Affiliate Marketing Secrets

About fifteen years ago I was working in London and one of my colleagues leant me a book to read. It was by an American author whose work had, at that time, only been published and distributed in the USA.
The central character narrated in first person similar in style to Raymond Chandler.
There was a scene where he was working in a seedy bar/café that stands out in my memory- he had to clean dirty Venetian blinds in a bath.
I’m pretty sure that they were published late C20th and were fairly niche.

If you’re like me, your business may attract a certain clientele… Sometimes, I feel like I’m doing the same thing over and over again without much variety because… well… I’ve found my niche!!
A niche clientele is one where the same type of client comes through the door, asks and buys the services that you offer. Usually, it’s because you’re either great at that work, or that you have positioned yourself in that line of work. Social media, advertising, word of mouth marketing, testimonials all contribute to a niche clientele. What we should be thinking about is how to build that preferred client base…and how to tackle it…??

I know that all religiously affiliated colleges are different, but has anyone gone there or know how each one works? I’m really interested in both but i am not so interested in having to do any religious work. A class or two is okay, but religion isn’t really my thing. thanks!

Does anybody know of a good home business or an affiliate marketing system, thats cheap, no domain, no hosting, no upsells, One that doesn’t require a lot of time to set up…..and mostly, one that WORKS. I work a full time J.O.B. and it doesn’t leave me a lot of time work with. I eventually want to retire early someday, and I’m trying to find something that will supplement my income NOW and hopefully eventually replace my full time income….Thanks, Ronald Kerr, Hickory NC USA

I just got a job working at babies r us and my brother wanted to work at Toys R Us. is it legal for him to apply there, or could we potentially both lose our jobs? they are different stores but still affiliated.

I’m sure there’s a lot of red tape in cases like these, but how would one go about getting a job overseas? Let’s say Ireland or England. Would my company already need to be affiliated with the overseas company before a transfer takes place? Or is it possible for my company to contact another hospital on my behalf and recommend me for a similar position? I work for a well known hospital in Southern California and am in good standing with my current employers. However, with a new and faster system being put into place layoffs are going to start soon. I would rather leave than have someone with a family and responsibilities be laid off. Plus I’ve been dying to live in Europe for a few years, but I know it’s difficult for American’s to get work out there.