
Samantha Brachat (standing next to me) and Mitali Tayal (standing next to Greg) from NeverblueAds came to Vancouver today for lunch. We went to the Cactus Club Cafe on Number 3 Road in Richmond.
It’s been a long time since I’ve dined at the Cactus Club. I used to eat there every week during my LAN party days. Since then, the restaurant chain has hired Iron Chef Rob Feenie as their chief food guy. Rob has been tweaking and revamping the Cactus menu and the results are impressive. Under Rob’s leadership, Cactus Club has won Vancouver Magazine’s Best Casual Restaurant award for the first time ever.
NeverblueAds is a Victoria based affiliate network. They have many exclusive affiliate offers to help you make money online. NeverblueAds is a sponsor of this blog and the upcoming Top Affiliate Challenge reality show. We discussed possible Neverblue offers that my team can use during the show. We’re all very excited about our involvement in the Top Affiliate Challenge and we’re sure your knowledge of affiliate marketing will increase from watching the show.
It was really nice to meet up with NeverblueAds again. I hope to see Samantha in Lincoln, Nebraska next month for the Top Affiliate Challenge. If you haven’t done so, I highly recommend you add NeverblueAds to your list of revenue sources. Then you can run the same offers we’ll be running on the Top Affiliate Challenge.
What Was For Lunch?
It wouldn’t be John Chow dot Com if I didn’t post what we had for lunch. We all shared the first three starter dishes. I had The Burger and Sarah had the Jambalaya Rice Bowl. The Burger is remake of the Feenie Burger back when Rob owned Feenie’s Restaurant. They taste pretty much the same, except The Burger cost less. I highly recommend it.





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