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How To Be An Uber Affiliate

written by John Chow on November 4th, 2007

Affiliate marketing is this blog’s second biggest money maker after private ad sales. Personally, I like affiliate marketing a lot more than private sales because it’s a lot less work. There are many sites and blogs that teach affiliate marketing. One of the newer ones on the scene is UberAffiliate. They ordered up this ReviewMe review to get their name out and generate some buzz.

Who Is UberAffiliate?

UberAffiliate is run by Paul, a 19 year old full-time affiliate marketer who goes by the Internet alias SUP3RNOVA.

I took a year off college as a business major last year, and after my success so far in the affiliate field, I’ve decided to take a year off to work all the time. I love what I do and I can see myself doing it for the rest of my life. It’s more fun to me than anything, I get to travel all around to events, meet all sorts of cool people, while still being able to wake up whenever I want.

I take a more sarcastic approach to the internet world and it may reflect in some of my posts. I’m blogging for fun, as well as affiliate marketing for fun, so my concern isn’t really what other people think of me. Don’t get me wrong, my goal isn’t to have everybody think I’m an ass, but I’ll voice my opinion if needed be.

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Blog Navigation Needs Work

The UberAffiliate.com domain was registered by back in June 2007. However, the blog and first post didn’t appeared until September 11, when Paul made his Who Am I post.

It took a little digging to find that first post because the navigation on UberAffiliate is not very good. There are no links to the archives and the front page of the blog has no links to previous posts at the bottom. I had almost assumed that the blog started on October 18 because that was the last post on the front page. I highly recommend UberAffiliate add an older post link at the bottom of the blog. Because UberAffiliate lacked the link, I had a major problem finding the older posts (until I loaded their RSS feed into my feed reader). The posts that I did found were quality stuff. They include:

Aside from the navigation problems, the layout of the blog is very clean and easy to read. Advertising is limited to a single 468 banner at the top and five 125 buttons running down the right side. Of course, being an affiliate marketing blog, many of the posts have affiliates links in them. This is normal and expected. I would like to see Paul link the UberAffiliate header logo to the home page. I tried to click the non-clickable logo a few times because I’m so used to headers linking the home page.

Does UberAffiliate Really Have 87,864 RSS Subscribers?

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It’s hard to miss the Subscribe to UberAffiliate link under the 468 banner. The FeedBurner display showing 87,864 readers also raises a few eyebrows. I can only assume Paul is getting even with Google for failing to report their feedfetcher data and that he will display the correct RSS counter tomorrow.

Overall, UberAffiliate is good blog for anyone wanting to learn affiliate marketing. I would like to see Paul update the blog on a more consistent basis and look forward to meeting him at a future affiliate event. In the meantime, I have added UberAffiliate to my RSS reader.

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  1. Cool, I haven’t the slightest idea about affiliate marketing so I may check this site out! :smile:

  2. I forgot to mention that, this was good review John. I appreciate you taking the time to go through a site and give your honest opinion on it.

  3. Hmm… great review… although I agree that the feedburner stats should be honest, it seems it’s “faked” for sure…

  4. Those articles look pretty good. I think there is definitely some knowledge to glean from this site.

  5. I don’t like it how people lie about their feed count – it makes you wonder what else they would lie about. :roll:

  6. Interesting “Bog” you have here. :twisted: There’s a typo, in case you want to fix it. First sentence 5th word. Just thought I’d inform you. You don’t have to publish this comment.

  7. His RSS readers will never go up or down because the image is hosted on his blog and just linked to feedburner. Sad really, if he’s willing to lie about something so meager as an RSS reader count, what else is he lying about? :???:

  8. Hmm… uber affiliate? doesn’t uber mean “over” in german? :!:

  9. John, I think this is one of your best review ever. Great job and I click the head too! but is was unclickable as you said

  10. It hss some good articles but the site has that “nobody’s home” feeling. I didn’t want to subscribe even after seeing the 87K Feedburner stat.

  11. I like this guy’s blog. He’s already in my reader. I don’t know the situation with the rss chicklet, but I have been reading his posts for a couple of weeks now and they are very informative. I came across him on Shoemoney’s site through his guest post about pwning facebook, which is a great read.

  12. Once liar forever liar, no matter how good his content is.

  13. I read that blog and wouldn’t judge him on the RSS count – it’s obviously a joke or something else. Who is he really going to try and fool saying 87k?

    On the other hand I thought the review was pretty slim and lacking depth.

  14. Now hiding the true RSS count is bad. so bad. what is he up to? : :mad:

  15. quality and honest review, i’ll be checking that site out and joining the thousands of rss readers!!

  16. John, one thing that I have every intention of doing is to get you to review my blog when I am good and ready. Apart from the review, the constructive criticism that you offer tells others what to do and not to do as well. Thank you.

  17. Matt thanks for the feed count url.

  18. i don’t really see the point… oh well. :?:

  19. 80K SUbscriber?? Too much.. HOw he get that readers???

  20. :mrgreen: hmmm john thanks your information. I want learn with you john :cool:

  21. Wow – so much Rss readers…..

  22. The blog is very crisp and neat. Easy on the eyes when reading.

    Good review too, John (are you doing the reviews these days?).

  23. You guys are over-reacting who think he is some huge lier now.
    What about when other bloggers did linkbait. For example, JohnCow said he was getting sued when he really wasn’t. I bet you didn’t go over there and call him a lier, you probably went “great linkbait”.

    Give him a break, it was just a joke.

  24. Who actually signs up for this stuff?

  25. saad

    I don’t care how much money he his making or how much he knows about affiliate marketing, but i wouldn’t wanna learn from a 19 year old guy. I seriously doubt he has wits, knowledge, confidence and or the ability to an affiliate

    I would imagine a 19 year old person who can figure out affiliate marketing much be smart and confident. Just check out his blog video where answered questions posted by his readers. He seems so scared to talk in front of the camera as if he as no verbal communication skills.

  26. John Chow, I’m feeling very evil right now :p.. Very very evil indeed XD :roll: *EVIL MIND THINKING* i’ll tell you why …

  27. The “FeedBurner display showing 87,864 readers” is fake! just link to an image :mrgreen: http://www.uberaffiliate.com/images/blog/feedburnergrey.jpg

  28. Lol. The fake RSS image was pretty funny :) Made me smile.

    Overall a good site – good review.

  29. Check out his posts on DP, the guys the real deal.

  30. Fake RSS is really sad lol. I’m proud on my 2 readers lol :) !

  31. I am sure uber knows about their mistakes, its a nice place to be at. I guess their prank on its rss is just a mistake done which could well backfire this review which was decently written by john himself.

  32. I’ve subscribed to Uber. Regardless of any “gaming” going on, there is some useful information in his blog. If it were really a crap blog, I’d have no interest but it’s actually a pretty decent read.

  33. That’s true, John’s blog is more like a big forum than a blog now…

  34. Haha…I’m totally agree… :twisted:

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