How this one is meant to be worked through, in the author's own words:

1. Read Chapters 5 to 8 first, in order. They are the four rules and every later chapter refers back to them.
2. Then read Chapter 22 - the recommendation register - before you publish a single recommendation. It is one row per product and about four minutes a page, and it is the only document that records what you claimed, on what evidence, at what price, and when you last looked.
3. The LAST VERIFIED field must be a date, not a tick. Undated verification is not verification, and that field is what the freshness ratio is calculated from.
4. Run the zero-commission test on every recommendation, product by product: would you recommend this if it paid you nothing? Bex's honest answer was eleven products out of seventy-four, and not one of them was a lie - every one was a close call resolved the same way.
5. Set up sub-IDs on day one. Twenty minutes, and without them revenue cannot be attributed to a page - which makes revenue per page-year, the verification schedule and the concentration ratios all uncalculable. Retrofitting means a year of unattributable history.
6. Calculate the freshness ratio monthly: earning pages verified within 90 days, over total earning pages, WEIGHTED BY REVENUE. It falls first when you are busy building, and revenue follows two to three quarters later. It is the only number in the book that predicts rather than reports.
7. Verify on a schedule driven by page EARNINGS, not by page age or by when you happen to think of a page - you will think of the ones that earn least. Top 10% monthly, next 20% quarterly, the rest twice a year, and delete anything earning nothing.
8. Six checks, four minutes: open the product page; price today against your recorded price; does the plan or model still exist; is the feature you praised still present and still in that tier; does the link still carry your identifier; and would you still recommend it at zero commission. Check five takes ninety seconds and is the most expensive failure in the business.

Written to be used rather than skimmed. Every financial figure is left blank on purpose, and anything touching law, tax, insurance or data protection is written as questions for a qualified professional rather than answers.

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