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I'll admit, I'm one of those people who never reads a salesletter when I am considering buying something but I do read them when researching techniques. I was fascinated when I stumbled upon an ad for The Rich Jerk program. Kelly Felix offers affiliate marketing information that's straight and...

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Anyone with a least a little affiliate marketing experience will find Kelly's course one of the best sources of Internet marketing information available today. The package includes an ebook that is only 47 pages long but don't confuse quantity with quality. The package is filled with great online money making information and highly profitable online marketing strategies from start to finish.

The affiliate marketing guide is especially useful for selling informational products, digital downloads, and access to a members only website (your own affiliate marketing website). Yet, several online marketing techniques also apply to just about any product being sold online... some are so absurd that they are actually genius.

If you're interested in online auctions, The Rich Jerk also sports a list of high quality wholesale suppliers. Although the list isn't very long, in keeping with Kelly's tradition, quality is better than quantity and these are some of the best Internet marketing suppliers available.

Overall, The Rich Jerk is one of the highest quality courses on making money online to come around in quite some time. Kelly's Internet marketing knowledge and innovative style really shine.

All customers of the package a free money making website valued at over $1,000. You'll also receive access to The Rich Jerk private feedback page. Over 30,000 active members have contributed thousands of tips & tricks.

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Sure, in the back of my brain, I was telling myself that I was only reading it from a research perspective, and that I had no intention of actually purchasing the book. However, by the time I was halfway through the salesletter, I absolutely HAD to buy the ebook. Even if it was just the same rehashed old stuff, this guy deserved my money just for the education (and entertainment!) I got from his salesletter. My point here is that anti-marketing works very well if done right, and The Rich Jerk has done it extremely right

However, after reading the book, I'm pleasantly suprised! The Rich Jerk does indeed contain information that WILL assist you in making more money online…

His writing style is easy to follow, and perfectly understandable if you've been around the internet for a short time, but it is definately not for complete newbies (he does not, for example, take you step by step through registering a domain name or obtaining web hosting) - if you feel like you need any amount of hand-holding, this ebook is not for you.

In the first chaper, entitled "Creating an Affiliate Website that Sells Like Crazy", he covers building affiliate websites to earn commissions from the sales of other people's products. He starts by listing 13 affiliate sites and ranks them as "must join", "maybe join", and "join if [you are] bored". Once you've selected a product to sell, he goes through six specific writing strategies to use on your affiliate site to hook the reader and get them to click through on your affiliate link. He then gives you a complete sample "sales letter" (it's more like an article) with all of his strategies at work.

The third section in chaper one discusses offering rebates to your customers, but it's not just the same old "buy from me and I'll give you part of my affiliate fee back". Rich Jerk delves into specific ways to do refunds that will increase your bottom line as opposed to simply offering a rebate.

In the final section of chaper one, Rich Jerk writes about setting up pay-per-lead sites, where you get paid $10 or so for each person who provides you with his or her information (which you then pass on to a company which pays you for the lead.) I found this section to be a bit light on content, although there is enough there to get his point across. I think this is a technique that has not been explored in-depth by any of the mainstream internet marketing channels, and one that warrants further research.

Article Source: Marc Quarles