Don't leave easy affiliate income on the table...
Published: Sun, 10/08/17
I'm writing this as a general note to everyone on my list. Some of you buy PLR and others of you write it. No matter which you are, there's a place for everyone here and we can all help each other succeed! I just want to encourage you to become an affiliate of Wordfeeder. I thought I'd share a tip, since it took me a little while to figure it out as a new affiliate myself.
You may wonder why you'd ever want to share links to Wordfeeder's freebie offers. How do you get paid if someone signs up for a free product? Well, I'll tell you how. Next time that same person buys, it starts up your LIFETIME commissions on every sale that's made through your affiliate link. We're talking HALF, people. HALF of every sale you bring my way. ("Half, Eddie! I want half!!")
I'll explain again because I didn't get it for a while. If you manage to attract someone to a FREE offer on my site, and then they sign up, you still win. That's because the freebie seekers often become customers. So even though you don't get the initial signup, you DO get half of EVERY order they place after that.
This is why all those marketing people seem so eager to grow their lists by way of opt-in freebies. Not, not everyone turns into a customer. But many do! So it's worth a try, and all it takes is you grabbing a quick link and pasting it into an email that you send to your people.
I hope you'll try it and see how it works!
In fact, here's a list of our most current freebie offers for you to share via your blog, email list and social media.
Don't share these links, they're just for you to get to know the inventory. Sign up as an affiliate, and look for these products in your Text Links area.
THEN grab your unique aff link and start making money!
Free Breastfeeding Content
Free Cell Phone Etiquette Articles
Free Essential Oils Q&A Content
Free Keto-Friendly and Low Carb Breakfast Recipes
Free Articles on How to Grow an Online Business by Publishing Articles
I wish you a happy and peaceful weekend.
Dina at Wordfeeder