C. Find products and services to promote
Many affiliate networks exist to connect merchants with affiliate site publishers who can help sell their goods. Companies such as:
· Google AdSense, which doesn't require your involvement to result in a sale. Your income is realized on a pay-per-click basis, just for leading your traffic to click to a merchant's site. PPC affiliate programs pay a lot less than programs where your referral must result in a sale. Keep in mind that a site peppered with ads and no authority or trust can look and feel like spam, and you won't get good results.
A. Create a website or blog
To start as an affiliate marketer, you
must have a site on which to place links to the products or services you
recommend. There are many inexpensive website services such as Hostgator and GoDaddy(http://www.godaddy.com/). It's also easy to
set up a free blog through services such as Google's Blogger blog network. I
also use Namecheap for domains and Hostnine (get a reseller account) for hosting.
But it's not easy as it seems :(
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