Product Review and Affiliate Opportunity

I thought this would be the appropriate forum to announce that General Linguistics and their new Spanish program Bueno, entonces... has created a way to help sites like ours make money and promote language learning.

If you are not familiar with Bueno, entonces... it's the #1 rated education app on iTunes that is know available in a 30-class downloadable version. The program teaches conversational Spanish in a witty and interactive new way that is perfect for travelers because it's fun, affordable and can be used on any mobile device or computer.

General Linguistics rolled out the all-new affiliate program this week and are inviting a limited number of blogs and websites to join. At this point, I would like to extend this invitation to all Travel Blog Exchange members who have been or are planning to travel through Latin America.

As an Affiliate of General Linguistics, you would promote the downloadable version of Bueno, entonces... Learn Spanish I & II. The price for the program is $147 and commission is 20% via e-Junkie or Clickbank.

Also, To kick the program off with a bang we've setup an "Affiliate Challenge", in which we will be giving away $2,050 in cash prizes to top Affiliates from October 28, 2010 to January 28, 2011.

Interested in doing a review? Let me know and I can get you a free copy of Bueno, entonces... to review before you begin promoting.

As a traveler blogger myself, I'm excited about providing others the opportunity to have their site/travels sponsored, so I hope this program will be very helpful for you.

If you have any questions, comments or feedback regarding the General Linguistics Affiliate Program, please don't hesitate to contact me directly.

http://f.generallinguistics.com/affiliate-program/

Buena Suerte,

Gareth

Gareth Leonard

Affiliate Manager

Bueno, entonces...

General Linguistics LLC

gareth@generallinguistics.com

http://generallinguistics.com/

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