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Do you want to go to the Affiliate Summit that’s happening next month in Las Vegas but don’t have the $1,449 entry fee? Well, you are in luck! It just so happens I have an extra full conference pass that I don’t have a need for. Therefore, I figured I’ll give it to a deserving reader.

If you would like to receive this $1,449 ticket, write a post on why you want it, why you deserve it and what you hope to get out of the Affiliate Summit. Then send me the URL to the post. The best post will win the ticket. I’m only paying for the full conference pass (well, I may pay for dinner too). You still need to arrange your own air and hotel accommodations. The winner will be drawn at the end of this month. This will give you enough time to book your flight to Vegas.

I will be speaking at the Affiliate Summit on a panel with Zac Johnson and Amit Mehta on Tuesday in a session call Super Affiliate Strategies that Work. The panel will be moderated by Kristopher Jones of Pepperjam. You cannot afford to miss this session. See you in Las Vegas!

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