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Whenever this Pandemic is over more people than ever will be continuing to work from home.[ls_lockbuilders]They have found a better way of earning money without commuting and in the comfort of their own home. A great reduction in costs and spend more time with the children. If you are employed then many of your employers will see this as a very cost-effective way for you to work. You might be working for yourself and the possibilities are endless. I do hope you find this an interesting read about things to avoid in Affiliate marketing. Please read on…The Publisher has strived to be as accurate and complete as possible in the creation of this report, notwithstanding the fact that he does not warrant or represent at any time that the contents within are accurate due to the rapidly changing nature of the Internet. While all attempts have been made to verify information provided in this publication, the [/ls_lockbuilders] Publisher assumes no responsibility for errors, omissions, or contrary interpretation of the subject matter herein. Any perceived slights of specific persons, peoples, or organizations are unintentional. In practical advice books, like anything else in life, there are no guarantees of income made. Readers are cautioned to reply on their own judgment about their individual circumstances to act accordingly.

THE 7 MOST COMMON MISTAKES MADE IN AFFILIATE MARKETING
A Must-Have Guide for All Affiliate Marketers…

For really good money. Many top Internet marketers today still sell affiliate products, even though they make a killing off of their own. Why? Because it’s still fantastic money and little effort is required. Now, with that, said, it’s important to mention that affiliate marketing is no walk in the park, either. It’s certainly easier than pulling off a massive product launch, but, like anything else, there are plenty of pitfalls just waiting to consume you and your money. Do yourself a favor: heed what I say and avoid those pitfalls. In this section, I will go over the top 7:

Pitfall #1: Choosing a Bad Product to Promote Not all products are created equal. In fact, that is probably the driving motivation behind your decision to sell affiliate products: for the most part, you have accepted that there are plenty of high-quality products already on the market; and, if you create your own, it might not compare favorably. After all, the commission for selling affiliate products can be as high as 75% and even more. The creator will deal with all the after-sales issues and delivery of the end product with any
bonuses that apply to it, you can of course include your own bonuses if you wish. If you decide to pick your product off of a list on Click bank, select very carefully. Rather than haphazardly selecting the product with the highest commission, look for ones that have the highest popularity and gravity ratings. If a lot of people are buying them often, they must be better than other products for sale within that niche.

In addition to picking good products within niches, you will also want to look for good niches. Here’s a stupid tip that will illustrate my point nonetheless: don’t sell garden hoses in the winter. No one will buy them. Focus on products that a lot of people want; and if their popularity just surged, now is the best time to get in the market.

Pitfall #2: Picking a Low Converter

As an affiliate marketer, your goal is to profit from the hard work that others have done; and from the money, they have spent on copywriters, product developers, and software. If you select a product that underutilizes these advantages, you are likely to benefit less. Take, for instance, conversion rates. Not all product creators hire a top-notch copywriter. In fact, many of them just write their own copy. Many also don’t hire someone to do graphs for the sales page. Instead, they try to do their own. The end results? The page looks hideous, the copy contains major errors, and the product converts poorly. Don’t believe all those popups saying someone just bought one in La La Land. Don’t forget you are selling a digital product and there are loads of them on your computer. It makes me smile when I see hurry up buy now as we only have 5 left! How can that be if it’s a digital product?&nbsp;&nbsp;Before you start promoting any particular product, read the sales page carefully and compare it with others. Do you feel compelled to buy? Did the graphics throw you off? Did the copy fail to reel you in for the catch? These can all amount to fatal errors for both the seller and you. You cannot help the seller at this point, but you can avoid his product and find a better one. Do yourself a favor: choose your products carefully.

Pitfall #3: Selling Snake Oil for a Snake Oil Salesman.

This pitfall is especially important to avoid if you have a list. All it takes is one erroneous product promotion and you could end up with a mass exodus from your list. Again, don’t make this error. Even though you may be tempted to promote the next “biggest launch,” make sure you don’t buy into just anything. Several marketers have lamented their choices to promote the Rich Jerk’s latest offering after list members complained that his sales page was loaded with profanity and sexist comments. Don’t be one of these guys. Make sure you carefully inspect anything before you promote it to your list. Unless you happen to be the Rich Jerk, you probably don’t want people to think you’re just that—a rich jerk.

