Affiliate Marketing, what is it and can it really produce the income several website out there promise?
I’m looking to make a little extra income. My wife is unemployed, I have two children and a stand-still job. If this method can bring me $300 – $500 more per month I would consider investing in Affiliate Marketing. If the majority of these claims are scams, please let me know or if you know how to produce the results as advertised please send me a link with a guide or a recommended site to read. Thanks in advance!!! One last thing, if this method is completely false please enlighten me with something else that may help. Thanks again!
If you want to promote a affilite link online, you need to establish a website first. Here is a guide to properly getting your site going – http://www.richkahmer.com/build-a-website.html
Once you have a quality site with decent traffic you can push a product on there. CJ.com is pretty good if you get a lot of traffic. (they will cancel your account if you don’t produce enough traffic)
February 8th, 2010 at 8:24 pm
If you are referring to the programs offered on web sites for "affiliate" yes you can make good money from some of them.
I have a web store and get $$ from a couple of programs. You add their link to your website and receive a percentage of $$ from customers who purchase their goods and services through that link.
Some pay 10% of the sales ..
Other then this I don’t know what you’re referring to…. selling these programs to potential buyers?
Don’t know if this helps.
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February 8th, 2010 at 8:32 pm
there are a lot out there but most require you to pay for it to signup or to buy some products, i dont like these ideas and i stay away from those. so far i found 1 that you dont invest anything into it ever, and is bbb approved, try wilek.cognigen.org for presentation.
good luck
kris
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February 8th, 2010 at 8:56 pm
Affiliate Marketing "can" make you an extra $300 – $500 a month. Be careful and don’t fall into the "get-rich-quick" mentality.
Do your research and investigate fully.
A good ebook to read and it’s free is linked below:
http://aff-masters.sitesell.com/java.html
I’m working on an ebook right now as I have developed a program that can produce a monthly income using a free affiliate program along with free resources. It works and it costs me nothing to implement, yet I earn $$$ on a daily basis. Plus, I mentor everyone involved. Email me if you want a copy of this ebook.
You can sign-up for a Free 5-day affiliate course at the link below:
http://www.preferredpromoz.com/affiliate.html
There’s also a Free 7-Day website success course at
http://www.preferredpromoz.com/7daysuccess.html
Education is the Key – Press on to Success!
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February 8th, 2010 at 9:30 pm
If you want to promote a affilite link online, you need to establish a website first. Here is a guide to properly getting your site going – http://www.richkahmer.com/build-a-website.html
Once you have a quality site with decent traffic you can push a product on there. CJ.com is pretty good if you get a lot of traffic. (they will cancel your account if you don’t produce enough traffic)
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February 8th, 2010 at 9:55 pm
Yes there are tons of scams, but there are also great ebooks that get bad publicity because of the people just out to steal your money. Check out
http://internet-business-at-home.com/super-affiliate/index.html
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February 8th, 2010 at 10:22 pm
Hey Buddy, I’ve been in your shoes before when I first got interested or at least found out about this Affiliate Marketing. Yes! It is true that there are many scams out there…and I’ve been scammed before. Basically it depends on what you classified as scam. Just hear me out for a moment. If a scam is if you’re worried you will not get paid then you should get affiliate links from affiliate authority sites like clickbank.com or cj.com which are great resources where I make a 5 figure decent income from. I just happen to finish writing a how to book on affiliate marketing, if you’re interested drop me a mail at affiliatecoach at gmail.com
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