Try-All And Error, $200 A Week By January 2010

I’ve decided to set myself another affiliate challenge, this one however is not in the thousands. Last time by using the Operation Imac challenge it really gave me something to work toward. So I thought I’d start another personal challenge!  Here is the outline for this one.

Target: $200 per week

Deadline: December 31st 2009

$$ Per Day: $29

$$ Per Hour: $1.21

NO PPC!

What’s my Plan?. Because I cannot use PPC for this challenge everything I attempt will have to be 100% FREE! So here is an outline of what I’ll be trying out.

Article Marketing

Classified Ads

CPA Offers

Blogging It Up

A big part of this challenge will fall to article marketing. I’ve never really done a lot with articles, I have written a few but never really concentrated too much on it. So this challenge is going to change all that I hope.

What I would like to do is write about 10-20 articles a week, and try out as many different article sites as I can, at least the most well known ones at first, but I’ll also add in a few newer sites to test how they compare to each other.

It’s been a while since I’ve used classified ads, so it will be interesting to start this up again and test some methods using the free listing services.

CPA offers will also play into my plans. I’ve been researching for the last few days to try and get an idea if what sort of CPA program I will go with, so I do have a few in mind already.

I have some blogs set up that I’ve not really paid much attention too recently, so this challenge will give me an excellent chance to really invest my time in those sites, and hopefully get them off the ground again.

The last challenge I attempted was a big learning curve, and I’m hoping that this one will be the same. Trial(Try-All) and error are sometimes the best way to learn, and pretty much the way I have always learned in the past:)

Anyway, I must go now a get started right away! $200 per week here I come!!

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