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Coffee Talk "LIVE" -
Attend for $1
(April 26th)
Online BootCamp "Night
School" Edition (Begins May 16th)
Aired: Aired: May 01, 2007
Information:
James is in rainy British
Columbia as he sits down to talk to Charles
this issue. James and Charles talk about the
kind of people who are drawn to affiliate marketing
and what some of their motivation are for getting
involved in affiliate marketing. Affiliate marketing
is a niche model of how to earn money on the
Internet. What James likes the most about affiliate
marketing is the layering where you create a
site with multiple pages and multiple merchants
with every page being another opportunity to
earn money for the owner of the website. The
greatest advantage of selling other peoples
products on a pay for performance basis is that
there is no product to buy there are no sales
calls to make you don’t have to rely on
a down line to produce for you. Another great
advantage is that affiliate marketers are not
captive to the company that they are selling
for they can jump to another merchant at any
time they wish. Now merchants are having to
compete with each other for the affiliates.
James talks about Bob and Sheila who used to
live near James. Sheila was a success full info
topic marketer before meeting James. Bob bought
James’ book and dug in developing his
own very successful affiliate marketing business.
James has found no common link between people
who have been successful in affiliate marketing
beyond the desire to just make it work. James
and Charles talk about an inbound link workshop
and a question a student of James’ had
during the workshop. The basic question was
if you have a PAD article where do you link
your PAD article back to? James creates a page
of content which links back to his merchant.
The answer is essentially to link back to your
product pages. Remember that your home page
is a product page. You do not link to your article
pages when you can link back to your product
pages where people will click through to the
merchant. James and Charles talk about winning
and how people get off track. The most common
area where people need help is when they get
off track. The best policy is to remain focused
on one particular approach. Taking the time
to do it right and not getting distracted by
things which do not matter is integral to success
in any business.
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