I’ve got a few ideas out of your suggestions for a couple of posts, and maybe a new regular feature or two. I’ll keep more of the motivational/inspirational posts coming.

I’m going to pass on “Lammo’s Affiliate Doctor Clinic” for now though – Kirsty already does a similar thing very, very well, and I don’t think I can hope to compete with her on that.

Keep the suggestions coming please!

Its a great blog, I think just keep what your doing, turning what can be a very dry topic into an interesting read which holds one’s attention and teaches (myself anyway) something in the face of a a real content onslaught from an exponential number of sources on an infinite number of topics is a fantastic skill. More power to you mate, just keep doing what your doing as far as I am concerned.

Guides are always a great read, but I’d say Q&A’s are always a sure winner as they give different perspectives on how affiliates tackle certain issues on a personal level, and they also stimulate the most debate in a ‘non-forum’ way!

I’d hazard a guess that this blog attracts a fair few newbies in AM, so maybe open up the field to people and start ‘Lammo’s Affiliate Doctor Clinic’?!

On that note, it’s not very often that you come across AM bloggers that are willing to openly share their take on things in a direct way with real life examples. I understand why people are naturally protective about their own endeavours, but they do make some of the most interesting posts …

Keep it up!

You seem to be (IMO) on your way to being nominated for the A4U Blogging Award with your recent content

Personally, I like reading inspirational content – either your history, sites you think are great/useful, who has helped you along the way, what you would do differently if you started again, etc.

I’m always interested in what motivates people. It could be as simple as money or, in my case, because I have to do something and affiliate marketing fits the way I want to live better than anything else I’ve tried.