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What if you could completely remove failure as an option in your affiliate marketing? What if there was a way to set goals that would guarantee your success as an affiliate? Well, there is. By following the three principles outlined in today’s post you can ensure your success — whether it is your first affiliate promotion or your 100th.
Let’s be honest:
It hurts when you join a launch as an affiliate and don’t make a dime.
What is the single most important metric in affiliate marketing? The answer is three letters…EPC. In this video, I explain what it is, how to calculate it, and why it’s the only metric that matters.
Watch the video above to learn how to determine:
Are you one of those people who thinks you just can’t sell affiliate offers? Well, you are WRONG! You can sell…anything to anyone…and this video will prove it.
In this video, I share an exercise I take people through when they say “I just don’t think I can sell affiliate offers.”
I still remember it like it was yesterday…my first affiliate commission. And then my second. Soon, I’d made my first $1,000 (and more) in affiliate commissions. Here’s how I did it…and how you can, too!
For more than two years, I produced volumes of content. Nearly the equivalent to seven medium-sized books.
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Ray Edwards is always one of the top affiliates in every launch he supports. He consistently outperforms his list size and always seems to surprise me. One of the biggest reasons is he always has great bonuses.
I recently shot this video for Michael Hyatt’s affiliates. In it, Ray Edwards is gracious enough to spend more than twenty minutes breaking down his bonus package for Michael’s launch.
I got a great question recently from an affiliate of Michael Hyatt about selling to a reluctant audience. Her audience is not conditioned to buy and she was worried about convincing them to buy the course without upsetting them.
This question came from Arabah Joy, who wrote: