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20 Affiliate Marketing Insider Techniques

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Affiliate marketing is one of the easiest strategies to start an online business.
That’s probably why a lot of information is available on the Net about affiliate marketing, much of it for free. And that may also be the reason why affiliate marketing is an immense business and still is growing every day. Even so that, once fully exploited, it has become a complex and diverse industry.

The typical learning curve of an affiliate marketer, from starting out to getting very seasoned, is from promoting many products to limiting yourself to only a few, but promote them better and more efficiently. Such maturation is based on experience of what works -and even what works better- and what doesn’t work so well. That is, unless some seasoned affiliate marketer tells you his insider secrets (and yes, such a resource available in here, read on).

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Besides that learning curve, there are also new technical opportunities that you want to try out. For example, when they became available some years ago, I’ve experienced a lot with merchant RSS feeds to create online shops and offers fitting remarkably well into my articles. A great resource to start experimenting with this is 5 Star Affiliate Programs from Linda Buquet. She’s a very helpful person when it comes to affiliate marketing.

The development of great keyword research tools is another example.
Now that Overture isn’t available anymore, lots of marketers wonder where to go now to research their keywords. One of the best resources still is Wordtracker, an extremely instructive and very trustworthy keyword resource tool. But there are others like Keyword Discovery and Spyfu.
Google Adwords helps you search for keywords based on relevance and even suggests keywords you can use.
With these research tools, you can create keyword-rich ads, links and even articles that will bring in the right traffic to promote your affiliate products.

The development of blogs has opened other ways to generate traffic to your affiliate promotions and capturing email addresses is another biggie. I could write a lot about that issue here, but this morning I
found a highly interesting blog post from Courtney Tuttle, Introduction to Lead Blogging, discussing this topic. Read what Court has to say. Interesting.

Of course you only promote products that you’ve used yourself and are very satisfied about. You may then create your own little viral reports, discussing the problem that your affiliate product solves and
add some ins and outs about how you managed to do that using the product. Of course your reports link back to the products you promote.
Such reports can be created in a flash.

Of course you don’t forget to use trackers to discover where your traffic is coming from and to redirect readers of your reports to the right web pages. If a destination URL changes over time, trackers make it easy to change the links in your reports.

These are only a few advanced affiliate marketing strategies. There are more!
From a Super Affiliate. That’s an affiliate who can sell a LOT more of an affiliate product than an average affiliate.

My good friend Willie Crawford is one. As an example, in one recent product launch, he sold over $60,000 worth of a course in the 27 hours that it was available for purchase.

Willie wrote a great report unveiling 20 insider affiliate techniques. It’s yours, free.
All you have to do is subscribe to my feed or update list, which you can find at the top right of the sidebar and you get instructions on how to grab your copy of

20 Insider Techniques Of A “Super Affiliate”

Read it and implement these techniques.
Then come back and let me know what you think of it.
Post your comments below.

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14 Responses To: “20 Affiliate Marketing Insider Techniques“

Justin Briggs says:
April 30th, 2008 at 1:27 am

I just recently got into blogging, for the sake of blogging, but I’ve had a few affiliate sites for a while.

I’m starting to get into Google ads, but I’ve had great luck with my affiliate sites. I can make a couple hundred off a site a month with just a little effort per site.

And I love Court’s posts. I haven’t read that one yet because I’ve been busy, but I’ll go check it out.


Rostyslav says:
April 30th, 2008 at 2:19 am

Very well written
I have decided to lay my hands on Affiliate marketing after reading your post..:)


Sandy Allen says:
April 30th, 2008 at 8:21 am

Thanks for the article - I am just now considering affiliate advertising on my blog when I detect non-local traffic.


Brennan Kingsland says:
April 30th, 2008 at 8:35 am

Thanks for a well-written article and the resources.

I’ve been afraid to try affiliate marketing, figured I’d screw it up. But I guess I’ll bite the bullet and DO IT!


Raymond Chua says:
April 30th, 2008 at 8:48 am

Thanks for the article, Case.

Currently, I earn money through affiliate marketing.


Case Stevens says:
April 30th, 2008 at 9:49 am

Thanks all.
Yes, you definitely should try affiliate marketing! It’s not that difficult at all. Just use the free guide and you’ll get there.


Green says:
April 30th, 2008 at 8:59 pm

Affiliate marketing can be a wonderful source of revenue. Some lines of business will make a better fit, and some industries deliberately restrict affiliate sales but you won’t know until you try.


Jeff says:
May 2nd, 2008 at 2:54 pm

Thanks a ton for this advice with the article. I am just starting to realize how profitable affiliate marketing can be.


Helder says:
May 3rd, 2008 at 4:59 pm

I’ve mostly been into ppc advertising, but have been doing some research on affiliate marketing - this helped a ton. many thanks.


Trent Brownrigg says:
May 5th, 2008 at 2:02 pm

Very good information. I have been affiliate marketing for exactly 5 years now so I know it can be a great way to make money. Your 20 tips are right on!

And Courtney Tuttle and Willie Crawford are two IM’ers I follow very closely.


Dan W. says:
May 8th, 2008 at 6:22 am

Good tips - like Trent I’ve been affiliate marketing for a few years now and it’s a great way to make money.


Josh says:
May 11th, 2008 at 5:12 pm

Here is a good way to make your affiliate links go viral: Write a good, quality article on the topic that you are targeting. Then put affiliate links that are relavant to your topic in the article and submit it to a publisher like “ezine articles”. When people put your articles on their website, your links get traffic for free! Make sure that the article has content that people will want to read.

By the way Case, I really like this blog, keep up the good work!

My blog has interesting marketing ideas and tips as well.


Case Stevens says:
May 12th, 2008 at 5:04 am

@Josh EzineArticles.com don’t allow links within your articles. Probably soon, if they’re not already implementing this, all the other directories will follow that, so this tactic is outdated.


Josh says:
May 14th, 2008 at 7:18 pm

Case is right, I checked EzineArticles’s TOS.

“You declare that you will not send in any articles with direct affiliate links in them. We reject articles with direct affiliate links.”

Goes to show that you should always check the TOS before trying something!

Sorry for any misunderstanding.


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