Friday, July 31, 2009
Paid BLOGGING???
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My experience was with prepaid legal. You actually receive an advanced commission which is your commission for that person for the WHOLE year. rather than each commission for the whole month. If someone cancels their membership you WOULD have to pay back the advanced commissions for whatever months remain in their membership. As you see this can be a good thing or a bad thing DEPENDING ON how you SPEND or SAVE your money. As i stated, these are actual businesses that DO WORK. Now, with any business you will need INVESTMENT capitol. Some of these range from a small $30 fee up to the thousands. Naturally i would chose something with a small investment fee or training package(as they are sometimes called). With something like prepaid legal there are often special months where the package is lower. i think We paid about $99 at the time i was working with my uncle. Typically, depending on which plan a customer purchased my comission was between 30-100sum odd dollars. Which isnt bad at all. Its actually really good. Which is why my uncle and his wife have been doing so well with this over the past 5 years or more.
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Thursday, July 30, 2009
My take on things
Exert: BECOME an AFFILIATE?? HUH?
"Almost every large company online has an affiliate program. There are also companies online where all they do is offer other online business a way to have an affiliate program. I call these companies Affiliate Companies.
These Affiliate Companies manage affiliate programs for thousands of online companies and websites. This means that if you have an affiliate account with an Affiliate Company (don't worry, they are completely free), you can advertise for any of the thousands of websites that use the Affiliate Company to manage their affiliate sales. If you want to, you can search Google for affiliate programs just to see how big online marketing currently is.
When you are looking at these Affiliate Companies you will notice two things. They will offer services to both Affiliates and Merchants (also called vendors). Here's the difference between the two:
• Affiliate - Person who promotes a website to receive commission for each product they sell.
• Merchant - Person or company which owns the website being promoted by the affiliates.
Here are a few of the most popular Affiliate Companies
ClickBank - www.clickbank.com - Having an affiliate account with ClickBank will allow you to sell digital products (only available via download) for over 10,000 online businesses. Their commission rates on average run anywhere from 10%-75% per each sale the affiliate makes on that webpage. I highly recommend starting off with ClickBank.
PayDotCom – www.paydotcom.com – PayDotCom is a fairly new affiliate network that is similar to ClickBank. Unlike ClickBank, PayDotCom accepts affiliates from a much broader range of countries and also pays affiliate commissions directly into each affiliate's PayPal account.
Commission Junction - www.cj.com - Having an affiliate account with Commission Junction will allow you to sell mostly physical products (must be shipped to the buyer). A few of the big companies which use them are eBay, Dell, Best Buy and Yahoo, and many more."
An exert on ONLINE MARKETING
What is Online Affiliate Marketing?
Basically, online affiliate marketing is where someone advertises for another person's website and in return the advertiser receives commission for each sale their advertising brings to that website. You are considered an affiliate if you're advertising for a website that you don't own, and you are getting paid for each sale your advertising produces.
Here's an example: Let's say I want to sell computers, but I don't have a website and/or I don't have any computers to sell. Well instead of starting a company, I can just find a company online which already sells computers and offers an affiliate program. Now that I have searched and found a company, I look at what they offer. Let's say they are giving 10% commission on every sale I make. I decide to use that company and I set up my affiliate account with them and they give me a special URL (a web address that will let the company know that it was my advertising which gave them the sale), which I use in my advertisements.
Now I make an advertisement, and display it on Google. Whenever someone sees and clicks on my advertisement it will go to the company's webpage. Let's say that one hundred people click on my text advertisement and one of them buys a computer that cost $1,200. Because that person who bought the computer clicked on my advertisement the company will give me 10% of $1,200 which means that I made $120.00."
This is a simplified way of explaining how the basics work. In one way or another, everything is related to clicking a link. PPC Pay Per CLick. Not necessarily each click but lets say... there are 1000 people clicking a link, 1 person actually buys so in return you are paid commission for that sale. For the actual sale, rather than the click itself. Since you are online, you aren't limited to a specific region. Your site may be seen in Florida, Idaho, or the Himalayas ajjaj. So to speak.