Additionally, avoid jumping on the affiliate product bandwagon for major promotions. Instead, wait until the buzz dies down slightly; and then release a comprehensive review (something most affiliate marketers do not provide) of the product. This has a much better chance of getting sales for you, and it will also help you to maintain credibility.
Last, avoid promoting products that make outrageous and fallacious claims. As Carl Sagan once said “Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.” In most cases, these snake oil peddlers cannot provide you with any extraordinary evidence, but they do make the claims. Avoid promoting them and becoming associated with them.

Pitfall: #4 Picking Products that Offer Meagre Commissions

If you’re marketing to a list of people, they’re only going to consider so many products and offers in a given period of time, so select the ones you promote wisely. If you promote something that only generates a 25% commission for you, then you’re spending a lot of time to earn very little. In reality, you could probably find a similar product that offers a 50% or 75% commission. In terms of the actual dollar value of the commission – don’t sweat that as much. While many top name Internet marketers now say that they concentrate on promoting high-ticket items (since only a few sales will generate a lot of money), you can still make a killing selling relatively cheap reports. The rising popularity of the $7 report is a testament to this fact. Think about it a $7 report bought by hundreds and thousands of people. The low price will attract the masses and often
that is where the money is. So, avoid the cheapo sellers, but don’t worry as much about the price.

Pitfall #5: Failing to Collect Leads

Always, always, always capture leads. Rather than generating traffic through pay-per-click, search engine optimization, and other methods and then sending that traffic to your affiliate link, you should make an effort to convert them into a list of members first. Why? Two reasons: simple mathematical reasoning and the collective experience of many marketers. The simple mathematical reasoning goes something like this: virtually everyone who would have purchased the product will opt in to your mailing list. And many who definitely would not have purchased the product will opt in to your mailing list. {Hope that makes sense} Instead of converting at a rate of around 1-3% (in
affiliate sales), you will convert between 15% and 40% of visitors (to your mailing list). From there, you will get the chance to contact the willing buyers and the more reluctant. Additionally, once they’re on a list, this is no longer a one-off effort. You get the chance to market to them again and again for months or even years. Before your customer buys, he or she may need to see your product many times in a promotional email.As a marketer, one of the best tools you have available is your list. Always, always, always use your list over the one-off sale. So, get them to join your subscriber's list and you can sell to them over and over again.[/ls_lockbuilders]

Pitfall #6: Ignoring the Importance of Timeliness.[/ls_lockbuilders]

In business in general, the quick often outcompete those endowed with greater resources. Today, Google is no longer a small company with meager revenues, but in the past, it emerged from nowhere to outcompete massively well-endowed rivals; and it did so with cunning. How does this apply to you? Successful affiliate product promotion requires you to do more than simply slap an affiliate link in an email and send it out to a couple of thousand people. If you expect them to actually buy, your email should be
newsworthy – not promotional. Think about that a little more make it interesting and newsworthy and not just sell sell sell. If you can genuinely write your email as if it were a news announcement, you are far more likely to draw interest than if you send a link to an Internet marketing eBook that was written in 1998 and wasn’t particularly popular then. You need to find product launches that qualify as an “event.” Find something so big that people follow the event and comment on it. If you can find such a product
(say, the iPhone of Internet marketing products), it is critical that you engineer your own build-up and release, centered on the build-up and release of the product. You will want to make sure that your list members purchase from you, rather than from another list owner. To make it short and sweet: pay attention to the clock and the calendar. If there’s a big launch coming up, you need to capitalize on it quickly. There may not be a second window for opportunity. So, take it when you have it.

