How to Approach Business Relationships in Affiliate Marketing

Written by Clay Mabbitt


The size ofrepparttar audience that can be reached withrepparttar 108836 Internet makes affiliate marketing not only possible, but profitable. Because you can reach such a large number of people with so little effort, it’s easy to neglect building relationships withrepparttar 108837 people you interact with in your business. This is a common mistake for novices and veterans torepparttar 108838 affiliate industry alike.

Successful public speakers know that just because you are talking to a large group of people does not mean that you cannot connect with them as individuals. Any audience has common fears, hopes, or circumstances. Focusing on these common threads allows you to addressrepparttar 108839 entire group, but make each of them feel understood as a single person.

The Affiliate Manager Relating to Affiliates. It’s vital that a manager utilize tools that allow him or her to quickly ascertain how affiliates are performing and what guidance they might need. A generic guide explaining ho to get started with an affiliate program is a good start, but affiliates will also need someone to step in and offer coaching and encouragement that relates directly to their strengths and weaknesses. Without a relationship such as this, there is nothing to stoprepparttar 108840 successful affiliates from jumping ship when a competing program decides to start a bidding war on affiliate commissions. Affiliates who are only moderately successful are likely to simply give up and tell their friends affiliate marketing is a scam.

The relationship is vital to affiliates, whether they realize it or not. The manager has a great deal of knowledge aboutrepparttar 108841 product and what makes it sell. No one is in a better position to show an affiliate what people are currently doing to be successful withrepparttar 108842 program and what specific changes could be made to improve profitability thanrepparttar 108843 affiliate manager.

"The Lowdown: How To Create And Send HTML Email"

Written by Steve Shaw


The Lowdown: How To Create And Send HTML Email Copyright © 2004 Steve Shaw

I am frequently asked how to create and send HTML email, usually with regard to how to broadcast it to a mailing list. This article presentsrepparttar various options available to you.

How to create HTML email:

Creatingrepparttar 108835 content of an HTML email is very similar to how you would create a basic web page. Just use your normal web page editor, such as FrontPage or Dreamweaver (or even Notepad can be used, in conjunction with a browser to previewrepparttar 108836 code), and construct a web page inrepparttar 108837 normal way, saving it as an .html or .htm file.

You may consider creating an HTML email template that you can use as a basis for all your future HTML emails. If so, once you're happy withrepparttar 108838 basic look, save it and then just open and re-edit for your future emails.

There is an important difference that you need to remember between writing HTML for your web site, and writing HTML for email.

Allrepparttar 108839 URLs in your code need to be absolute, rather than relative, for all links and images, eg. http://www.yourdomain.com/image.gif, rather than something like just image.gif. This also means of course that any images used in your HTML email need to be stored on a web server,repparttar 108840 same as when you use images on a web site.

How to send HTML email:

To sendrepparttar 108841 HTML email to an individual, such as to yourself in order to check on its appearance, you can openrepparttar 108842 web page (i.e.repparttar 108843 HTML email) you have created inrepparttar 108844 latest version of IE (File -> Open...), and then click File -> Send.

However, if you're creating HTML email for use in email marketing, you will normally want to use a completely different tool in order to send it to numerous recipients.

There are two main options to enable you to send email to a mailing list - you can either use some special software on your own computer; or use a web-based solution, either on your own web site, or via a service run by a third party.

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