My interview with Doug
Doug, owner of Fly.co.uk and Carrentals.co.uk is one of Affiliate Marketing’s shall we say “colourful” characters. So when he emailed me asking if I wanted to particiate in an interview I knew it would be a bit of fun and some rib poking would ensue.
Here’s the interview.
He sent me over 70 questions but only about 12 or so made it to his blog as in Doug’s words “people don’t read it all” so watch out for a part 2 of the interview soon.
Maybe then Doug will publish my answers to some of his more thought-provoking questions such as…
Who is the best looking person in the industry?
Where do you buys links from?
If you could be anyone in the world who would it be?
When did you last change your underwear?
Ten things to do before you die and how what have you already done?
What’s your best joke?
And my personal most favourite question ever:
Have you been on an airplane? Was it good?
Oh and Doug has promised to get his blog redesigned soon and get rid of those horrid 90’s style mobile phone smilie images.
What I’m listening to right now: Eric Benet - ““You’re the Only One” Just can’t get enough of Eric tonight.
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Welcome to my blog. My name is Kieron Donoghue and I run UK Offer Media Ltd. I thought it would be fun to post a daily (well hopefully daily) blog, writing about my experiences in Internet Marketing and more specifically Affiliate Marketing. I'll include some personal stuff too, probably about my other passions, music and cars. Please feel free to post your comments and thoughts too.
April 29th, 2008 at 12:05 am
What about when did you loose your virginity:)
Comng in part 2:)
Doug
April 29th, 2008 at 2:18 am
I really want to know the answer to the question “Where do you buys links from?”. I am not sure how to make a judgement on how much a link is worth. Is it worth going on a link buying compaign or is it better to concentrate more on organic links?