Pitfall #7: Ignore Important Numbers

Many affiliate marketers fail to make many of the small—yet important— calculations needed in order to run a business and ensure you are in profit. For instance, many affiliate marketers will completely ignore the portion Click bank extracts from each sale. Instead, they’ll simply look at the price and the commission. Additionally, many will ignore conversion rates, pay-per-click bids, and the amount of time they put into projects. They’ll also fail to make realistic estimates of how much promotional efforts will cost; and how much of a risk they’ll be. They’ll glaze over all of these minor details and devote the majority of their time to daydreaming about the riches they will rake in.
Unfortunately, affiliate marketing doesn’t work like that. If you’re paying too much for traffic; if your conversion rates are too low; if you put too much time into projects that don’t have high yields – the outcome is bad. Your numbers won’t add up. At the end of the day, month, or year, you may end up in debt, rather than profit. And since you’re a sole proprietor, not a CEO of a corporation, that means you don’t get paid at all. Even worse, you might lose some of your own money that you worked hard to get.

Conclusion, So how does all of this come together? As you read, there are seven common pitfalls in affiliate marketing. If you fall into them, your affiliate marketing will
put you in debt, rather than making you wealthy. So how can you avoid these traps, make better decisions, and ultimately become wealthy via affiliate marketing? First, start by selecting products that are actually good. As I mentioned previously, a low-demand product will make few sales, no matter how hard you try to promote it. If the demand isn’t there, you can’t create it. Don’t try. Next, within the niches that are in high demand, look for a product that is actually a winner. Find something that converts very well. You can do this by looking for high-popularity, high-gravity products on Click bank. You can also do this by scanning sales pages to find ones with extraordinarily compelling copy, good bonuses, and reasonable prices. In addition to choosing a product that is likely to convert well, you will also want to make sure that the claims are reasonable and that the seller is credible. One bad product could seriously knock you down a few pegs with your list members. Making a single sale and losing an otherwise repeat buyer is rarely worth it. Once you start generating traffic for your affiliate marketing campaigns, remember to drive it to an opt-in form – NOT to your affiliate link. If you send the person directly to an affiliate link, you are likely to never hear from that person again, whether or not it results in a sale. Collecting leads is critically important. If you fail to do so—as many affiliate marketers do—you are leaving a lot of money on the table relative to the amount you are spending. Last, do yourself a favor and keep track of conversion rates, bid prices, commission rates, product broker fees, and all the other little numbers that affiliate marketers prefer to ignore. Knowing, understanding, and tweaking these numbers could be the difference between profit and debt. You can ignore them if you want, but doing so will not improve your business. With all of that said, you’re now ready to take a crack at affiliate marketing. There are a lot of risks involved, but you already know the big seven; avoid these, and you’ll sail through into profit, following the trail of past super affiliates. Use Social Media such as Facebook Instagram etc. Join groups on Facebook and contribute as some of these groups have tens of thousands of subscribers.

I wish you well with your endeavors into making money in this ever-changing world.

