Affiliate Project X Review: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

Affiliate Project X Review: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
By Amir Darwish

Don’t buy Affiliate Project X just yet, unless you don’t mind losing your shirt.

There has been a lot of hype in the past few weeks about Affiliate Project X. Chris McNeeney did a wonderful job of hyping up the product and getting people’s appetite whet with a lot of bold claims. He also includes a lot of killer techniques in his Affiliate Project X guide. However, there is one major flaw that underlies his entire book. He leaves a lot of the details out.

What many people don't realize is that those details that are left out are crucial to have anywhere near the success that Affiliate Project X promises. Very few people have the readiness to pick up a book of advanced techniques and hit the ground running with it. There is a lot of experiences that need to be gained through trial and error. Nothing worthwhile is easy.

I wouldn't recommend buying Affiliate Project X if you're buying it because of the sales page. Affiliate Project X doesn't deliver on the promises in the sales page. If you are already a successful internet marketer, it's very possible that you can tweak your methods with the tips provided in Affiliate Project X to make a leap in your profits. However, if you are a beginner, Project X won't give you nearly what you need to become successful.

What beginners in the field of internet marketing need to consider seriously is private membership sites that provide mentoring. There is a handful of them and more are coming up by the day. A newbie can benefit a great deal from personal coaching and mentoring from those that are already successful. Internet marketing has a very large learning curve and without the proper support structure many people are left lost, frustrated and eventually quit.

However, the internet marketing experience can be much more pleasant with the proper support structure in place, primarily a supporting learning environment where you are constantly given feedback on your efforts and encouraged to remain consistent.