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Digg it UP - A Guide To Separate Legitimate Opportunities From Scams
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2. Do a web search for your proposed program. Unless the program is brand new, you should find a lot of results. Most will be sites for the program itself or affiliates advertising the program. O
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1. Check affiliate program boards and forums. Do a web search for "Affiliate Forums" or "Affiliate Boards." Register with the good ones you find, because they are also a wealth of knowledge you can tap into later on in your on line career. First, look around the board to see if your question has been asked and answered already. Then, after you have looked around the forum, post to the board and ask your questions. The only dumb question is the one that didn't get asked. I know from experience, board members are ready and willing to help anyone, newbie to expert.
You may find that your program has a forum of its own. This is a good sign, because it indicates the program operators are open about their program's good and bad points. But don't be put off because your program doesn't have its own forum. Lack of a forum is not necessarily a bad sign.
A good board to start your search in is The Warrior Forum at http://www.warriorforum.com/forum
2. Do a web search for your proposed program. Unless the program is brand new, you should find a lot of results. Most will be sites for the program itself or affiliates advertising the program. O
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1. Check affiliate program boards and forums. Do a web search for "Affiliate Forums" or "Affiliate Boards." Register with the good ones you find, because they are also a wealth of knowledge you can tap into later on in your on line career. First, look around the board to see if your question has been asked and answered already. Then, after you have looked around the forum, post to the board and ask your questions. The only dumb question is the one that didn't get asked. I know from experience, board members are ready and willing to help anyone, newbie to expert.
You may find that your program has a forum of its own. This is a good sign, because it indicates the program operators are open about their program's good and bad points. But don't be put off because your program doesn't have its own forum. Lack of a forum is not necessarily a bad sign.
A good board to start your search in is The Warrior Forum at http://www.warriorforum.com/forum
2. Do a web search for your proposed program. Unless the program is brand new, you should find a lot of results. Most will be sites for the program itself or affiliates advertising the program. O
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You may find that your program has a forum of its own. This is a good sign, because it indicates the program operators are open about their program's good and bad points. But don't be put off because your program doesn't have its own forum. Lack of a forum is not necessarily a bad sign.
A good board to start your search in is The Warrior Forum at http://www.warriorforum.com/forum
2. Do a web search for your proposed program. Unless the program is brand new, you should find a lot of results. Most will be sites for the program itself or affiliates advertising the program. O
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A good board to start your search in is The Warrior Forum at http://www.warriorforum.com/forum
2. Do a web search for your proposed program. Unless the program is brand new, you should find a lot of results. Most will be sites for the program itself or affiliates advertising the program. O
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2. Do a web search for your proposed program. Unless the program is brand new, you should find a lot of results. Most will be sites for the program itself or affiliates advertising the program. Other sites will be critiquing your program. Check those sites. There will be both positive and negative comments; read, think and learn from others' experiences.
3. Search on line for "Scam Sites". Go to the various scam sites, and look in their lists for your program. It may be listed, it may not. Usually they have comments about the programs on their lists. Some sites rank the programs they review, and you can learn how your program ranks in the reviewers opinion, compared to others.
A scam site you can check with is www.Scambusters.org. Search for others.
4. Ask around. You know people "in the know" about your product or service, even if it is only one person. Ask them what they think. Even if they haven't heard of your program, they will have some sort of guidelines they can use to evaluate it.
Take all this information, and sleep on it. Take some time to make your decision. Don't be fooled by a sense of urgency, the pressure that you have to decide today, right now. If that is the case, I would hold tightly to my wallet as I ran for the door.
Bottom line: Do your homework. Don't trust the hype on the program's website. It's you
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