Best Wishes and good luck.
John Griffiths</textarea>
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the possibilities are endless. I do hope you find this an interesting read about
things to avoid in Affiliate marketing. Please read on…The Publisher has strived
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did}</span></strong> Whenever this Pandemic is over more people than ever will
be continuing to work from home.[ls_lockbuilders]They have found a better way of
earning money without commuting and in the comfort of their own home. A great
reduction in costs and spend more time with the children. If you are employed
then many of your employers will see this as a very cost-effective way for you
to work. You might be working for yourself and the possibilities are endless. I
do hope you find this an interesting read about things to avoid in Affiliate
marketing. Please read on…The Publisher has strived to be as accurate and
complete as possible in the creation of this report, notwithstanding the fact
that he does not warrant or represent at any time that the contents within are
accurate due to the rapidly changing nature of the Internet. While all attempts
have been made to verify information provided in this publication, the
[/ls_lockbuilders] Publisher assumes no responsibility for errors, omissions, or
contrary interpretation of the subject matter herein. Any perceived slights of
specific persons, peoples, or organizations are unintentional. In practical
advice books, like anything else in life, there are no guarantees of income
made. Readers are cautioned to reply on their own judgment about their
individual circumstances to act accordingly. THE 7 MOST COMMON MISTAKES MADE IN
AFFILIATE MARKETING A Must-Have Guide for All Affiliate Marketers… For really
good money. Many top Internet marketers today still sell affiliate products,
even though they make a killing off of their own. Why? Because it’s still
fantastic money and little effort is required. Now, with that, said, it’s
important to mention that affiliate marketing is no walk in the park, either.
It’s certainly easier than pulling off a massive product launch, but, like
anything else, there are plenty of pitfalls just waiting to consume you and your
money. Do yourself a favor: heed what I say and avoid those pitfalls. In this
section, I will go over the top 7: Pitfall #1: Choosing a Bad Product to Promote
Not all products are created equal. In fact, that is probably the driving
motivation behind your decision to sell affiliate products: for the most part,
you have accepted that there are plenty of high-quality products already on the
market; and, if you create your own, it might not compare favorably. After all,
the commission for selling affiliate products can be as high as 75% and even
more. The creator will deal with all the after-sales issues and delivery of the
end product with any bonuses that apply to it, you can of course include your
own bonuses if you wish. If you decide to pick your product off of a list on
Click bank, select very carefully. Rather than haphazardly selecting the product
with the highest commission, look for ones that have the highest popularity and
gravity ratings. If a lot of people are buying them often, they must be better
than other products for sale within that niche. In addition to picking good
products within niches, you will also want to look for good niches. Here’s a
stupid tip that will illustrate my point nonetheless: don’t sell garden hoses in
the winter. No one will buy them. Focus on products that a lot of people want;
and if their popularity just surged, now is the best time to get in the market.
Pitfall #2: Picking a Low Converter As an affiliate marketer, your goal is to
profit from the hard work that others have done; and from the money, they have
spent on copywriters, product developers, and software. If you select a product
that underutilizes these advantages, you are likely to benefit less. Take, for
instance, conversion rates. Not all product creators hire a top-notch
copywriter. In fact, many of them just write their own copy. Many also don’t
hire someone to do graphs for the sales page. Instead, they try to do their own.
The end results? The page looks hideous, the copy contains major errors, and the
product converts poorly. Don’t believe all those popups saying someone just
bought one in La La Land. Don’t forget you are selling a digital product and
there are loads of them on your computer. It makes me smile when I see hurry up
buy now as we only have 5 left! How can that be if it’s a digital
product?  Before you start promoting any particular product, read the sales page
carefully and compare it with others. Do you feel compelled to buy? Did the
graphics throw you off? Did the copy fail to reel you in for the catch? These
can all amount to fatal errors for both the seller and you. You cannot help the
seller at this point, but you can avoid his product and find a better one. Do
yourself a favor: choose your products carefully. Pitfall #3: Selling Snake Oil
for a Snake Oil Salesman. This pitfall is especially important to avoid if you
have a list. All it takes is one erroneous product promotion and you could end
up with a mass exodus from your list. Again, don’t make this error. Even though
you may be tempted to promote the next “biggest launch,” make sure you don’t buy
into just anything. Several marketers have lamented their choices to promote the
Rich Jerk’s latest offering after list members complained that his sales page
was loaded with profanity and sexist comments. Don’t be one of these guys. Make
sure you carefully inspect anything before you promote it to your list. Unless
you happen to be the Rich Jerk, you probably don’t want people to think you’re
just that—a rich jerk. Additionally, avoid jumping on the affiliate product
bandwagon for major promotions. Instead, wait until the buzz dies down slightly;
and then release a comprehensive review (something most affiliate marketers do
not provide) of the product. This has a much better chance of getting sales for
you, and it will also help you to maintain credibility. Last, avoid promoting
products that make outrageous and fallacious claims. As Carl Sagan once said
“Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.” In most cases, these
snake oil peddlers cannot provide you with any extraordinary evidence, but they
do make the claims. Avoid promoting them and becoming associated with them.
Pitfall: #4 Picking Products that Offer Meagre Commissions If you’re marketing
to a list of people, they’re only going to consider so many products and offers
in a given period of time, so select the ones you promote wisely. If you promote
something that only generates a 25% commission for you, then you’re spending a
lot of time to earn very little. In reality, you could probably find a similar
product that offers a 50% or 75% commission. In terms of the actual dollar value
of the commission – don’t sweat that as much. While many top name Internet
marketers now say that they concentrate on promoting high-ticket items (since
only a few sales will generate a lot of money), you can still make a killing
selling relatively cheap reports. The rising popularity of the $7 report is a
testament to this fact. Think about it a $7 report bought by hundreds and
thousands of people. The low price will attract the masses and often that is
where the money is. So, avoid the cheapo sellers, but don’t worry as much about
the price. Pitfall #5: Failing to Collect Leads Always, always, always capture
leads. Rather than generating traffic through pay-per-click, search engine
optimization, and other methods and then sending that traffic to your affiliate
link, you should make an effort to convert them into a list of members first.
Why? Two reasons: simple mathematical reasoning and the collective experience of
many marketers. The simple mathematical reasoning goes something like this:
virtually everyone who would have purchased the product will opt in to your
mailing list. And many who definitely would not have purchased the product will
opt in to your mailing list. {Hope that makes sense} Instead of converting at a
rate of around 1-3% (in affiliate sales), you will convert between 15% and 40%
of visitors (to your mailing list). From there, you will get the chance to
contact the willing buyers and the more reluctant. Additionally, once they’re on
a list, this is no longer a one-off effort. You get the chance to market to them
again and again for months or even years. Before your customer buys, he or she
may need to see your product many times in a promotional email.As a marketer,
one of the best tools you have available is your list. Always, always, always
use your list over the one-off sale. So, get them to join your subscriber's list
and you can sell to them over and over again.[/ls_lockbuilders] Pitfall #6:
Ignoring the Importance of Timeliness.[/ls_lockbuilders] In business in general,
the quick often outcompete those endowed with greater resources. Today, Google
is no longer a small company with meager revenues, but in the past, it emerged
from nowhere to outcompete massively well-endowed rivals; and it did so with
cunning. How does this apply to you? Successful affiliate product promotion
requires you to do more than simply slap an affiliate link in an email and send
it out to a couple of thousand people. If you expect them to actually buy, your
email should be newsworthy – not promotional. Think about that a little more
make it interesting and newsworthy and not just sell sell sell. If you can
genuinely write your email as if it were a news announcement, you are far more
likely to draw interest than if you send a link to an Internet marketing eBook
that was written in 1998 and wasn’t particularly popular then. You need to find
product launches that qualify as an “event.” Find something so big that people
follow the event and comment on it. If you can find such a product (say, the
iPhone of Internet marketing products), it is critical that you engineer your
own build-up and release, centered on the build-up and release of the product.
You will want to make sure that your list members purchase from you, rather than
from another list owner. To make it short and sweet: pay attention to the clock
and the calendar. If there’s a big launch coming up, you need to capitalize on
it quickly. There may not be a second window for opportunity. So, take it when
you have it. Pitfall #7: Ignore Important Numbers Many affiliate marketers fail
to make many of the small—yet important— calculations needed in order to run a
business and ensure you are in profit. For instance, many affiliate marketers
will completely ignore the portion Click bank extracts from each sale. Instead,
they’ll simply look at the price and the commission. Additionally, many will
ignore conversion rates, pay-per-click bids, and the amount of time they put
into projects. They’ll also fail to make realistic estimates of how much
promotional efforts will cost; and how much of a risk they’ll be. They’ll glaze
over all of these minor details and devote the majority of their time to
daydreaming about the riches they will rake in. Unfortunately, affiliate
marketing doesn’t work like that. If you’re paying too much for traffic; if your
conversion rates are too low; if you put too much time into projects that don’t
have high yields – the outcome is bad. Your numbers won’t add up. At the end of
the day, month, or year, you may end up in debt, rather than profit. And since
you’re a sole proprietor, not a CEO of a corporation, that means you don’t get
paid at all. Even worse, you might lose some of your own money that you worked
hard to get. Conclusion, So how does all of this come together? As you read,
there are seven common pitfalls in affiliate marketing. If you fall into them,
your affiliate marketing will put you in debt, rather than making you wealthy.
So how can you avoid these traps, make better decisions, and ultimately become
wealthy via affiliate marketing? First, start by selecting products that are
actually good. As I mentioned previously, a low-demand product will make few
sales, no matter how hard you try to promote it. If the demand isn’t there, you
can’t create it. Don’t try. Next, within the niches that are in high demand,
look for a product that is actually a winner. Find something that converts very
well. You can do this by looking for high-popularity, high-gravity products on
Click bank. You can also do this by scanning sales pages to find ones with
extraordinarily compelling copy, good bonuses, and reasonable prices. In
addition to choosing a product that is likely to convert well, you will also
want to make sure that the claims are reasonable and that the seller is
credible. One bad product could seriously knock you down a few pegs with your
list members. Making a single sale and losing an otherwise repeat buyer is
rarely worth it. Once you start generating traffic for your affiliate marketing
campaigns, remember to drive it to an opt-in form – NOT to your affiliate link.
If you send the person directly to an affiliate link, you are likely to never
hear from that person again, whether or not it results in a sale. Collecting
leads is critically important. If you fail to do so—as many affiliate marketers
do—you are leaving a lot of money on the table relative to the amount you are
spending. Last, do yourself a favor and keep track of conversion rates, bid
prices, commission rates, product broker fees, and all the other little numbers
that affiliate marketers prefer to ignore. Knowing, understanding, and tweaking
these numbers could be the difference between profit and debt. You can ignore
them if you want, but doing so will not improve your business. With all of that
said, you’re now ready to take a crack at affiliate marketing. There are a lot
of risks involved, but you already know the big seven; avoid these, and you’ll
sail through into profit, following the trail of past super affiliates. Use
Social Media such as Facebook Instagram etc. Join groups on Facebook and
contribute as some of these groups have tens of thousands of subscribers. I wish
you well with your endeavors into making money in this ever-changing world. Best
Wishes and good luck. John Griffiths



