Please update your support system to include products you’re actually promoting, since it is sometimes difficult to actually find where the hell to put in a message. Really, it needs work. You’re hard enough to contact as it is…hint.
I tried to get a message in in time to order the Armory videos, but there is no place to do that on the support site. The question was critical for me, and as a result I couldn’t buy, which really is a shame.

Just 2 quick questions hereafter and then I will be totally out of your hair: 1) you recommended 3waylinks.net in “Confessions” but is it useful for the price you pay & 2) what do you mean by “exclusive content submission”—is it the “souped up” article submission you were mentioning in “Confessions”?

And for anyone who reads this comment 0n a scale of 1-10 I would give Chris’s “Confessions” an 8. The reason why is because it’s not as easy as the sales letter lets on but I believe that if you follow his instructions over a period of time you will see results.

Hard to say though at this stage since I haven’t done anything with the info. yet, although some of it I already knew. But there’s good info. in “Confessions” and I would definitely recommend it for folks who are in the beginner to intermediate level; a few tidbits in it that people more advanced may not even know.

Links that last are either built with $$ or elbow grease.

Anyone who tells you otherwise is lying or uninformed.

The “clear cut” way to get links involves having content that is worth linking to, and then marketing your site effectively.

This includes things like exclusive content submission, buying links on sites (yes, this works), article submissions, directory submissions, outright asking for links, blog commenting on “dofollow” blogs, and so on.

It’s grueling and not fun. Which is why I outsource it.

Oh, and I use LinkVana, which is essentially a fancy version of paid links – but it’s automated, which I like.

There is no “secret” or shortcut.

There are exploits, but these are almost always short-lived.

Don’t read between the lines of what I just said in my reply. It’s literally as simple as that – and what I’ve published in “Confessions”.

The difference is that when you actually DO it, you see results.

Most people end up doing like one thing and then they give up because it’s actually a fair bit of work.

I’ve been there, and done that. It’s not easy.

But it IS clear cut and simple.

-Chris

I just bought your ‘Confessions of a Lazy Super-Affiliate’ and it was a great read, now I just hope that your methods will work. Right now I’ve been dabbling in Adsense and made a little money but I don’t see making any substatial money with it especially since there are way better sites than mine with greater amounts of traffic than my site doing Adsense as well.

Although I do disagree with you about not being able to make money with Adsense, you can make alot of money but you have to put in sooo much work. There are many people making thousands a month with Adsense but they’re putting in 40+ hours a week to do so. I don’t want to do that lol—I’m lazy.

And speaking of lazy lol I really thought there would be some shortcuts in here about getting ranking lol—but alas no. At least these methods will most likely work but they’ll take a good amount of time and effort to work and there still is no guarantee I’d get a mini site I create to rank well after all the work lol.

I know you said it would be idea to outsource the work but when you have virtually no money to spare at the moment it’s a bad idea for something that you yourself said may not work (the niche/product).

I really wish you’d gone into detail about how to get one-way links though, you really didn’t. Pretty much all you said was how much it would cost to outsource the work lol. So I’m assuming you don’t know any clear cut way to do this.

And I do have a question: which monthly software program do you suggest using—3 Way Links or LinkVana OR both?

I have just finished reading some reviews about your book, and one of the reviewer said that it was not for beginners. He said that it was for
intermediate-level marketer. Is that true, and if it is do you have something for beginners? I am new to internet marketing. Can you Help?

“So what this means is that all you have to do is simply make intelligent responses to those
blog posts, link back to your site from the URL field, and the link will “count”.

From my understanding, i got to people blogs and leave comment, “the link back to ur site from URL” part I don’t understand. I hope u can help clarify. I’m desparate!! I got a site up, but no traffic, no sales, nothing yet! AND I don’t know much about computer technology. Hope to hear from you.

Will I get a free upgrade to the second version of your book buying the first one?
If yes, cool. If no, I’m going to wait for version2.0.

For now I’m going to get your product creation course, I’m focusing on that subject for the last 1,5 month and after reading a great post from Allen Says I agree with you, it’s the way to go as you can use massive leverage.

Hope you can let me know about my question soon, thanks.
mario