Forget about the bonuses! Affiliate "Project X" is good value all by itself! Trust me, don't be swayed by bonuses you'll never use — you'll be too busy implementing the methods in APX to even look at the bonuses!

November 6, 2006

Dear Friend:

If you're reading this, you're probably wondering what all the fuss over Affiliate "Project X" (APX) is about. A lot of heavy hitters are out there right now promoting APX to their mailing lists. But that doesn't mean that APX is any good, just that it pays lucrative commissions. They'll flog APX for a while and then move on to the next "fad" product. But is APX really a fad, or is it something more substantial?

My name is Eric Giguere. Some of you know me as the author of Make Easy Money with Google, the first printed book all about Google's AdSense system. I also run some highly-respected blogs, including one about AdSense and another about affiliate marketing. I also write articles that get published in online and print magazines.

I'm not telling you all of this to impress you. Rather, I want you to know that you can rely on me as a trusted source of help and information. My reputation is so important to me that I rarely recommend products to any of my readers. Because many of those products aren't good enough to justify their high prices. Read this review I wrote of another product to see what I mean.

But I DO recommend Affiliate 'Project X'.

Yes, it's true. Affiliate "Project X" is one of the few products I've found so far that are worthy of recommending to my readers.

Now, I'm not the only one out there recommending that you buy APX. Lots of Internet marketers are so eager to entice you into buying APX that they're throwing in bonus after bonus to make it "worth your while" to pay the $97 that APX costs.

But these days most bonuses are meaningless. All you have to do to get your hands on some bonuses is to sign up for one of the many "membership" sites offering free e-books and software with resale rights. You can even buy them for next-to-nothing on eBay!

You have to wonder why these bonuses get offered in the first place. Is it because Affiliate "Project X" is grossly overpriced? Or is there something wrong with the product?

The Pitfalls of Affiliate 'Project X'

Look, no product is perfect, and APX is no exception. There are some important pitfalls to be aware of:

• Affiliate "Project X" is a lengthy read: It's only 50 pages long, but it's packed full of information. No wide margins, no big fonts, and few images — it's an actual book. You'll need a couple of hours to read it, then a few more hours later to re-read it and let it all sink in.
• Affiliate "Project X" is distracting: As soon as you read the first of its 6 money-making methods, you'll find yourself wanting to put APX down to apply what you've just read. Don't! You need to read the entire book before doing anything. And then you need to focus your efforts in one area.
• Affiliate "Project X" is not an automated system: Look, it's just a book. A book with invaluable information, yes, but not a turnkey system for making money. You'll have to do some work. Sorry. But at least the steps are laid out for you in detail.

But are these "pitfalls" really so bad? Of course not!

Affiliate 'Project X' Details

Let's talk about what's in Affiliate "Project X". If I had to describe APX in a single sentence, this is what I'd say:

Affiliate "Project X" is a concise e-book that describes a set of self-contained systems for making money as a ClickBank affiliate.

ClickBank is the world's premier marketplace for digital goods such as e-books and software. More importantly, almost everything sold through ClickBank can be sold via an affiliate link, and usually the affiliate is paid between 50% to 75% of the net selling price. A $97 product can earn you, as the affiliate, $44 or more for each sale you make. It's no wonder that ClickBank products are heavily promoted — a successful affiliate can rake in a lot of dough by selling a few dozen ClickBank products.

Unfortunately, most affiliates fail miserably at selling their products. I've had a few sales here and there, but there's been no major breakthrough and certainly no consistency to those sales. What I really needed was a method to follow, and so do you. And that's what APX provides.

The book describes 6 methods for making money via ClickBank:

1. The "Leech": The Art of the Pre-Sell
2. The Affiliate Diary
3. The "Workhorse" Method
4. Thief In The Night
5. Copy the Best Part 2
6. The "Opportunist" Method

It would be unfair to myself and other readers of this book to describe them in any detail. However, the book is self-contained, which means that you don't have buy other books or software to make use of these methods. (For one of the methods it's recommended, but certainly not required, that you purchase a copy of Keyword Elite to automate some drudgery.)

You'll have to spend a bit of money on things like AdWords ads, but most of your investment will be in time, not money.

What About the Testimonials?

This is the point where you'd normally see some testimonials about how great Affiliate "Project X" is, complete with pictures and exuberant messages from previous buyers.

Well, I don't have any exuberance to share with you other than my own, but I do have quotes from two of my readers. Jeremy Curtis appreciated my honest review of APX:

Have read the ebook once, it is good in that it is not fluff and as you say clearly involves some hard work (not so good!).

Another reader agreed with what Jeremy had to say:

After spending a few hours with the affiliatex pdf last night I will agree it was worth the money.

If you have a testimonial for me, by all means, send it in...

There's also a Money-Back Guarantee!

Still unconvinced? Buy Affiliate "Project X" today and you get 60 days to read it and try it out. If you don't like it, ClickBank will refund you your money. Read ClickBank's refund policy for the details.

You should be able to more than earn back the money you paid for the book in one month, let alone two months, so this is almost a non-brainer. (I say "almost" because I know that parting with $97 is difficult for most people, no matter how much money they have in the bank.)

—> So click here to order Affiliate "Project X"! <—

If you have any specific questions before you order, feel free to send me mail and I'll do my best to answer them. Actually, drop me a line even if you buy APX. I'm sure you'll be happy with this purchase, and I'd love to hear what you have to say, good and bad, about the product.

*** Thanks for reading this! ***

Sincerely,

Eric Giguere
ericgiguere@ericgiguere.com

P.S.: If you really want bonuses, I do have some stuff I can give you if you purchase APX through my affiliate link. Drop me a note and I'll tell you what you can choose from. But, honestly, you don't need any of them — APX is worth it all by itself!

P.P.S: Yes, I can send you the same advanced Affiliate "Project X" training video that other affiliates make available as their bonus. It adds a bit more to the book, but the meat's really in the writing, not the video.