Publisher assumes no responsibility for errors, omissions, or contrary
interpretation of the subject matter herein. Any perceived slights of specific
persons, peoples, or organizations are unintentional. In practical advice books,
like anything else in life, there are no guarantees of income made. Readers are
cautioned to reply on their own judgment about their individual circumstances to
act accordingly.

THE 7 MOST COMMON MISTAKES MADE IN AFFILIATE MARKETING
A Must-Have Guide for All Affiliate Marketers…

For really good money. Many top Internet marketers today still sell affiliate
products, even though they make a killing off of their own. Why? Because it’s
still fantastic money and little effort is required. Now, with that, said, it’s
important to mention that affiliate marketing is no walk in the park, either.
It’s certainly easier than pulling off a massive product launch, but, like
anything else, there are plenty of pitfalls just waiting to consume you and your
money. Do yourself a favor: heed what I say and avoid those pitfalls. In this
section, I will go over the top 7:

Pitfall #1: Choosing a Bad Product to Promote Not all products are created
equal. In fact, that is probably the driving motivation behind your decision to
sell affiliate products: for the most part, you have accepted that there are
plenty of high-quality products already on the market; and, if you create your
own, it might not compare favorably. After all, the commission for selling
affiliate products can be as high as 75% and even more. The creator will deal
with all the after-sales issues and delivery of the end product with any
bonuses that apply to it, you can of course include your own bonuses if you
wish. If you decide to pick your product off of a list on Click bank, select
very carefully. Rather than haphazardly selecting the product with the highest
commission, look for ones that have the highest popularity and gravity ratings.
If a lot of people are buying them often, they must be better than other
products for sale within that niche.

In addition to picking good products within niches, you will also want to look
for good niches. Here’s a stupid tip that will illustrate my point nonetheless:
don’t sell garden hoses in the winter. No one will buy them. Focus on products
that a lot of people want; and if their popularity just surged, now is the best
time to get in the market.

