Question for Affiliate & Network Marketers

[Eric Stephenson]

[Lynn Terry]

[avrr]

[jack2003]

radhika, if u are marketing 2 affiliate programs and have only 1 website, u could use pay per click to market to the gateway of your other site.Also in your website u could market both affiliates programs.Its good to give your visitors options when they visit.your main goal now should be to build traffic. once u do this success in the programs will automitically follow

jack

[DeadInToIt]

Another Slant To Consider Eric,

Terry is right of course and so are the other suggestions in this thread.

Another solution may be to have a site on your own domain where you
provide good solid marketing strategies you have actually made work,
and incorporate subject related links into the content of the strategies
you are sharing that take folks to your affiliate sites.

You can have your own domain for less than $8 a month, build your own
page pretty easily with some of the Web Authoring Tools you can find out
there (No coding required) and use your own web address in your sig files
instead of some 9 mile long affiliate address.

Actually there are a lot of easy ways tp going about building and
managing your own domain. Many people think it requires a lot of
special knowledge and it doesn't.

Something I have found to be a good rule of thumb is to only involve
myself with affiliate programs that compliment my primary business.

Personally, I think working any 2 affililate deals that compete with each
other is not the best way to go.

If you want a few pointers and some links to free tools and resources,
private message me or email me. Always happy to share information.

[MarketingSyndrome]

Hi Eric,
I know a good strategy that works.

Setup a blog and make your products as categories. For example, let's say you sell coffees. I'd setup categories for "Country Coffees, Flavored Coffees, Blended Coffees, Organic Coffees" or you can go more specific..

Then blog each category using the latest news or even make them automatic with rss feeds. Then you promote your products by integrating them to your posts.

I hope you get the point.. This worked well for me, and will work for you too.

Bo

[AndrewHealth]

I use a blog also for my Network Marketing experiences. However - I am not in the business of promoting my company, but rather the service that I am involved with.

Building my Network Marketing business comes from introducing people who are interested in free resources to the Mentoring For Free system. It's a way to help anyone build their business, no matter what company they're with.

Best of luck in the industry Eric. I wish you the best success in the future.

Your friend,