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In this live lesson, I reveal my #1 email for finding affiliates and getting them to promote you! This single email has helped me recruit THOUSANDS of affiliates for myself and my clients. Want to know what it is? Of course, you do! Plus I’ll share how you can get ALL of my top affiliate recruiting emails!
Finding affiliates is less complicated than most people think. Below we have everything you need to find the right affiliates for your business: brand new videos, blog posts, podcasts, and more. Think of this is as your one-stop resource on how to find affiliates. Be sure to sign up to be notified when new content is added to this guide.
I’ve never shared this before publicly. But today, I’m revealing something that has made my companies (and our clients) tens of millions of dollars! Want to know what it is? Of course! So come join me LIVE right now to learn the exact process I use to find affiliates (even if I don’t know them)! This one training today could completely transform your business!
There is a single thing that could be the difference between success and failure in affiliate marketing, and in your entire business. It’s your network. I know that networking is a dirty word to many people, but it really is just about relationships. And if you want to succeed with affiliate marketing (or business in general), you have to develop relationships and keep them warm. That’s what today’s video is all about.
Is it better to receive a flat fee for sending an email blast for a company, or becoming an affiliate for them and earning an affiliate commission? That’s a question I got recently from one of our NPNP students. But, what is even MORE important is the mindset that goes along with choosing one or the other. I discuss both of those in this video.
What if your most difficult prospects could actually be your most valuable ones as well? In today’s video, I share a recent experience I had that completely changed my mindset for handling difficult customer service interactions.