Posted inOnline Marketing
A New Beginning
Welcome, and thank you for stopping by. Today marks the beginning of something new. Something I’ve thought about for quite some time, and finally decided to bring to life. My…
Serious About Six Figures — Why It Matters
When I was growing up in the South Wales valleys, money wasn’t exactly flowing. My father was a coal miner, my mother a housewife. We lived simply and made do.…
Posted inRoger's Reflections Words Worth Knowing
Bite the Bullet
Some phrases in English have such a punch to them that they instantly conjure up grit, toughness, and endurance. “Bite the bullet” is one of those. It’s a phrase I’ve…
Posted inAffiliate Marketing Coaching Email Marketing
Why MAP Works on Autopilot
When I first heard about “done-for-you” systems in affiliate marketing, I was sceptical. Too many times I’d been sold on shortcuts that turned out to be long-cuts. Endless tinkering, endless…
Posted inPLR
PLR Made Simple — Your Guide to Product Creation
When I first dipped my toes into online marketing, I thought “creating products” meant long nights of writing, formatting, and fiddling with designs. As a dentist I’d spent years drilling…
Posted inRoger's Reflections Words Worth Knowing
The Elephant in the Room
We’ve all been there: sitting in a meeting, a committee discussion, even a family gathering — and there it is. A huge, obvious issue nobody wants to mention. Everyone feels…
The MAP That Changed Everything
When I first stepped into affiliate marketing, I did what most beginners do: I tried everything, all at once. I tinkered with websites until the small hours, bought courses I…
Posted inAffiliate Marketing Coaching Email Marketing
By the Skin of Your Teeth
I still remember sitting nervously in the exam hall at Grammar School in Caerphilly. Latin paper in front of me, clock ticking, and my mind blank. When the invigilator finally…
The Secret Playbook for Online Success
When I was growing up in Llanbradach, most of my sporting weekends were a blur of rugby, football, and cricket. Saturday mornings it was rugby for the school, Saturday afternoons…
The Lazy Genius of Email Riches
In my sporting days, there were always two types of players. The first ran themselves ragged, chasing every ball, covering every blade of grass, and ending up utterly exhausted long…
🌧️ Raining Cats and Dogs
When I was a boy growing up in the South Wales valleys, we didn’t need a weather app to tell us when the heavens were about to open. Dark skies…
