much from forums, e-books, or blogs. No one's going to give away too much information to help create their own competition, at least not for free. Yet people will spend years & money hoping to find that magic bullet that doesn't exist. Being able to make money with a campaign is a skill. With all skills it takes practice. Launch a campaign, learn from it, repeat. Over and over and over and over until you make money. That's what everyone did. You will learn more spending $500 on a campaign than paying for any course. "Your first 10,000 photographs are your worst," said  Henri Cartier-Bresson. That's how it works with affiliate marketing. Your first campaigns will suck and lose money. But everyone that has been successful in this industry has gone through that point. Wanna succeed faster? Then fail twice as fast. Drowning in Opportunity I find the biggest problem is not a lack of opportunity, but actually too many opportunities.  You're running one campaign, and then an affiliate manager tells you about this "hot" campaign. A friend from back in the day wants you to invest in his latest hustle. You're halfway through launching a campaign, but you quit because another one looks like it's more potential. You can't keep throwing shit at the wall and hope something sticks. The majority of campaigns lose money initially. You run some split tests, collect data, and keep making adjustments until you're profitable. That's how it works. Who's in Your Circle? You're