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Hi Wong,

If there are any short-cuts, I would love to know what they are. As a fairly new affiliate, I can honestly say that haven't found one yet, but if there are any, I'm sure some of our more illustrious affiliates will tell you what they are.

If by short-cuts you mean glossing over important information or not doing all of our daily, weekly and monthly actions regularly, I would say no, this is not a good short-cut. Everything we read, learn and apply here at SFI is important if we want to build our business on a solid foundation.

New affiliates, especially if they have no prior experience, need to fully understand the complexities of this business, which is why their first month should be spent absorbing all the information SFI provides.

There are, however, ways to immediately start generating income or new recruits. New affiliates can spend some of their time learning about the business and dedicate the rest of their time to trying out new ways to promote and sell TripleClicks products and services, or finding new affiliates for their team.

Of course, when they embark on these activities they will hopefully have read about key-codes and hit tracking so that they know which campaigns are working and which are not. I also hope they'll have at least read the article on "How to be an Awesome Sponsor" before they receive their first recruits.

As you can see, we are still back to reading and learning before acting, because in these two cases, short-cuts could turn out to be more of an obstacle than a benefit.

I hope this helps.

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Hi Wong,

If there are any short-cuts, I would love to know what they are. As a fairly new affiliate, I can honestly say that haven't found one yet, but if there are any, I'm sure some of our more illustrious affiliates will tell you what they are.

If by short-cuts you mean glossing over important information or not doing all of our daily, weekly and monthly actions regularly, I would say no, this is not a good short-cut. Everything we read, learn and apply here at SFI is important
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