I have my own products and I'd like to set up my own 50% commision for referrals, how do I set up a referral scheme.
Clickbank will charge you $49 one time fee to list products with them. They are less friendly to IM products than they are to non IM these days. As such their restrictions are much greater.
The advantage of ClickBank is that they handle all of the affiliate logistics for you. You may want to consider offering the max commission (75%) as that tends to attract more affiliates. If you get 100 stellar affiliates because of the fact that you were offering at 75% that is better than getting only say 20 at the 50% level. But that's entirely up to you.
Read through their guidelines carefully as you want to get everything correct right from the start as it can take a bit of time to approve you and if they reject it you'll have to go through the wait time again. Of course that could have changed recently as I know they are making changes. I haven't listed with them for a while.
Best Regards,
Jim
Thanks Jim, I think you've explained that really well, I will at least have that option now, once again thanks.
Hey Derek,
Membership programs can be really lucrative but get a bit complicated with respect to managing members. That's not to say it's impossible but one way that you could start off is by using your Autoresponder to drip feed the content to your members. Than as you get more members you can start to implement membership via plugins etc. This really has two benefits.
1) Why spend all the time and effort (and often money) getting a membership system in place when people aren't subscribing? Hopefully when you get it going that won't happen but you have to be ready for it just the same.
2) Since the membership will be new, when people see that there aren't that many members signed up they are going to wonder about the validity of the program.
Implementing a drip feed system with your autoresponder alleviates both of these concerns.
Another item of note, make sure however you set up your membership, you make it very clear (and hopefully easy) for people to cancel their membership. The FTC is really cracking down lately on these types of programs where people have a difficult time cancelling or instructions are unclear. They refer to these programs as continuity programs. I can't offer any legal advice on this so you will need to do some checking on your own.
Best Regards,
Jim
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I have my own products and I'd like to set up my own 50% commision for referrals, how do I set up a referral scheme.
Clickbank will charge you $49 one time fee to list products with them. They are less friendly to IM products than they are to non IM these days. As such their restrictions are much greater.
The advantage of ClickBank is that they handle all of the affiliate logistics for you. You may want to consider offering the max commission (75%) as that tends to attract more affiliates. If you get 100 stellar affiliates because of the fact that you were offering at 75% that is better than getting only say 20 at the 50% level. But that's entirely up to you.
Read through their guidelines carefully as you want to get everything correct right from the start as it can take a bit of time to approve you and if they reject it you'll have to go through the wait time again. Of course that could have changed recently as I know they are making changes. I haven't listed with them for a while.
Best Regards,
Jim
Thanks Jim, I think you've explained that really well, I will at least have that option now, once again thanks.
Hey Derek,
Membership programs can be really lucrative but get a bit complicated with respect to managing members. That's not to say it's impossible but one way that you could start off is by using your Autoresponder to drip feed the content to your members. Than as you get more members you can start to implement membership via plugins etc. This really has two benefits.
1) Why spend all the time and effort (and often money) getting a membership system in place when people aren't subscribing? Hopefully when you get it going that won't happen but you have to be ready for it just the same.
2) Since the membership will be new, when people see that there aren't that many members signed up they are going to wonder about the validity of the program.
Implementing a drip feed system with your autoresponder alleviates both of these concerns.
Another item of note, make sure however you set up your membership, you make it very clear (and hopefully easy) for people to cancel their membership. The FTC is really cracking down lately on these types of programs where people have a difficult time cancelling or instructions are unclear. They refer to these programs as continuity programs. I can't offer any legal advice on this so you will need to do some checking on your own.
Best Regards,
Jim
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If you have your own social network site, then you can profit from all the ads on it, you could do a niche social network site, maybe a craft or other niche type of site. I wond
Hey Derek, have you looked at this plugin (Question and Answer Forum) as I think that maybe what you are looking for.
Rich
I was just wondering if there was a theme or plug in that would set a site up to work as a social site. I haven't looked too hard, as I'm building a different site first, but I as definitely interested in the answer to your question.
All the best,
JP
There is a community theme that you can install, I had a quick look at it before, but don't know much about it yet.
I think the great thing about this type of site is all of the people are certain targets for your ads.
