Have you wasted invested countless hours searching for “THE answer” to how to build your own successful affiliate marketing website? Let me share with you what I have learned – the hard way – and hopefully save you a bit of time.

Like every other business on the planet, if you don’t have customers or clients or patients or guests or whatever you call the person or entity handing you their cash, a check, a debit card, a credit card or an invoice – IF YOU DON’T “HAVE PEOPLE” (so to speak) – you ain’t got nuthin’ but overhead and bankruptcy looming.

The NUMBER 1 / #1 “secret” of successful online or affiliate marketing is getting traffic to your website at a cost that allows your business to be profitable.

It’s all about traffic.

It’s all about the cost of that traffic.

It’s all about the cost of traffic (visitors to your website) that specifically CONVERTS = visitors perform an action that results in your business making money.

So you can now STOP looking for “the answer” to the question: “How do I succeed at making money online?”.

All you will now and forever will need – the “secret sauce” of succeeding – is the ability to draw, pull, lure, send, drive – TRAFFIC THAT CONVERTS. To your website. To your merchant’s site (if allowed by affliate TOS). To a call center. Whereever.

Because . . the secret of affliate marketing success is to aggregate people or businesses who are ready, willing and able to carry out whatever “conversion action” produces the profits.

Webwork @ WebmasterWorld.com, CrankyOldMan @ DomainState.com, BeepBeep @ ABestWeb and just a few others.

Mostly I’m just “Jeff” and like it that way.

It’s time to play . . . err . . I mean, it’s time to get focused, get to work and to put this Web address to better use.

I don’t care to make any big announcements about the future of this site. I will say, shortly after this bit of fluffy talk, there will be value added. As time allows.

If you want to know what else is on my mind, on the subject of online marketing you can reach me . . read me . . over here -> Internet-Marketing.com.

And, yes, I don’t believe in spending a lot of money to imbue a made up domain-word with a clear brand-message.

I prefer to employ Web addresses that start the brand conversation -> What’s this site about? Who are you? What do you do? – all by themselves.