I’m in the PPC Super Affiliate session comprising Amit Mehta, Colin McDougall, Ros Gardner on the panel and Anik Singal moderating.
From the sessions I’ve attended and attendees I’ve spoken to, there seems to be a sizable contingent of new affiliate marketers (with less than a year’s experience) attending the show.
If you’re in this group, here’re my tips for getting the value after the show.
- Connect with experienced affiliates: Find out if they have twitter accounts or blogs (here’s my twitter account). Build a relationship, read the content they’ve already published. This creates a better impression than sending a direct message or email with the request “please teach me affiliate marketing”.
- Take advantage of resources: I had a chance to sit down with Wil Reynolds and he mentioned that all his resources are listed at Delicious. Check them out.
- Take action: No magic beans were being given away at the show, on the tradeshow floor, or at the parties. Sorry. You need to take action, and you will get results.
Most importantly, have fun while you’re at it.
Hey Andrew,
Thanks for all the good tips for Affiliate Summit. I met you briefly in the exhibition hall and watched your panel on traffic generation and monetization. As a former print journalist turned webmaster (not too unlike your background) I’m eager to start reading your stuff. 🙂
Shane Snow
i miss you so much andrew wee
It was good to meet up with you Andrew.
See you next time!
Disappointed that I didn’t get to hang out with you some in Vegas, but hopefully I’ll see you in New York for Summit East in August?
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