It depends on the company.. If they only offer direct deposits or checks, you would have to contact them and see if Paypal is another option they could give you.

yes you can, and that is one of the main purpose why we use PayPal
however, there might be some affiliates that don't use paypal, be aware of that

Yes, you link is under any title here, and you can share and earn credits/referrals for this. But when you do this, they will only face registering page. Well, this is what you want, isn't it?

Hi JPorrata. The Affiliate Bootcamp courses are done on an individual basis. You read each lesson and watch any videos associated with that lesson and then complete the assigned task(s) for that lesson. When done, you simply move on the to next lesson. What do you mean when you say you want to start as a partner with someone else? Are you looking for someone to study the lessons together with you?

Hi there I'm Debbie mate how I looked at it is that its there for you to learn in any way you can to success your goal.
You have a great day.

Thanks guys for that hint. I have been working through the Green button (slowly but surely) thinking that at some time there will be info about Affiliations. Maybe there is but I will now investigate the AB and see what that holds. Regards Ken

Certainly possible but maybe not advisable, depending on your competency level.
I started with the green button, got so far with building the site and then moved over to the bootcamp to learn about being an affiliate, finished that and went back and finished phase one of the green button.
That worked perfectly for me, but then we're all different.
Mark

From my experience, you can do both, but it will stretch you a bit...There is a lot to absorb, so you have to know what your capacity is....If too much, you can adjust fire and put one or the other on hold...I have done that, and picked up as time allowed....Good luck!

You can do both, but I recommend doing one at a time. My recommendation is to first do your niche training (entrepreneur) but if you do not have a niche yet, then start with Affiliate Bootcamp. Otherwise, I believe you might biting off more than you can chew. But the decision is yours of course.

I have to agree with Kathy on this one. It's a lot to learn so doing one at the time is the best solution. If you already have a lot of knowledge about websites, marketing, design, html, etc. You can try to do both at the same time.

If you do and it is too much, you can always continue with one of them and pick up where you left the other one later.

It can be, but it also depends on what you know already.
If you're totally new to website building/Wordpress and know nothing about Internet marketing it's better to do one to start with. It can be a STEEP learning curve that will mush your brain if you try and take in too much!

I think it is. That is exactly what I am doing? I've actually picked up some information from one or the other that is not mentioned in both.