Hype and Fluff.
Last Update: August 18, 2010

I've been at this now for two and a half weeks.  I've cleared a few hurdles and am working on the clickbank stuff.  I am distressed at the stuff I'm seeing out there that appear to be the top sellers.  Now, I have a background in dog training so I have been perusing these affiliates and what I'm finding disgusts me.  I scan down through 5 pages of fluff, hype and testimonials only to find a 39.95 pricetag.  I have read all the hype and still have no idea what they are selling.  Guess what.  NO SALE.  And, I don't want to recommend them as an affiliate either.  So, I guess I'll keep looking until I find someone that provides some substance and looks like the service or book is worth the time of day.

 Anyone else finding this to be the case?

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Azrac Premium
Totally agree about the clickbank stuff. I don't really like the idea of promoting things I haven't seen myself and I am not prepared to pay to see it. Most of it looks like rubbish. I did buy one ebook once and although it sounded good the info was certainly not accurate.

The articles you have written are fantastic. I wish you all the best, you have interesting hobies so are bound to attract many readers.
reefswimmer Premium
Yup ! I agree on creating your own product! Your potential affiliates are right here in WA. And, btw, I think you have a nice twist on it, because you and your dog are training together for Search and Rescue. Even if people are not doing that themselves, Search and Rescue has a high perceived value (as well, I think, as a high real value )in the dog world. Cesar Millan rightly holds spot number one in the overall dog training niche, and that leaves a lovely niche open for you in Search and Rescue. In the niches are the riches.(oooh, I like that phrase. sounds like a tutorial...)
Diane, reefswimmer
moonvine Premium
Amen! Write that book! There is so much junk on clickbank. They need a super book on dog training and you are just the one to write it! and then everybody else can sell your book! yeah! what a deal!
jatdebeaune Premium
And how. I think you should write the quintessential dog training book. Make it so good that people will consider it a bible of dog training. Sell it yourself and get affiliates.
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