Advertising Your First Affiliate Product But Don?t Get Carried Away!
Don’t get carried away with figures when you purchase a solo ad. When I first started out,
I advertised a product directly via my solo ad. The ad went out to 12,000 people and going on the figures of 1% buying my product, I thought this Internet Marketing thing wasn’t that hard.
I did my research, I was told this ezine was good, which it is, and I went for it. The commission I was going to receive for every sale was $20. So 120 were suppose to buy, time $20 per sale came to $2400.
How much money did I actually make from this ad? $20!. That’s right, I only made $20. Why?
A) Because I advertised the affiliate program directly
B) I did not know the affiliate program had been advertised about 10 times before
C) I didn’t even have a way to capture email addresses
It was a total flop and I was very put off from trying again.
That lasted about 4 hours! That night I was re-reading the information that got me into this mess to start with. I followed exactly what the affiliate program manager said to do, and it didn’t work. Luckily for me, at that time I stopped listening to affiliate managers and started thinking for myself.
Have a look around any ezines you’ve joined, and try and remember if you read any of the ads. If so, which one’s and why? Did you sign up for what they were offering? If no, Why? This is the best way to find ezine ads that work. If you read the ad and signed up for what they were offering, other people would have as well. Well, you would hope so.
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You can get the get the FREE complete step-by-step digital book on how to generate cash & traffic using articles with Adsense and affiliate programs here (Private Membership Reg Code “MAMBO”): http://articlecashprofits.com/member/?thankyou-page=3348
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