CPA & Affiliate Should I purchase The Affiliate Lab? I'm unsure.

The only way to really know is to dive in and give it a try.
I see you bought it, good luck!
Thanks! Yeah, let's follow the experts and see what happens. I trust Matt Diggity—he bases everything on real data, so it's bound to be solid.
 
I'll definitely update the thread after I've watched a good chunk of it. :)

Hey Nateli! I'm curious to know what you thought of the course! Do you think it was worth the money? I'm thinking about getting it too. Please share your thoughts! Thanks!
 
It's awesome! The course is really good, and I joined mainly for the community, which is fantastic and very active. Matt answers almost all the questions, which is really helpful. Overall, it's great, and you get to connect with some amazing people in the same industry.

How does the course content compare to what's shared on MMO?

Did you learn anything new or discover things that made you go, "Wow, I never knew this"?
 
How does the course content compare to what's shared on MMO?

Did you learn anything new or discover things that made you go, "Wow, I never knew this"?
You can learn a lot from MMO, YouTube, and Google, but being part of a community and getting answers from someone experienced is different.
If you don’t want to spend $800 on a course, that's fine.
The course has some unique info that isn't on BHW or isn’t detailed there. I found it very helpful.
You can spend months or years gathering information, or you can buy TAL or Authority Site Sys and learn it in a month, then start outsourcing. If you don’t have the money, stick to the free stuff. But if you do, it might save you a lot of time.

That's totally me too. I'm also wary of sketchy gurus, but Matt really knows his stuff and has scaled real sites like crazy. Hope this helps.
If you can't afford $800, that's okay. There are other ways to learn, and you can still do great without it. I just chose to save my time because it was a priority for me.
Also, MMO is now mostly about crypto and weekend threads. I'm not into crypto, so I don't read much there anymore. The old content was great, but now there's not much good stuff being shared. I'd share more, but I don't know a lot of crazy stuff worth sharing.
 
You can learn a lot from MMO, YouTube, and Google, but being part of a community and getting answers from someone experienced is different.
If you don’t want to spend $800 on a course, that's fine.
The course has some unique info that isn't on BHW or isn’t detailed there. I found it very helpful.
You can spend months or years gathering information, or you can buy TAL or Authority Site Sys and learn it in a month, then start outsourcing. If you don’t have the money, stick to the free stuff. But if you do, it might save you a lot of time.

That's totally me too. I'm also wary of sketchy gurus, but Matt really knows his stuff and has scaled real sites like crazy. Hope this helps.
If you can't afford $800, that's okay. There are other ways to learn, and you can still do great without it. I just chose to save my time because it was a priority for me.
Also, MMO is now mostly about crypto and weekend threads. I'm not into crypto, so I don't read much there anymore. The old content was great, but now there's not much good stuff being shared. I'd share more, but I don't know a lot of crazy stuff worth sharing.
I'm not criticizing the course. I get that buying a course from someone like Matt is helpful because it's well-organized.
MMO also has members who are very successful, though they're probably busy making money. I'd love to see you create a journey thread and share what you've learned.
 
The course itself might not be the most valuable thing, but the community around it is really old and active.
 
I'm not criticizing the course. I get that buying a course from someone like Matt is helpful because it's well-organized.
MMO also has members who are very successful, though they're probably busy making money. I'd love to see you create a journey thread and share what you've learned.

I would've done it earlier. But now, I only get warnings for posting in the wrong subforums.
 
@mukul555, I'm looking to get started in affiliate marketing and am feeling overwhelmed by the number of courses available, especially those shared here on BHW. Do you think TAL is a suitable standalone course for a beginner? I plan to outsource as much as possible since my time is limited. If I follow this course exactly, without considering other courses, would it be sufficient and a good idea? Or would you recommend starting with something else and purchasing this course after gaining some experience building a site and such?

There are even better discount codes for affiliatelab floating around the internet.

I realize this is an old post, but are there any available now? I only see the standard $200 from affiliates currently.
 
Affiliate Lab is one of the better SEO courses out there. I appreciate how Matt Diggity explains SEO in a straightforward way. If you can afford it, I recommend getting the course.
 
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