So, as some of you are aware, I had a problem with the ads I had displayed on my site listing products that were linked to amazon.As an overview, I was simply copying and pasting pics and text links to the products (which I now know was the absolute wrong way of doing it), then I found out that there were, lets just say "other", ways to add the product links. Through a little digging, and some feedback from other members, I found out that it looks like the way amazon wants things to be done has

Today starts off with another dose of reality. I wake up, get a cup of coffee, and sit down to check my emails. Hey, theres an email about my amazon affiliate account. So, let's check that out to see what it has to say.Amazon has closed your account for problems with your website. Needless to say that fear, panic, curiosity, anger all set in at once.Backstory: when I created my site, I simply went to the associates site, found the products that I wanted to display, got the picture of the item,

So i was struggling again today. Overwhelmed with too many questions. Again, ready to throw in the towel and call it quits. Thats when helped showed up and i had a revelation. Most things we do in life we have to do on our own, by ourselves. Here, unlike most other programs, we have a great support system. Yes, we still have to build our business ourselves, but we are not alone. Again, i went into the live chat and the people there were able to not only answer my questions, but were able to hel