Best Blackhat Forum

Can anyone share this?

It looks interesting...

http://www.warriorforum.com/showthread.php?p=10047068

Thanks!

bump for this .. :)

Bump It...

Bump...and for anyone thinking if this is Udemy it is not.

I saw a non IM product creator do a webinar on the same platform last week. The name of the platform starts I believe is http://thinkific.com/

I believe it's the same platform based on a recollection of reading about the amount that the platform takes/charges. You can read about the charges and get additional information here

I'm sure it won't be long before IMers from the WF screw this site up and PLR becomes a no-no but before then it's time to make money!

So now can someone share this?

Thanks WorldWarrior! +5rep added... I will check this website out... and if anyone can share this... I appreciate it :-)

There is another platform out there that I think may actually fit this better than thinkific (no affiliate program in free plan and no paypal, only Stripe) on thinkific, and that is usefedora.com. On the free platform the fee taken is $1 plus 10 percent but you can also offer coupons, single and multi use. The affiliate program is only offered to Basic plan holders and above which starts at $29 per month but if you use the free plan and the coupons facility you can use an affiliate platform like click2sell (also free) and integrate them to work side by side thus by-passing the usefedora.com fees. You can set up a price for your course on usefedora and then set up a 100% off coupon which you grab the link to and add as the Thankyou page on click2sell, or manually send buyers to that link after confirming their purchase through click2sell. Anyways, take a look at usefedora.com as you can truly set up multi courses, no hosting or domain name needed and integrate an affiliate program all at no cost. A great way to start off with PLR and courses. Still the OP's course would be good to have for the traffic methods.

Thanks right1! I will check usefedora :-) +5rep added...

bump up this

Right1 is correct.

I believe the platform or website is Fedora.

Here is his Youtube video explaining it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jSRcgGn7TM