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I’m currently in the very early stages of writing a book. Trust me, I know the effort that goes into these things. But the reality is that most books don’t make much money themselves. But they are a great place to include affiliate offers. This post will show you how.
I got a great question from Jonathan Hyde recently:
Is it possible to succeed at affiliate marketing with a small email list? You bet it is! Today, I share an awesome case study with John Meese who made $5,359 in affiliate commissions in just one month with a list of only 1,302 subscribers.
If you haven’t noticed, I am a big believer in affiliate marketing as an income builder. From 2014 to 2015, I made more than $100,000 in just in affiliate commissions. My list was never more than 2,000 people.
One of the most common questions I get from readers is, “How many affiliate launches can I promote each year?” That is a bit of a loaded question that normally gets a response with even more questions. Here’s how to decide how many promotions are right for you.
First, you have to acknowledge that there is no “one-size-fits-all” answer. For some people, the answer may be as few as two per year, while others have tons of success promoting as many as 15 per year.
OK, OK, the title of this blog post is a bit misleading. The reality is that going from total newbie affiliate to six-figures in a month is almost impossible. And I’m not even going to attempt to show you how to do it. But I will show you what you need to do to succeed.
Are you an architect or a bricklayer?
What is the ultimate key to rocking an affiliate launch? It’s probably not what you think (or maybe it is and I’m just employing some ninja copywriting tactic to get you to read on). Either way, you should read on.
February is one of the craziest seasons for affiliate launches. For one simple reason—Marie Forleo’s B-School. B-School is one of the most competitive affiliate communities out there.
When you try to sell affiliate offers (or anything for that matter), do you have a unique “voice” you speak in or write in? If so, it’s killing your brand…and your sales.
I’ve made this mistake myself dozens of times. It’s time to sell something and BOOM – “Sales Voice” comes out.