Bøger af Shawn Collins

George the rabbit feels all the colours of the rainbow in his heart. But for some reason, when his heart turns blue, he does too! Without knowing what to do, he hops away from his home and into the world, where he discovers that his heart is not broken; it is just missing a piece. REVIEWS ★★★★★"A beautiful depiction of the power of friendship." - starred review ★★★★★"My children adore this book. It has become a staple on our family bookshelf." - starred review ★★★★★"It is the most joyful and wholesome children's book I've read. I felt so connected and attached to that cute little bunny." - starred review ★★★★★"The illustrations are incredible and capture a delightful childlike essence. The book is nostalgic, and throughout my reading, I couldn't help but wish to be George's friend." - starred reviewABOUT THE AUTHORDevon Attaei is a poet and children's author from Ontario, Canada. She began her poetry debut with the publication of her book, "Fresh Air & Lilac Perfume" - a collection dedicated to growth and forgiveness. In 2018, Attaei graduated from Sheridan College with a journalism diploma and a passion for creative writing. After completing school, she established an online presence as a home for her poetry and never looked back. In 2021, Attaei worked with co-author, Max Wells to create their bestselling poetry collection "Temporary Forever". This book garnered attention from author, Anna Todd and was featured in the Madibaland World Literary Festival. Most recently, Attaei published her first children's book "George the Rabbit", a book about the power of friendship and embracing one's feelings. To keep up with her latest work, you can visit @attaeipoetry on all social media platforms where she reads her published poems, discusses her favourite pieces of literature and hints at what she's working on next. -ABOUT THE ILLUSTRATORAshley Yamakawa is a Vancouver B.C-based freelance illustrator and graphic designer. Her journey into the world of art began during her childhood, and that passion led to her honing her skills and earning a degree in Graphic Design. Upon graduating, she immersed herself in the illustration field, where she has since illustrated children's books, created artwork for MILK X Magazine, and designed custom art (which is available for purchase) in her Etsy shop. Her art reflects life's everyday moments: the beauty of nature, the joy of delicious food, the adventure of travel, and the charm of animals. To keep up with her latest work, you can visit @ashley_yamakawa on all social media platforms.

Extra Money Answer provides a real and honest picture of the opportunities in affiliate marketing. Author Shawn Collins explains how most people don't make much at all, and that it requires lots of time, testing, and patience. But you can make extra money if you do it right. Learn how to come up with ideas for affiliate sites, create content, drive traffic, and make money with the site. Wondering why you should read Shawn's book? Well, he's been an affiliate since 1997. He also managed affiliate programs for ten years, and co-founded the Affiliate Summit conference in 2003. He's done this stuff every day since the 90's and he knows what works. Also, you've probably seen books, ebooks, courses, etc. that claim they can teach you how to get rich quick. He doesn't do that. You won't get rich quick as an affiliate. You probably won't get rich slow, either. But it's a great way to earn an extra $50, $100, or more a month. "Get started now with this book" - Jim Kukral This is the ultimate beginner's guide to learning how to successful get started with affiliate marketing. No fluff. Just good, real, powerful advice from a guy who's been an industry leader in the field since the beginning. This book is great because it won't waste your time with unneeded tactics and ideas. Instead, you get the correct information you must know in order to start your online career. Highly recommended for people starting out. "Designed to genuinely help people with actual step by step tutorials and resources" - Dave Cupples This is a really great book for beginners who want to cut the crap and hype and actually learn step by step how to get into affiliate marketing and setup a website. Unfortunately when it comes to creating an online business there is a lot of BS out there by gurus who just hype people into a frenzy in order to sell some get rich system. This book is completely different and is not selling anything but simply designed to genuinely help people with actual step by step tutorials and resources. It is one of the few guides out there I would feel comfortable recommending to friends and family. Especially if you are a beginner I would highly recommend you grab this!

Do you remember how you felt on the first day at a new school? If you were like me, it was equal parts anxiety, dread, and disorientation. Lots of people milling around, and they all seemed to know each other, but I didn't know any of them. It was similar the first time I went to a conference. I was rushed through the check-in line, given my badge and attendee bag, and just pushed on to figure things out. I didn't know who was who - it was a blur of nametags racing by me. But where were they all going? I had no idea. I felt like I was a stranger in a strange land. So I sat in a corner, put on some headphones, and dug into my bag of conference information. There was a schedule with lots of things going on at the same time, and I didn't know where to begin. My eyes glazed over, and I felt sort of helpless. When it came time for lunch, I left the hotel and grabbed some food at a local restaurant by myself. I don't think I really talked to anybody at the whole conference. One big problem was that I went into the whole thing without a plan. I just showed up and expected I'd just magically get it. My lack of advance planning made the time spent there, as well as the money for the trip, into a big waste. When I got back to the office, I told the boss how lame it was, and how I wouldn't recommend returning next year. The next time I was sent to a conference, I made sure to do some homework in advance to figure out who I might want to meet, as well as educational sessions that might benefit me. It was a far more worthwhile use of my time. I came to realize that going to a conference is an investment, rather than an expense. It's not just an investment of money, but time, too. But when you do take the time to maximize the opportunities, the experience can be fulfilling and prosperous. After I understood that there were two reasons for me to attend these sorts of events, networking and education, I became better and better at planning and organizing my time. The whole process of attending a conference isn't limited to the time you are physically there with a badge around your neck. In order to make the most of it, there are things you can and should be doing before, during, and after the conference. Over the years, I've worked up lots of strategies, and learned things from other folks to get the maximum value from attending conferences. When Missy Ward and I started up the Affiliate Summit conference in 2003, we crafted it based on our frustrations and experiences as conference attendees, and we've evolved things over the years to make it the best environment we can for the people who attend. However, it's still up to the individual attendee to seize opportunities and get the most out of the experience.

In Affiliate Manager Boot Camp: Recruiting, Educating, and Retaining Affiliates, author Shawn Collins presents a three-step approach for affiliate managers to recruit, educate, and retain affiliates in their affiliate programs. Drawing on his ten years of experience as an affiliate manager and his work as an affiliate marketer since 1997, Collins reveals a process for cultivating and maintaining relationships with affiliates. The book describes a method that focuses on quality over quantity when it comes to affiliates, and it recommends working side by side with affiliates as valuable partners in a mutually beneficial affiliation. Affiliate Manager Boot Camp: Recruiting, Educating, and Retaining Affiliates is not about the other nuts and bolts of starting and running an affiliate program. You won't learn about policing affiliates, setting budgets and projections, determining commission rates, etc. It's all about recruiting, educating, and retaining affiliates for a strong affiliate program. Collins' first affiliate management book, Successful Affiliate Marketing for Merchants, published in 2001, was dubbed the "bible of affiliate marketing" by Revenue Magazine. He also wrote the international best-selling Extra Money Answer in 2013, which was a step-by-step guide for creating an affiliate website.

There are many reasons to speak at conferences. In the early days of my career, it was all about money. My boss wasn't willing to pay for me to get a conference pass, but changed her tune when I was accepted for a speaking slot. This scenario played itself out a few times before I really understood the benefits of speaking at a conference, and they were far greater than getting a comp pass to the event. I first came to the realization that being a speaker gives back in a bunch of ways when I had my first book published, "Successful Affiliate Marketing for Merchants," back in 2001. Shortly after it came out, I was speaking at a conference and got permission to bring books to sell after my presentation. I carried in 25 or so copies, and hoped I wouldn't be bringing them all back to my room afterwards. That didn't turn out to be an issue. They all sold, and a bunch of people still wanted to buy them. That experience was informative in a couple of ways, as it helped me understand that speaking can have lots of indirect benefits. I would never sell from the stage, and the thing is it's not even necessary to do that. Simply by sharing useful information and an excellent presentation, you are able to promote a book, site, personal brand, company, etc. without openly promoting, because people will read your bio to learn more about you. Plus, it's a great way to give back to the industry when you share your knowledge, which earns you capital among people in your business. Not to mention that it's just supremely wonderful and fulfilling to help people. Then there is the aspect of building up your own confidence and self-esteem among your peers. Let's face it, public speaking can be sort of scary, but the more you do it, the better you become, and that skill can be translated in all sorts of areas in your business and personal life. Finally, when you take questions from the crowd, you may be challenged by what some folks have to say, and that can help to change your position, which can then benefit you, your site, company, or whatever.

What do Tim Carter, Brian Clark, Joel Comm, Jim Kukral, Ted Murphy, Jeremy Schoemaker, and Mari Smith have in common? They all walk the walk when it comes to their Internet marketing expertise. And they also have joined a couple dozen innovators and thought shapers to share their ideas, advice, and insight. "Internet Marketing from the Real Experts" is a collection of affiliate, email, blogging, podcasting, video, search engine, and social network rock stars that break down the how and why of Internet marketing in a clear, easy to understand way. These are the people that do this stuff every day. Find out how they do what they do to achieve success with their online businesses. Their voices, their ideas, their action items, and their lessons learned from mistakes--all for you to grow your business the day you start reading "Internet Marketing from the Real Experts".