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| Affiliate selling is changing all of the rules about who can do what on the Web, who holds the cards, who owns the customer, and who makes the money.
The premise is simple: anybody with a Web site can earn commissions by directing visitors to other sites that actually sell something.
Affiliate Selling was written for anyone who: 1) is thinking about adding commissions as a revenue stream to an existing site; 2) wants to create a new site that generates affiliate commissions; or 3) is a merchant who wants to create their own affiliate program.
If you missed the first wave of the Web, hang on tight. The second wave is about to hit. Anybody who wants to can play, and we wrote this book to tell you how to do it.
Questions or Comments on the book or about this site? We'd love to hear from you. | | | |
We've scoured the Web for the best resources about affiliate selling:
you guessed it: programs for the non-profs
Affiliate Resources - software, ecommerce glossary, etc.
Affiliate Selling Tools for Merchants - info about ad rates to program tracking and management software
Tools for Affiliates - info about free Web site hosting, software for increasing your earnings, and resources for starting your own online gig
Affiliate Programs - links to our top 50 programs and everyone's fav: programs with residual earnings
Affiliate-Related Surveys, Stats, and Projections - okay, these need to be updated...
Affiliate Connections - affiliate-related newsletters, newsgroups, and mailing lists
A Guide to Affiliate Directories - Need some help finding the perfect program for your site? Check out one (or all) of these directories
myGoals.com - Want to earn more revenues? Make a decision to do it now.
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Want to succeed as an affiliate? A lot of people write to us asking for the secret to successful affiliate marketing. There is no secret. And it doesn't happen overnight. You have to make conscious decisions to:
1) Join the right programs: Spend an hour a week researching new opportunities and reviewing your current programs for changes that affect payment, user experience, etc.
2) Keep it fresh: Make sure your links are active and accessible
3) Mind your reports: What's your click-through rate on every link on your site? Could it be better?
Set a goal now at myGoals.com's goal-setting site.
Make a decision, make a plan, and stay on top of it because it won't happen by itself.
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