Yes you can do this. Facebook is changing. I have my niche set up on facebook as a community page. Some of the pages, depending on how you set it up may charge you promotional fees. This is why I set mine up as a community page. You also have to pay for ads and I do not think you can use your own advertising on FB without paying.
I may be wrong, but it's something to look into if you want to set up a FB account for business or advertising
No not on FB, separate, your own social network site devoted to a niche, so you are not competing with facebook, but getting people to discus the niche and all of the trappings involved with that niche.
What makes you think anyone can tell you what kind of site you have. It rarely anything but money that controls this sort of thing
What I mean is you can set up a facebook type of site, just for a certain topic, like cycling or knitting. you can then put ads on it.
Not actually on FB, but your own FB type site? I do not see why not! But you were asking if anyone already had one. I know a guy that has a travel site and sells space on his site to related type businesses. It is just basically a website!
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Does anyone have a social network site
If you have your own social network site, then you can profit from all the ads on it, you could do a niche social network site, maybe a craft or other niche type of site. I wond
Hey Derek, have you looked at this plugin (Question and Answer Forum) as I think that maybe what you are looking for.
Rich
I was just wondering if there was a theme or plug in that would set a site up to work as a social site. I haven't looked too hard, as I'm building a different site first, but I as definitely interested in the answer to your question.
All the best,
JP
There is a community theme that you can install, I had a quick look at it before, but don't know much about it yet.
I think the great thing about this type of site is all of the people are certain targets for your ads.
Yes you can do this. Facebook is changing. I have my niche set up on facebook as a community page. Some of the pages, depending on how you set it up may charge you promotional fees. This is why I set mine up as a community page. You also have to pay for ads and I do not think you can use your own advertising on FB without paying.
I may be wrong, but it's something to look into if you want to set up a FB account for business or advertising
No not on FB, separate, your own social network site devoted to a niche, so you are not competing with facebook, but getting people to discus the niche and all of the trappings involved with that niche.
What makes you think anyone can tell you what kind of site you have. It rarely anything but money that controls this sort of thing
What I mean is you can set up a facebook type of site, just for a certain topic, like cycling or knitting. you can then put ads on it.
Not actually on FB, but your own FB type site? I do not see why not! But you were asking if anyone already had one. I know a guy that has a travel site and sells space on his site to related type businesses. It is just basically a website!
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Hi there WAers
I'm getting ranked on Google page 2 for a few pages on scamsting.com
Does anyone have any ideas that I could
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Google Page Ranking 2 Not Good Enough
Hi there WAers
I'm getting ranked on Google page 2 for a few pages on scamsting.com
Does anyone have any ideas that I could
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Is there a plugin that I could use, thanks.
Sorry Im trying to get the banners on the side bar and media links to add to my sites so people can share!lol...I'm a bit lost sorry
I used Jetpack plugin. Then go to widgets & drag & drop text or images or whatever you want into the sidebar. Its so cool & easy & simple! Blessings, Terry.
No, but it doesn't matter where your sites are hosted. If they are created with WordPress, you have access to a gad-zillion plugins on WordPress.org. Just get a free account.
What do you mean archan? Its just another plugin that is usable for WordPress. WAU uses WordPress to design our websites. As long as you sign up for FREE, you have access to all of WordPress's free plugins & free themes.
Maybe I missed something--let me know. Because I installed & am using the plugin.
I am pretty sure that WA hosting doesn't allow Jetpack. There are a few things on Jetpack I like, which is why I asked.
Hi.http://freewebsiteswithsiterubix.siterubix.com/free-premium-themse
you can find everithing in your need.Best Free & Premium Themes for websites.
I have certain banner on certain pages. Here is some training on it. I hope this helps. I insert the banners in the widget.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/display-certain-widgets-on-certain-pages-only
Great info @RICH, I can't wait to get a Microsoft based system so I can apply some of these tools!
Hi Derek.
Yes, you can use this one (there are others): https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-sidebars/
All the best, Mark
Hey Derek, not sure if this is what you are looking for, but I found a video on first question of this link: https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-sidebars/faq/
Rich
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How can I get different banners on the sidebar for different pages
Is there a plugin that I could use, thanks.
