The Rich Jerk Review

The Rich Jerk is an obnoxious Internet Millionaire, who thinks he's better than you, and will tell you so at every opportunity.  His ebook however, does provide some useful information which he says he used himself to become that obnoxious Internet Millionaire. 

In this short ebook, the Rich Jerk is basically a book about affiliate marketing - selling other people's stuff.  It will show you how to optimise your website, so the search engines send lots of traffic your way.  He'll also teach you how to sell your own e-book, or create an affiliate site and profit from selling other people's stuff.  And there's some good pay per click strategies, and a guide to which adverts really work and which ones suck.  If you've ever seen any of the Rich Jerk's adverts, you'll realise he's an expert at advertising online.

Whilst the Rich Jerk's book tends to concentrate on affiliate marketing, and is aimed at beginners, there's also some more complicated stuff in there, and some of the Rich Jerk's ideas won't be for everyone, such as the section on HYIP's.

The book is short - and like version one of Holly Mann's book, I have a difficult time regarding anything so short as an actual book.

The Rich Jerk has now brought down the price of his book, so it is the same price as Holly Mann's ebook.  He also includes a free affiliate site with  his ebook and access to his private forums.  Whilst I wouldn't rush to grab the free site (read this to discover why), the private forums are good, and very active.

You'll like the Rich Jerk's ebook  If you can put up with his arrogant attitude, and you want a quick read and access to his private forums.

You'll hate the:  The Rich Jerks ebook  If you find his attitude more annoying than funny, and you like a more in depth read. 

Although I enjoy having access to the Rich Jerk forums - I really do prefer the Super Affiliate Handbook by Rosalind Gardner , because it's more than double the size, and shows you how to build a solid Internet marketing business over time, rather than encouraging you to get rich quick.