A lot of my friends are programmers. Some work 40 hours a weeks for other guys to make THEM money and get a little salary.
I think affiliates are more like businessmen, you have to create a business, write salesletters, analyse your competion, find markets, have fresh ideas… That are things the technical guys do not like/want/know much about. They simply do not want to care about such things…
I myself was such a guy at the age of 19. I was obsessed with java programming. Then started to study business at the university and 2 years ago found out how to make money online as an affiliate.
Many people do not believe you can make a living online (And that is GOOD !! Why talking about that? The more people start their online businesses the more competition grows up.). A good friend of mine who just graduated and was looking for a job at RolandBerger/McKinsey told me (after I told him how much I earn online): “I hope you find a real job”. :roflmao: Nothing against RolandBerger/McKinsey, but how much do you earn there? And how many hours are you working per day ??
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