In the last year, with the recession and all, everyone is looking for an alternative income, an additional way to make some money, so everyone is turning their attention to the online world. Affiliate marketing has remain the number option for most newbie's who which to make additional cash from the internet making affiliate marketing to be a very popular online business opportunity where a person (you) earns a commission by recommending "other people's product" to buyers, or by helping to generating leads (customers) to an online merchant.
As a registered affiliate, you will be given a special affiliate link by your online merchant, or from the affiliate company that you registered with. Following that, you then set up an online presence (a free blog or a website) so you can advertise your affiliate link in it. And then when people visiting your site or blog clicks on your affiliate link and lands on your merchant's website, then eventually buys the affiliate product you're representing, you will ultimately get a commission from the sale.
It's as that simple. Let see an example of a real life situation:
Lets say you have a niche website or blog that is subjected around making money online and you are promoting a "How to generate massive traffic" on it which sales for $97 apiece, and your online merchant agrees to offer you 70% profit per sale, when any customer you referred buys the product. If that happens, you will earn $67.9 as your own profit, only by bringing in the business.
On the other hand, if the visitor didn't purchase on first visit, but later comes back to do so after about 2 or 3 months, you would still earn the commission, considering that an invisible computer software called a ''web cookie'' is left in the users web browser, at the time of his first visit to your site.
In affiliate business, there's no cold calling, keeping inventory or selling anything to anybody. Your job basically is to promote your affiliate product to ready-to-buyers, and then collect your commissions when they order through your affiliate link.
As a registered affiliate, you will be given a special affiliate link by your online merchant, or from the affiliate company that you registered with. Following that, you then set up an online presence (a free blog or a website) so you can advertise your affiliate link in it. And then when people visiting your site or blog clicks on your affiliate link and lands on your merchant's website, then eventually buys the affiliate product you're representing, you will ultimately get a commission from the sale.
It's as that simple. Let see an example of a real life situation:
Lets say you have a niche website or blog that is subjected around making money online and you are promoting a "How to generate massive traffic" on it which sales for $97 apiece, and your online merchant agrees to offer you 70% profit per sale, when any customer you referred buys the product. If that happens, you will earn $67.9 as your own profit, only by bringing in the business.
On the other hand, if the visitor didn't purchase on first visit, but later comes back to do so after about 2 or 3 months, you would still earn the commission, considering that an invisible computer software called a ''web cookie'' is left in the users web browser, at the time of his first visit to your site.
In affiliate business, there's no cold calling, keeping inventory or selling anything to anybody. Your job basically is to promote your affiliate product to ready-to-buyers, and then collect your commissions when they order through your affiliate link.
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