What You Need To Know Before Joining Affiliate Programs
by Shelia Garrett
An affiliate program is a revenue-sharing arrangement,
whereby the affiliate (you), receive payment from the owner
of a product or service that you promote on their behalf.
They are also called Associate Programs, Re-seller Programs,
Commission or Pay-Per-Sale, Pay-Per-Click and Click-Through
Programs.
Affiliates refer surfers to someone else?s product or
service, and get paid a ?referral fee? or ?commission? for
every sale that is made. It's a win-win situation! You get
extra traffic and sales, and they get a piece of the action
for their products being sold.
An affiliate makes a commission that may vary between 5% and
15% of the purchase price. Some programs offer as much as
50%.
There are two types of affiliate programs. They are
Single-Tier and Two-Tier. With a single-tier you are paid a
commission for any sale that you refer and that?s it. With
a two-tier you are paid a small percentage of any sales
generated by affiliates that you recruit to join a
program. The best tier to join is the Two-Tier.
Who should join Affiliate Programs?
- People looking to start Internet businesses that do not
have a product or service of their own.
- Established e-business owners looking to diversity their
income
- E-business owners who have an established Affiliate
Program of their own
These are some benefits to joining an Affiliate Program:
- it allows you to start a home business immediately
- you do not need to develop a product or service yourself
to sell
- it is a great way to start earning a sizeable income on
the internet without many of the hassles that come with
running your own business
- They are great tools for promoting your web business
Remember to always read the Affiliate agreement before you
sign up for a program. You do not want to do business with
a company that has a really high pay out. These programs
require you to accumulate hundreds of dollars in sales
before they will issue you the first check.
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Written by Shelia Garrett
Shelia Garrett has been on the net for two years.
She has joined the number one affiliate program,
The Internet Marketing Center (IMC) Affiliate.
This program can be found at this website:
http://www.marketingtips.com/sr/t.x/792559
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