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How many affiliate programs are you a member of?...
By multimastery
@multimastery (1195)
United States
April 23, 2009 4:06pm CST
I have signed up for soooo many affiliate programs over the years that I have lost count. It has to at least be about a cool 100! But only a small percentage of them have made me any money. The others have just fallen by the wayside. Some just didn't last long, some didn't pay out as promised and some were just a flat-out scam or joke! Today I am definitely more selective when choosing which affiliate programs I involve myself with. I research everything and really need to know What's In It For Me and if I have a real chance at getting it within a reasonable time. Just because affiliate programs are free to join you are still investing your valuable time and effort in promoting it.
So How many affiliate programs are you a member of?
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@tdemex (3540)
• United States
23 Apr 09
Huh!
Funny you should ask that right now I'm on my 4th,5th and 6th! LOL! And not making any $$$$ yet! Duh! I've been surfing 9 TE's every day for 3 hrs. to get credits for promos. I belong to 4 different safelists and E-mail about 3000 a week thru them. I'm getting hits but no cash buyers as of yet. Luckly I've only spent $40.. so far and I am doing research on these? Why what ya got in mind I'm good at promoting any thing as you see. I'm laid off and have nothing else to do. I've made my own splash pages and web pages of the free sort and they work as far as people looking, but not buying. I'm open, what cha got?
tdemex
Funny you should ask that right now I'm on my 4th,5th and 6th! LOL! And not making any $$$$ yet! Duh! I've been surfing 9 TE's every day for 3 hrs. to get credits for promos. I belong to 4 different safelists and E-mail about 3000 a week thru them. I'm getting hits but no cash buyers as of yet. Luckly I've only spent $40.. so far and I am doing research on these? Why what ya got in mind I'm good at promoting any thing as you see. I'm laid off and have nothing else to do. I've made my own splash pages and web pages of the free sort and they work as far as people looking, but not buying. I'm open, what cha got? tdemex@multimastery (1195)
• United States
23 Apr 09
Honestly tdemex I didn't start making any real online income until I started writing content like articles and reviews and stuff like that. True enough i make some dollars scattered here & there from other various affiliate program -- but to start making hundreds of dollars instead of chump change I had to start writing. At first i tried to avoid it because I thought it would be hard and I just didn't wanna do it. But after I saw the re$ults that i was getting from it I got into it more $-) Now I realize it's nothing hard at all about writing. It's just like writing a post here at MyLot but adding a more stuff here & there. When I stopped looking at writing as writing and started looking at writing as Communicating ~ that's when the process became easier. (You can check my profile and there's a banner link to a program called HubPages. Highly recommended)
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