Opportunity.com is a one-stop shop for people that are just starting out in affiliate marketing and are looking for a legitimate way to make money online –but, like most programs out there it does have a few hurdles…

Let’s start out with the positives…

For the most part, you can’t go wrong learning from a marketer of John’s caliber, because he does such an amazing job of breaking tough subjects down into easy to follow step-by-step training videos that anyone can understand…

The guy really knows his stuff, he was the first internet marketer to ever make a million dollars in a single day.

Now, only a fool would expect to see those types of results after 3 weeks of going through John’s training, but you get the idea—the guy is good and the education provided at Opportunity.com is solid.

However, there are several areas where I believe John could offer more on his membership site…

The first is, new marketers need more direction than being handed the keys to a directory of over 8,000+ affiliate marketing opportunities.

Even as an experienced marketer, it makes my dizzy just trying to wrap my head around which path to take when there are over 8,000 forks in the road.

Second, I completely disagree with the whole concept of promoting affiliate opportunities of major companies…

I’d rather not send my website visitors to affiliate programs like iTunes at a 5% sales commission rate or BestBuy.com at a 3% commission rate.  For the same amount of effort, I can just as easily promote products and business opportunities that pay anywhere from 40% to 75% sales commissions and make a heck of a lot more money.

It’s no more or less work to drive traffic to a sales letter no matter what the payout is, so why promote an opportunity that pays you such a small sales commission? Go for the larger payouts first.

So to recap—John’s marketing training is great and you can definitely soak up some high-quality money making knowledge if you plug into his training over at Opportunity.com, but affiliate marketing for big companies is not the route I would initially recommend…

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