Hi, Tami! I’m glad all over to get such feedback, thanks a lot!

Don’t get upset if you haven’t got the desired result yet. There isn’t a fantastic recipe to succeed in affiliate marketing, everyone has its own way to go. And, as for me, no matter how long it is – a year or two, the main thing is the achievements that you’ll finally come to one day.

I can highlight two good thoughts that I’ve found in your message: 1) you still keep being in the niche, despite having unsatisfactory results. That’s daring and crucial. Dealing with a problem, not leaving it unsolved, is half success; 2) you’re learning how to level up your skills and have a clear aim. That’s really great for a marketer who wants to set more ambitious goals and move forward. Nice start for a beginner, isn’t it? (:cool:)

I think you just need a little more time than it seems to you, and your campaigns will be quite effective! Btw, have you tried the Pomodoro Technique?

Anyway, I’m happy to help you as far as I can! Hope to be no less helpful in my next posts.

Thank you one more time and keep in touch! (:happy-6:)

I am 6 months into affiliate marketing and falling flat on my face. I think it’s because I can’t contribute regularly to content – though I try to make what I do post, as accurate and informative as possible. Second, I don’t have an obvious niche. I’m testing and trying a lot of niches umbrellaed under “Lifestyle”. Third, I’m enrolled in a fantastic affiliate marketing course but moving through it slowly due to my inability to sit for long periods and concentrate on education, ideas, content and execution. I spend a lot of time reading the “how to” of affiliate marketing because I just can’t seem to grasp the secret of engaging readers and generating traffic.

Your article helped a lot in suggesting mentor help from affiliate managers of the products I spotlight.

I will be looking forward to your next article and watching your success!

Tami