Don't Make This Mistake...New Affiliate

Written by Michelle Cobbs


Don't Make This Mistake...New Affiliate Copyright 2004 By Michelle Cobbs

Joining more than 2 programs at a time is something you don't want to do. I did this when I started as an Affiliate. If I were to advise a 'newbie' getting involved online I would tell them to promote, market or endorse only '1' product or service at a time.

Why?

You should concentrate your energies on one thing at a time. Having 10, 20 or 30 diferent affiliate programs floating all over is notrepparttar way to go. Take it from someone who knows.

A plan is to start with 1 or 2 programs, you want to duplicaterepparttar 102335 success you have fromrepparttar 102336 first program torepparttar 102337 second, third or twentyrepparttar 102338 key is to do that over and over again. Once you haverepparttar 102339 formula down it will work with anything you do.

I regret not doing this today, I am an affiliate for over 100 programs believe me there is no way I can effective endorse all of them inrepparttar 102340 manner I should.

The 3 Rules to maximizing profits from banner ads!

Written by Derek Arnold


Placing those ads on your site are designed to do just one thing, make you andrepparttar advertiser money. No it’s not rocket science but there is a science to doing it right.

There are 3 simple rules to follow and you will convert those ads intorepparttar 102334 revenue you intended them to be when you decided to place them inrepparttar 102335 first place.

1.Don’t sell Viagra to pregnant women! – Basically what this means is that each page on your site probably offers something different than allrepparttar 102336 other pages on your site, otherwise you would have terrible redundancy on your site and that would be bad, but that’s for another discussion. Let’s say you have a site offers travel services, and this particular page is about a certain destination that you offer. Then your ads should fitrepparttar 102337 page, an offer such as “Home Loans”, or “Grocery Coupons” would be what is know as “Shotgun Marketing”, which basically means that you are just firing an ad at there and praying that someone who sees it will be interested. This click and buy ratio will prove to be VERY disappointing. A proper ad such as “discount air tickets”, or “Travel Insurance” will produce a much higher, click and buy ratio, this is what is referred to as “Target Marketing”. Remember,repparttar 102338 internet is a spontaneous buying medium, so whenrepparttar 102339 visitor is on that particular page, this is whenrepparttar 102340 interest in this particular subject is at it’s peak! They are already thinking travel, you are offering themrepparttar 102341 “Up sell”, meaning you not changingrepparttar 102342 visitors train of thought, your offer is just blending in.

2.Putrepparttar 102343 steak inrepparttar 102344 middle, and leaverepparttar 102345 salad onrepparttar 102346 side! – Where do you place you banners? Onrepparttar 102347 side? Atrepparttar 102348 bottom ofrepparttar 102349 page? Somewhere betweenrepparttar 102350 “I’m offering this for free” and “Look at my fancy graphics” area ofrepparttar 102351 page? Obviouslyrepparttar 102352 most profitable place to setrepparttar 102353 banner is onrepparttar 102354 top ofrepparttar 102355 page, and is highly recommended if that space is available! Most ofrepparttar 102356 time website owners have reserved that spot for they’re own offers andrepparttar 102357 like. The second best place on a page is just before your startrepparttar 102358 page content. An animated 468 x 60 banner should be centered and placed just before you begin your page content. Remember these banners are what pay you money to keep your site going, and if all goes right, some change in your pocket. Move other items on your site torepparttar 102359 side and make room for those banners. Banners placed insiderepparttar 102360 test ofrepparttar 102361 page content (not atrepparttar 102362 end) would berepparttar 102363 third option.

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