Category Archives: Daily Affiliate Tips

I’ve been listening to the radio this morning and just heard an announcement letting me know that they’ll be playing commercial-free music for the next 96 minutes. I LOVE THOSE! And guess what … your readers feel the same way. … Continue reading →

It’s easy to get overwhelmed with your affiliate marketing business and all the different things you could and should be working  on. This is particularly true when you’re juggling multiple sites in multiple niches. The key to getting overwhelm is … Continue reading →

Let’s talk about Headlines for a minute. You may think they are only for newspapers, or maybe one page sales letters. But they are not … the subject line of every single email you send to your list is a … Continue reading →

Effective affiliate marketing is all about gaining your visitors trust.That’s why I like to get them on my list first before I try to sell them too much. An important first step to accomplishing that goal is to limit the … Continue reading →

A/B Split Testing helps you determine which website element is more likely to produce a desired response from your prospects. You may think of it mainly as a tool for product sellers, but as an avid affiliate marketer, I use … Continue reading →

You may think of sales copy as something only a person with a product to sell has to worry about, but that’s not so. As an affiliate marketer, you do a lot of preselling, plus you’ll be writing copy to … Continue reading →

It’s so easy to get into a rut and become a bit blind when it comes to looking at your affiliate sites. It’s good to go back every once in a while and take a second look. Imagine yourself visiting … Continue reading →

Analyze what happens when visitors come to your website. Find out how they get to your website, which pages they are most frequently viewing, which pages they visit, how often they buy and more. You can do this with a … Continue reading →

Once you streamline your website, identify your target market and find prices that appeal to them, your next duty is to develop a unique selling position (USP). A USP sets you and your niche website apart from others on the … Continue reading →