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Starting up a new business in event planning, Is it OK for me to design my website with wealthy affiliate even if i am selling my services and have created my own private polic
Hello Amelia,
It is absolutely fine for you to design your website with Wealthy Affiliate. The great thing is with the Wealthy Affiliate platform is that the training teaches you how to promote Wealthy Affiliate and more, but the principles can actually be used for any niche.
Wishing you every success.
Roy
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Starting up a new business in event planning, Is it OK for me to design my website with wealthy affiliate even if i am selling my services and have created my own private polic
Well done Amelia, and best wishes as you launch and grow your new business.
Use the training and resources here in WA to get that business to where you want it to be.
Alex
Hello Amelia,
It is absolutely fine for you to design your website with Wealthy Affiliate. The great thing is with the Wealthy Affiliate platform is that the training teaches you how to promote Wealthy Affiliate and more, but the principles can actually be used for any niche.
Wishing you every success.
Roy
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Hey guys just signed to a new affiliate program and filling all my details out. It's asking for a supplier form and i am unsure where i get one
Hi,
I've never run across the need for a supplier form for any of the affiliate programs I've signed up for.
Maybe this article will help? Finding suppliers Are you planning on a type of drop shipping program?
Hmm, it sounds like you may be looking at what is required to be a vendor instead of an affiliate/associate?
It has been a while since I applied to Amazon so maybe things have changed.
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Where can i find the supplier form?
Hey guys just signed to a new affiliate program and filling all my details out. It's asking for a supplier form and i am unsure where i get one
Hi,
I've never run across the need for a supplier form for any of the affiliate programs I've signed up for.
Maybe this article will help? Finding suppliers Are you planning on a type of drop shipping program?
Hmm, it sounds like you may be looking at what is required to be a vendor instead of an affiliate/associate?
It has been a while since I applied to Amazon so maybe things have changed.
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What is the best way to approach a affiliate program?
Couple of questions before I can answer this:
1. In-house program or network?
2. Just asking to join, or asking for something special?
I work with about 7,000 different merchants, so this is totally in my wheelhouse.
Mainly Network from my website, and just simply asking to join so i can promote there products
First before going to an affiliate program. Make sure your affiliate disclosures, disclaimer, and privacy page is on your site. Plus as RoseAnn said you need content on your site, Not necessarily a whole lot but you do need some. Some programs also want you to use your domain email so make you have one of those.
Apply to programs that fit your audience. Be sure to read any rules or requirements before and after applying. Some programs you need traffic, like 25k sessions, while others you don’t need anything.
There are also some affiliate programs that want to know your plans of promotion plus your traffic. Just be honest and most of the time if you meet the program requirements they will approve.
Other than that, you just go and apply. Wait for their approval and you’re done. In the case a program denies approval you can move on to another one or try and email them for further details.
Not sure what you are asking. Do you mean how should you design the content, or actually approach potential affiliate programs? The first is all explained in the training. The second is best done once your website is operational and you have some content, and is also in the training.
There are many affiliate programs, some will want you to apply then they will consider and approve or not. Others will automatically approve.
Hope this helps.
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Suggestions on picking your affiliate programs?
What is the best way to approach a affiliate program?
Couple of questions before I can answer this:
1. In-house program or network?
2. Just asking to join, or asking for something special?
I work with about 7,000 different merchants, so this is totally in my wheelhouse.
Mainly Network from my website, and just simply asking to join so i can promote there products
First before going to an affiliate program. Make sure your affiliate disclosures, disclaimer, and privacy page is on your site. Plus as RoseAnn said you need content on your site, Not necessarily a whole lot but you do need some. Some programs also want you to use your domain email so make you have one of those.
Apply to programs that fit your audience. Be sure to read any rules or requirements before and after applying. Some programs you need traffic, like 25k sessions, while others you don’t need anything.
There are also some affiliate programs that want to know your plans of promotion plus your traffic. Just be honest and most of the time if you meet the program requirements they will approve.
Other than that, you just go and apply. Wait for their approval and you’re done. In the case a program denies approval you can move on to another one or try and email them for further details.
Not sure what you are asking. Do you mean how should you design the content, or actually approach potential affiliate programs? The first is all explained in the training. The second is best done once your website is operational and you have some content, and is also in the training.
There are many affiliate programs, some will want you to apply then they will consider and approve or not. Others will automatically approve.
Hope this helps.
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Well done Amelia, and best wishes as you launch and grow your new business.
Use the training and resources here in WA to get that business to where you want it to be.
Alex