[bmediauk]

Hi Rob,

Great site you have going on. Congratulations for all the hard work you have put in.

Just one question. I am an Art Director/ Designer by trade but i have just started building affiliate websites through Cj.com.

Do you think i would make more money in the long run being an affiliate to your site or by getting design work through you instead as a freelancer?

I plan to do this fulltime very soon (along with music composition i do) - so spending time getting people into your site wouldn't be a problem. To answer my own queston i suppose i could do both?? haha

Hope i'm making sense?? :-)

Cheers

Nathan

[Rob@GoFreelance]

I'd certainly recommend you do both - you can concentrate on your freelance design work when you've got plenty of work, and work on your affiliate sales when times are quiet.

That way, you're always earning a buck, and your affiliate work can fit around your design schedule.

[bmediauk]

Thanks for your reply Rob.

One other quick question. Once, the 7 day trial is up, how much does it cost to continue the membership for a year?

Cheers

Nathan

[Airstrip]

I don't mean to speak for Rob, but I think it's $29.00 per month after the trial. You really have to dig deep into the site to find it.

[Rob@GoFreelance]

Yes, it's $29.95 a month after the trial period. But you don't have to dig deep to find it. We make the terms clear on the home page and other 'sales' pages, as well as on the actual credit-card signup page.

Members can cancel at any time, with no commitment.

[bmediauk]

Cheers Rob and Airstrip Maller,

I've just gotta get my website finished so clients can view my portfolio of work then i will sign up.

Cheers

Nathan

[Airstrip]

Rob is right. You do not have to dig to find the monthly charge. My mistake. I must have been really doing a half $%^ scan of the home page to have overlooked it. It is very clear and mentioned more than once on the home page.

My bad!! http://abestweb.com/smilies/bonk.gif