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I’m about to reveal the easiest, most effective, and fastest way to get awesome new affiliates. When I share it, it will seem obvious…and yet, almost no one does it.
I’ll spare you the teasing and the mystery and cut right to the good stuff.
The number one way to get new affiliates is this:
Your early efforts at recruiting affiliates are severely limited by your network. When you are first getting started online, you might not know a single person who’d make a good affiliate? So, how do you find affiliates even if you don’t know anyone? Today, I share the exact method we’ve used to recruit thousands of affiliates for our clients.
When you are first starting out recruiting affiliates, it can be hard to find more than a few people who are good fits and with whom you have a good relationship. That makes recruiting good affiliates a challenge, because most people have a limited network of potential affiliates on hand. So how do you recruit affiliates you don’t even know? Today, I’ll show you how.
Over the years, more than 80% of affiliates we’ve recruited began promoting offers before we had any relationship with them. That means that prior to reaching out to them to ask them to promote something, we didn’t know each other. At all.
What is the secret to hearing YES more often from potential affiliates? The answer is surprisingly simple and I share it in today’s video:
In this video, I share why you don’t hear YES more often and how to fix that. I also share the formula I follow to hear YES from more potential affiliates.
Recruiting great affiliates seems easy in an industry where every knows all about affiliate marketing, but what about in an industry where virtually no one does? That’s what today’s video is all about:
AJ Silvers asked a great question that inspired this video:
Is there a right time to begin recruiting affiliates? The short answer is…YES…and I share it in today’s video:
Your potential affiliates are busier than ever. They have their own businesses to run, their own promotional calendars to manage, and their own lives to live.