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Affiliate marketing blog teaching people to make money online
Dear Boss I Quit makes most of its revenue from affiliate commissions, with roughly 95% coming from promoting a handful of affiliate services across four or five merchants. The remaining revenue comes from display advertising, including Ezoic display ads. It has also earned money from services, such as paid guest posts on its blog.
“I came across a free affiliate marketing crash course hosted by a platform called “Wealthy Affiliate.” ... A couple of months later, I made my first affiliate commission. ... Check out below some of the affiliate commissions I’ve generated recently.”
“Around 95% of its total revenue is generated via promoting a handful of affiliate services distributed across 4 or 5 different merchants.”
“the screenshot below depicts some additional revenue amounting to more than $290 I earned via display ads over the first week of that same month.”
“The remaining 5% comes in through running Ezoic Display Ads.”
“a very well-known company in the online counseling niche ... wanted to publish a couple of paid guest posts on DBIQ’s blog. After settling on a price, they sent me their guest posts ... and once I got them up and running, they paid me $1000.”