Are They All Merely Myths?
No, The High-Earning Affiliate is Alive & Well
And You Could Become One
The affiliate model is a “high reward/low risk” Web site monetization option…
you don’t have to develop excellent products — it has already been done for you. You simply judge and pick the best available ones, from the best available merchants!
you don’t have to spend large amounts to manufacture and store inventory
no need to take and process a single order, or worry about getting paid (you don’t even need a merchant account!) — you simply send people to your affiliated merchants, then get paid when they buy
you don’t have to handle or ship a product — your merchants do that
you’ll never have to answer customer e-mail (inquiries and support are 24/7 issues that can easily eat up 50% of your day)
they cost nothing to join (beware of the few that do)
your affiliate business can be started part-time, on a shoestring
An Affiliate Example…
How It Works
Let’s say that you’ve created a fun site about New York City. Tens of thousands of people search for information on all kinds of topics on New York, every day… “Broadway Plays” or “New York Mets” or “Central Park”… etc., etc.
They find your site… They read your pages, enjoy your content, and check out your recommendations. And so…
They click your link to go to TravelNow.com to book a cheap flight. You get paid a commission.
And they click your link to AllHotels.com and book a hotel room. You receive another commission.
Finally, they click your link to Amazon.com to buy a New York tour book and street map. Yup, one more time on that commission!
Getting the idea? Please go to Sitesell.com
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Thursday, January 10th, 2008 at 2:14 am
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