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You have a product ready. You know it will change people’s lives. The question you ask yourself now is: “Will my launch be successful?” How can you know if your launch will be successful? This is the exact question I get asked frequently.
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Many people think that being new, small, or unknown is a disadvantage when promoting affiliate offers. But, there are three incredible advantages to being small and getting an early start on affiliate promotions.
Conventional wisdom tells you that the right time to start promoting affiliate offers is after a certain point. One year of blogging, 1,000 subscribers, after a certain number of this or that. I’m here to tell you conventional wisdom is all WRONG!
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I’m often asked by people new to the affiliate marketing game: How do I promote with confidence when I’m not 100% sure about the product? Well, that question is fundamentally flawed. If you aren’t 100% sure about the product, don’t promote it. That’s the first rule of affiliate marketing.
I love podcasts. As I’ve written about before, I spend a LOT of time listening to podcasts. Podcasts have been responsible for a lot of my business growth over the years. If you have a podcast of your own, regardless of the niche, read below to learn how to monetize your podcast with affiliate marketing.
Here are eleven ways that podcasters can monetize their podcast using affiliate marketing.
I truly believe that books can change the world. And the right ones can certainly change your business. The stories, ideas, and strategies in good books can ignite a fire in you and give you the tools to take your business and life to the next level. Today, I’ll share my ten favorite books for affiliate marketers…and show you how you can win the top five!
Charlie “Tremendous” Jones said it best:
“You will be the same person in five years as you are today except for the people you meet and the books you read.”
Here’s the thing about books though, whether they be marketing or otherwise. The books themselves don’t actually do anything for you.