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Hello,
So I am probably as “green” as they come when it comes to attempting to making a living online. My goal is to have multiple financial online funnels.
You can link your eCommerce to WA by way of linking it in your blog site that you create with your own or the free website.
You can not share your links on WA except through your website.
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What if I already have a website?
Hello,
So I am probably as “green” as they come when it comes to attempting to making a living online. My goal is to have multiple financial online funnels.
Some may have different opinions on this question, but this is what I think. I have an e-commerce site that hasn't been completed yet and I have an affiliate marketing site. I personally, would like to keep my sites separate just because they are totally different types of businesses (commissions on one site and retail sales on another site).
I do know some affiliate marketers who have added an Amazon e-store to their affiliate website. I have been considering it, but am still on the fence about it. But, this kind of e-store is still based on being an affiliate marketer with Amazon.
As an affiliate marketer, you join many different affiliate programs with a variety of different merchants. E-commerce involves working with a drop shipper (unless you have your own storage place to house products).
I have heard of people beginning a drop shipping business with an affiliate marketing business, for instance with Shopify.
IMO, it is better to keep an affiliate marketing site separate from an e-commerce site mainly because it is a different type of income and I would think it would be easier to track and monitor what works and what doesn't by keeping them separate.
Thank you, for sharing! What your saying makes perfect sense to me and I feel that keeping them seperartley will reduce me being overwhelmed as well.
You can link your eCommerce to WA by way of linking it in your blog site that you create with your own or the free website.
You can not share your links on WA except through your website.
You can, however, share your eCommerce website link on your profile page under Follow Me
See more comments
Some may have different opinions on this question, but this is what I think. I have an e-commerce site that hasn't been completed yet and I have an affiliate marketing site. I personally, would like to keep my sites separate just because they are totally different types of businesses (commissions on one site and retail sales on another site).
I do know some affiliate marketers who have added an Amazon e-store to their affiliate website. I have been considering it, but am still on the fence about it. But, this kind of e-store is still based on being an affiliate marketer with Amazon.
As an affiliate marketer, you join many different affiliate programs with a variety of different merchants. E-commerce involves working with a drop shipper (unless you have your own storage place to house products).
I have heard of people beginning a drop shipping business with an affiliate marketing business, for instance with Shopify.
IMO, it is better to keep an affiliate marketing site separate from an e-commerce site mainly because it is a different type of income and I would think it would be easier to track and monitor what works and what doesn't by keeping them separate.
Thank you, for sharing! What your saying makes perfect sense to me and I feel that keeping them seperartley will reduce me being overwhelmed as well.