Rosalind Gardner, 42, is the Chief Executive Officer of Webvista Inc., and best known as the creator of “The Super Affiliate Handbook: How I Made $436,797 in One Year Selling Other People’s Stuff Online”
She started her online business back in 1997 and is now conducting consultations and speaking engagements re internet businesses, specifically affiliate marketing and self-publishing.
She lives with her two cats namely Phoenix and Victory. She went experienced two years in college and managed to attain super-affiliate status with 90% of the programs she personally chosen to endorsed. She was also nominated by Refer-It.com as Affiliate of the Month.
Gardner, who has zero number of employees, is an author and consultant to anyone interested in formulating their own internet business. She also markets internet’s capabilities of attracting new friends and finding a potential friend, date and/or spouse.
Since starting her business online, Gardner’s best month in terms of gross revenues shoots up to $51,000. During the first few years of her internet business, Gardner worked 50 to 70 hours per week. Nowadays, she can work between 0 to 60 hours a week.
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She considers helping people (internet marketers, sellers, buyers, users, etc.) in many ways her favorite part of her job. As much fun and heartwarming seeing big stacks of checks in her mailbox, she also loves reading and receiving notes of gratitude and testimonials from the people who she had helped through her business. In contrast, her least favorite part of her job is and checking her SPAM box each day and bookkeeping.
Gardner loves reading business magazines such as Robb Report, Luxury Homes International and Business 2.0 during her spare time. As for book, she particularly loves Stephen R. Covey’s The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. When she needs to relax due to stress at work, she travels, does yoga, socializes with friends, plays with her pet cats and watches the river.
She has huge admiration to two major companies: Microsoft and eBay. But the most influential person in her life is her father who she described as “a good and kind man”, “genius-level IQ”, but “drowned his dreams and god-given talents in alcohol”. She considers her best friend, Bonnie, her hero who “rarely complains” and “puts more effort in her family, work and home”.
For more affiliate lessons and teachings, Rosalind Gardner writes for Revenue magazine under the column “Affiliate’s Corner”. She also maintains www.NetProfitToday.com and blogs tips and techniques for affiliate marketers.
