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I still remember the first time I heard the term “affiliate.” I’d just started working with a friend at a startup. We had virtually no money and what little we had we’d just blown on banner ads (this was 2005). The idea of affiliates was mesmerizing. Today I share why YOU need your own affiliates.
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When a new person subscribes to my list, when do I share affiliate offers with them?
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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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Nearly 9 months ago today, I had a vision for a daily affiliate marketing podcast. Today, that vision becomes a reality.
The Affiliate Guy Daily is officially live today. Last summer I had the seed of the idea that became TAG Daily.
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.
Recently Matt and I had a conversation with a friend of ours who was wanting to recruit affiliates for her upcoming virtual summit. As we gave her some suggestions, I realized that, while many recruiting techniques are the same, regardless of whether you’re running a summit or a product launch, there are a few key differences. So Matt asked me to share some of those tips with you.
When we first began running virtual summits, we basically took our playbook for affiliate product launches and applied it to summits.
How are you conditioning your audience? Every post you write. Every podcast episode you air. Every email you send. Everything you do with your online business is conditioning your audience. The only question is: How are you conditioning them?
People are creatures of habit. That can be bad or it can be good for your email marketing.