Alright, this section includes some of my personal Tips & Tricks to accelerating your cashflow as well as other avenues of wealth creation you might be interested in. Anyways, here we go!

1. Do make sure your links go to your actual Affiliate. I have had people have a link for a company up for weeks only to find out they didn't put in the right code. Don't let that be you. Always verify your link goes to your account. Check the URL to see if your affiliate code is attached.

2. I use MySpace bulletins to post new links or special discounts when my affiliates offer them. For example, XYZ company is offering free shipping when you buy their product. It's a great way to get people interested in your affiliates and gives them extra incentives to buy.

3. Always be networking. Don't hang around your usual group of 50 MySpace friends. That will be the extent of your wealth. Plan on adding a new friend everyday. I focus on people who have influence over a lot of friends so when I do post a comment, it will get a lot of views and clicks.

4. Join MySpace groups, these are a haven for posting ads and referring them to your profile. Be shameless! Once you start, it's easy and addicting.

5. Create a website. A super cheap way to get people to check out all your affiliates and double your traffic and your payouts. Also a website lets you use javascript, which is half of affiliate programs out there. Bonus: a website will enable you to have Google Adsense!

6. Make monthly goals and figure out what you need to do to get there. When I first started, I wanted to make $1,000 my first month. I busted my butt researching and networking like crazy. By the end of the month, I had made $2,100! I surpassed my goal and I know I would not have worked so hard if I didn't have one.

7. Ask questions! My biggest mistake when starting was not asking questions. I could've saved weeks of dead periods by asking my affiliates how to boost traffic or gain more exposure. Go to forums on affiliate programs and pick their brains. Ask myself or someone else who has done what you are doing. They are many experts out there who will help when asked.