Pitfall #2: Picking a Low Converter

As an affiliate marketer, your goal is to profit from the hard work that others
have done; and from the money, they have spent on copywriters, product
developers, and software. If you select a product that underutilizes these
advantages, you are likely to benefit less. Take, for instance, conversion
rates. Not all product creators hire a top-notch copywriter. In fact, many of
them just write their own copy. Many also don’t hire someone to do graphs for
the sales page. Instead, they try to do their own. The end results? The page
looks hideous, the copy contains major errors, and the product converts poorly.
Don’t believe all those popups saying someone just bought one in La La Land.
Don’t forget you are selling a digital product and there are loads of them on
your computer. It makes me smile when I see hurry up buy now as we only have 5
left! How can that be if it’s a digital product?  Before you start promoting any
particular product, read the sales page carefully and compare it with others. Do
you feel compelled to buy? Did the graphics throw you off? Did the copy fail to
reel you in for the catch? These can all amount to fatal errors for both the
seller and you. You cannot help the seller at this point, but you can avoid his
product and find a better one. Do yourself a favor: choose your products
carefully.

Pitfall #3: Selling Snake Oil for a Snake Oil Salesman.

This pitfall is especially important to avoid if you have a list. All it takes
is one erroneous product promotion and you could end up with a mass exodus from
your list. Again, don’t make this error. Even though you may be tempted to
promote the next “biggest launch,” make sure you don’t buy into just anything.
Several marketers have lamented their choices to promote the Rich Jerk’s latest
offering after list members complained that his sales page was loaded with
profanity and sexist comments. Don’t be one of these guys. Make sure you
carefully inspect anything before you promote it to your list. Unless you happen
to be the Rich Jerk, you probably don’t want people to think you’re just that—a
rich jerk.

Additionally, avoid jumping on the affiliate product bandwagon for major
promotions. Instead, wait until the buzz dies down slightly; and then release a
comprehensive review (something most affiliate marketers do not provide) of the
product. This has a much better chance of getting sales for you, and it will
also help you to maintain credibility.
Last, avoid promoting products that make outrageous and fallacious claims. As
Carl Sagan once said “Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.” In
most cases, these snake oil peddlers cannot provide you with any extraordinary
evidence, but they do make the claims. Avoid promoting them and becoming
associated with them.

Pitfall: #4 Picking Products that Offer Meagre Commissions

If you’re marketing to a list of people, they’re only going to consider so many
products and offers in a given period of time, so select the ones you promote
wisely. If you promote something that only generates a 25% commission for you,
then you’re spending a lot of time to earn very little. In reality, you could
probably find a similar product that offers a 50% or 75% commission. In terms of
the actual dollar value of the commission – don’t sweat that as much. While many
top name Internet marketers now say that they concentrate on promoting
high-ticket items (since only a few sales will generate a lot of money), you can
still make a killing selling relatively cheap reports. The rising popularity of
the $7 report is a testament to this fact. Think about it a $7 report bought by
hundreds and thousands of people. The low price will attract the masses and
often
that is where the money is. So, avoid the cheapo sellers, but don’t worry as
much about the price.

Pitfall #5: Failing to Collect Leads

Always, always, always capture leads. Rather than generating traffic through
pay-per-click, search engine optimization, and other methods and then sending
that traffic to your affiliate link, you should make an effort to convert them
into a list of members first. Why? Two reasons: simple mathematical reasoning
and the collective experience of many marketers. The simple mathematical
reasoning goes something like this: virtually everyone who would have purchased
the product will opt in to your mailing list. And many who definitely would not
have purchased the product will opt in to your mailing list. {Hope that makes
sense} Instead of converting at a rate of around 1-3% (in
affiliate sales), you will convert between 15% and 40% of visitors (to your
mailing list). From there, you will get the chance to contact the willing buyers
and the more reluctant. Additionally, once they’re on a list, this is no longer
a one-off effort. You get the chance to market to them again and again for
months or even years. Before your customer buys, he or she may need to see your
product many times in a promotional email.As a marketer, one of the best tools
you have available is your list. Always, always, always use your list over the
one-off sale. So, get them to join your subscriber's list and you can sell to
them over and over again.[/ls_lockbuilders]

Pitfall #6: Ignoring the Importance of Timeliness.[/ls_lockbuilders]