Sorry Im trying to get the banners on the side bar and media links to add to my sites so people can share!lol...I'm a bit lost sorry
I used Jetpack plugin. Then go to widgets & drag & drop text or images or whatever you want into the sidebar. Its so cool & easy & simple! Blessings, Terry.
No, but it doesn't matter where your sites are hosted. If they are created with WordPress, you have access to a gad-zillion plugins on WordPress.org. Just get a free account.
What do you mean archan? Its just another plugin that is usable for WordPress. WAU uses WordPress to design our websites. As long as you sign up for FREE, you have access to all of WordPress's free plugins & free themes.
Maybe I missed something--let me know. Because I installed & am using the plugin.
I am pretty sure that WA hosting doesn't allow Jetpack. There are a few things on Jetpack I like, which is why I asked.
Hi.http://freewebsiteswithsiterubix.siterubix.com/free-premium-themse
you can find everithing in your need.Best Free & Premium Themes for websites.
I have certain banner on certain pages. Here is some training on it. I hope this helps. I insert the banners in the widget.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/display-certain-widgets-on-certain-pages-only
Great info @RICH, I can't wait to get a Microsoft based system so I can apply some of these tools!
Hi Derek.
Yes, you can use this one (there are others): https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-sidebars/
All the best, Mark
Hey Derek, not sure if this is what you are looking for, but I found a video on first question of this link: https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-sidebars/faq/
Rich
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Does anyone have a Windows Azure Cloud affiliate membership and how long does it take to get approved.
Re apply to CJ. Follow any directions they have given you, if any, about your website. Apply for something very relevant to your blog to get in, once in you can get what you want a lot easier. Be sure and call them after you submit your app. Show real interest and try and talk their language without deviation, unless prompted. This is a relatively simple game, if you have even a decent website. Luckily, so far I have not been turned down, but I have helped friends with much better websites get in!
Microsoft may have given them specific instructions on what to approve. Happens sometimes with the larger, well known companies! Sorry, do try the phone call, you may at least learn why.
As I can see Windows Azzure is a Microsoft's Cloud Service Hosting solution with lots of different price plans depending on the services you are using.
Their affiliate program is about recruiting trial members.
If you plan on putting up the niche site about cloud services hosting then go ahead and join :)
I guess you are not a hosting reseller or some authority in this field :)
Did you have to provide a website URL in your application?
That sounds attractive. But they will need to see that your website / business is connected to their program before you can be approved.
Ade
They say you have to sign up for Commission junction then take it from there, but I got refused, thats all I know.
My guess is that at the Commission junction do the filtering for Microsoft. Outsourcing of a kind :)
I remember years ago I applied for some affiliate stuff at the Commission junction and got refused as well. Didn't bother to argue.
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Does anyone have a Windows Azure Cloud affiliate membership and how long does it take to get approved.
Re apply to CJ. Follow any directions they have given you, if any, about your website. Apply for something very relevant to your blog to get in, once in you can get what you want a lot easier. Be sure and call them after you submit your app. Show real interest and try and talk their language without deviation, unless prompted. This is a relatively simple game, if you have even a decent website. Luckily, so far I have not been turned down, but I have helped friends with much better websites get in!
Microsoft may have given them specific instructions on what to approve. Happens sometimes with the larger, well known companies! Sorry, do try the phone call, you may at least learn why.
As I can see Windows Azzure is a Microsoft's Cloud Service Hosting solution with lots of different price plans depending on the services you are using.
Their affiliate program is about recruiting trial members.
If you plan on putting up the niche site about cloud services hosting then go ahead and join :)
I guess you are not a hosting reseller or some authority in this field :)
Did you have to provide a website URL in your application?
That sounds attractive. But they will need to see that your website / business is connected to their program before you can be approved.
Ade
They say you have to sign up for Commission junction then take it from there, but I got refused, thats all I know.
My guess is that at the Commission junction do the filtering for Microsoft. Outsourcing of a kind :)
I remember years ago I applied for some affiliate stuff at the Commission junction and got refused as well. Didn't bother to argue.
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Thanks for bring this to us