most others.
I would also like to create a list of tutorial membership sites, but I wasn't sure if it would be appropriate to ask that question here. I haven't figured that one out yet.
Oh ok, well I'm sure someone else will have more suitable resources for you. I've also heard good things about http://www.affiliit.com/ from PPCMOM who's an Elite member here I think. That's a tutorial membership site like the Affiliate Blogger Pro one I mentioned before.
I'm interested to see what you find when it's all said and done
Thanks for participating Kimmoy, you've been quite helpful.
And you've inspired a new question. Are there sites that specialize in listing and reviewing web biz membership clubs? I'm not sure we should list them here, but if they are already listed elsewhere, perhaps that's ok?
My whole site is internet marketing tutorials. It goes from creating free squidoo lenses, to small niche sites, and now we are working on creating authority blogs. I just go through covering different types of internet marketing strategies ~ the monetization being affiliate marketing. Take a look ~ might be a good fit for what you're doing. (it's the link in my sig)
Check the articles page for a quick run down of what's available.
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