In business in general, the quick often outcompete those endowed with greater
resources. Today, Google is no longer a small company with meager revenues, but
in the past, it emerged from nowhere to outcompete massively well-endowed
rivals; and it did so with cunning. How does this apply to you? Successful
affiliate product promotion requires you to do more than simply slap an
affiliate link in an email and send it out to a couple of thousand people. If
you expect them to actually buy, your email should be
newsworthy – not promotional. Think about that a little more make it interesting
and newsworthy and not just sell sell sell. If you can genuinely write your
email as if it were a news announcement, you are far more likely to draw
interest than if you send a link to an Internet marketing eBook that was written
in 1998 and wasn’t particularly popular then. You need to find product launches
that qualify as an “event.” Find something so big that people follow the event
and comment on it. If you can find such a product
(say, the iPhone of Internet marketing products), it is critical that you
engineer your own build-up and release, centered on the build-up and release of
the product. You will want to make sure that your list members purchase from
you, rather than from another list owner. To make it short and sweet: pay
attention to the clock and the calendar. If there’s a big launch coming up, you
need to capitalize on it quickly. There may not be a second window for
opportunity. So, take it when you have it.

Pitfall #7: Ignore Important Numbers

Many affiliate marketers fail to make many of the small—yet important—
calculations needed in order to run a business and ensure you are in profit. For
instance, many affiliate marketers will completely ignore the portion Click bank
extracts from each sale. Instead, they’ll simply look at the price and the
commission. Additionally, many will ignore conversion rates, pay-per-click bids,
and the amount of time they put into projects. They’ll also fail to make
realistic estimates of how much promotional efforts will cost; and how much of a
risk they’ll be. They’ll glaze over all of these minor details and devote the
majority of their time to daydreaming about the riches they will rake in.
Unfortunately, affiliate marketing doesn’t work like that. If you’re paying too
much for traffic; if your conversion rates are too low; if you put too much time
into projects that don’t have high yields – the outcome is bad. Your numbers
won’t add up. At the end of the day, month, or year, you may end up in debt,
rather than profit. And since you’re a sole proprietor, not a CEO of a
corporation, that means you don’t get paid at all. Even worse, you might lose
some of your own money that you worked hard to get.

Conclusion, So how does all of this come together? As you read, there are seven
common pitfalls in affiliate marketing. If you fall into them, your affiliate
marketing will
put you in debt, rather than making you wealthy. So how can you avoid these
traps, make better decisions, and ultimately become wealthy via affiliate
marketing? First, start by selecting products that are actually good. As I
mentioned previously, a low-demand product will make few sales, no matter how
hard you try to promote it. If the demand isn’t there, you can’t create it.
Don’t try. Next, within the niches that are in high demand, look for a product
that is actually a winner. Find something that converts very well. You can do
this by looking for high-popularity, high-gravity products on Click bank. You
can also do this by scanning sales pages to find ones with extraordinarily
compelling copy, good bonuses, and reasonable prices. In addition to choosing a
product that is likely to convert well, you will also want to make sure that the
claims are reasonable and that the seller is credible. One bad product could
seriously knock you down a few pegs with your list members. Making a single sale
and losing an otherwise repeat buyer is rarely worth it. Once you start
generating traffic for your affiliate marketing campaigns, remember to drive it
to an opt-in form – NOT to your affiliate link. If you send the person directly
to an affiliate link, you are likely to never hear from that person again,
whether or not it results in a sale. Collecting leads is critically important.
If you fail to do so—as many affiliate marketers do—you are leaving a lot of
money on the table relative to the amount you are spending. Last, do yourself a
favor and keep track of conversion rates, bid prices, commission rates, product
broker fees, and all the other little numbers that affiliate marketers prefer to
ignore. Knowing, understanding, and tweaking these numbers could be the
difference between profit and debt. You can ignore them if you want, but doing
so will not improve your business. With all of that said, you’re now ready to
take a crack at affiliate marketing. There are a lot of risks involved, but you
already know the big seven; avoid these, and you’ll sail through into profit,
following the trail of past super affiliates. Use Social Media such as Facebook
Instagram etc. Join groups on Facebook and contribute as some of these groups
have tens of thousands of subscribers.

I wish you well with your endeavors into making money in this ever-changing
world.

Best Wishes and good luck.
John Griffiths



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