necromancer

I've got the one from quityourdayjob and it's pretty relevant with good, up to date information. Which others should I look into?

Sticks79

if your asking about ebooks on wickedfire you should read

quitaffiliatemarketingalltogether

you have all the info you need here douchebag do a search

now shut the fuck up and learn

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mysecret8

quitfuckingwithmybrain seems the best ebook of this year i think

glowleaf

What the above posters rudely want to say is that ebooks are either scams or regurgitated material, with little or no value. What I suggest is that you go to ø Blue Hat SEO-Advanced SEO Tactics ø and read the whole blog. Then start reading the sites listed in his blogroll.

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HarveyJ

The only eBooks worth reading are of the entertaining fiction variety.

Scott Adams has quite a few...

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fm1234

Most of the info that can be found in ebooks can be gleaned for free from good forums such as this one. If you absolutely have to buy a make money ebook to sleep at night, then buy Chris Rempel's Confessions of a Lazy Super-Affiliate. Unlike much of its competition, Rempel's work actually contains useful info and a plan that makes sense and is scalable.


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necromancer

Fuck paying for anything right now I just figured I'd ask since I enjoy a good read of information.

yoink*gasp*

eBook = old, outdated information that was obselete before it was released.

Think of it like this: I have the keys to a million dollar business. If I kept my mouth shut, I could milk that system for millions. But, and this makes sense, instead I'm going to tell anyone who's willing to pay me $50 for it.

Uhh...

Read wickedfire. Learn.

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LazyHippy

eBooks that are copies of books in print can certainly be worth reading. Getting Things Done is a good read.

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IronLogik

if you've read one or two, and even remotely follow the good affiliate/blackhat/seo blogs and Wickedfire, chances are that you have most of the information necessary to do whatever you wish to pursue. no one will become omniscient by reading ebooks, blogs, and forums until their eyes pop out. first hand experience is supreme. some beneficial reading that i would strongly suggest is "Eat that Frog" by Brian Tracy. it's very short, but try to understand and follow the practices within. i think 90% of success in anything is overcoming procrastination and persistently working towards your goals, and that book is chocked full of practical advice. challenges can be overcome on-the-fly, as it were, usually by diligent search or by asking others. analysis is prudent and beneficial, but there comes a time when action become more important.

PhillipMarlow

mythrds ^cool avatar

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areak

I agree. I have a library of marketing/affiliate/seo, etc ebooks and while I will admit there were bits and pieces of good information in them, most of it can be found for free somewhere on the net and particularly in forums like these...and if you have specific questions, etc. asking pros in these forums will generally provide you what you need to know without all of the filler info.

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