Market 2nd Tier Affiliate Products
A two-tier affiliate offer is a program that pays you in two ways.
Not only will you earn commission on your own sales, you’ll
earn a percentage of every sale made by other affiliate marketers that you refer.
One trick you can try is to design
an entire business
around recruiting quality affiliates for a successful product. That’s what Allan Gardyne
did with his Associate Programs
website: http://www.associateprograms.com where he
promotes the SiteSell.com product.
I guarantee Allan is killing it because he’s done a great job of getting the best
people to promote SiteSell.
Offer “Trial”
Affiliate Products
Trial offers are another way to earn affiliate
income because the lure of “free” is enticing to many people.
Trial offers are nothing new—they’ve been around for decades. You probably
already know the drill. You offer a product for little or no money upfront with a
charge later on.
A lot of websites
offer trial subscriptions which can be cancelled within
a certain period of time, but a charge
will be applied
should someone decide
to keep their subscription active
(hellooo, recurring revenue!)
If you have an iPhone, you may have noticed that a lot of apps available for download are “lite” versions
which don’t offer
all of the advanced features
of the “full” version.
You can get them for free or for next to nothing,
but if you want to enjoy all the benefits
you’ve got to purchase
the real deal.
My advice is to take advantage of programs that offer trial memberships.
#9 – Look
for High-Percentage Payouts
There are a lot
of options when it
comes to the percent you make on each affiliate sales. Some are as low as 5% (yuck) and others
are as high as 200% (hell yeah!)
Take time to find products that offer a high percent on affiliate sales.
My rule of thumb is to start with 50%.
With that said, don’t get too bogged
down with the numbers.
Sometimes you want to promote
a product that doesn’t
offer a great affiliate commission.
Why? Because this offer provides
a ton of value to your audience.
Promoting something like this shows people them that you’re not always worried about making money.
#10 – Look
for Product Leaks
Let me talk about my pet peeve…
I hate it when an affiliate manager
insists they have a killer
email sequence with a proven formula
for making money.
Then when I double-check
their sales funnel, I see they include promotions for other affiliate products.
In my opinion,
that’s outright thievery! Sites like this are basically
taking money out of your pocket
by marketing products
where you don’t get paid.
My point is this. Be careful when you promote
an affiliate product.
This is especially true if you’re
driving traffic to an email
capture page.
At the very least, you should join this list and see what products
they’re promoting.
Don’t endorse any product that promotes another
affiliate offer within a 30-day
window. That gives enough
time for a prospect to make a purchasing decision.
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