When most people think of affiliate marketing, they think of the money they can make. But can a non-profit use affiliate marketing for fundraising? I answer that exact question below.
Debbie Kay from Hope for the Broken Hearted recently asked me:
When more than affiliate gets a click for someone who ends up buying a product, who gets the credit? Some people say the first click, others the last, still others a hybrid of the two. In today’s video, I share my thoughts on this sometimes controversial subject.
In the simplest terms, there are three possibilities when more than one affiliate sends a click or optin that results in sale:
Have you ever felt like you have nothing to offer the world? That you don’t have a product or business inside of you…or even a story? That’s how a reader named Debbie felt until I shared this advice with her:
A new reader named Debbie recently wrote this to me:
It can be intimidating to put yourself on camera day after day. It can also be incredibly expensive if you go all out. Today, though, I’ll show you how to make high-end videos on a low budget.
I can hardly believe it’s day 17 of the 30 Days of Q&A series. Crazy!
The great thing about affiliate launches is that they can bring in a huge amount of money in a short time. I love them for that reason. But…the downside is that you don’t make nearly as much money when you aren’t launching. So, how often can you do an affiliate launch? That’s what today’s video is all about.
If I had a dollar for every time I’ve been asked this questions, I’d be rich (OK, not rich, but I could get my family into Disney World). Launches are great and we want more of them.