One Hour Affiliate Program
By Jeanette | July 27, 2010
One of the most difficult tasks most people face is setting up and managing an affiliate program – particularly in 1ShoppingCart! That’s why you’ll find the One Hour Affiliate Program so helpful and refreshing.
In just one hour per day you can set up your affiliate program, provide the tools and education your affiliates need and get on to the process of recruiting and motivating more affiliates. This combination of step-by-step video tutorials, along with checklists and ready-to-use tools, provides the best possible combination for you and your affiliates.
Customers love the one-hour format! It’s fast to consume, easy to use, and provides only the steps they need to take without a lot of the extra fluff often found in other products. We’re getting rave reviews on the entire One Hour series, so you’ll want to start promoting those today! Pick up your affiliate tools – add a banner to your blog, tweet about it. Let’s get more One Hour users buying from you!
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One Hour Shopping Cart
By Jeanette | July 17, 2010
If ever there was a much-needed program, it’s our new One Hour Shopping Cart. After all, there are thousands of people already paying for a shopping cart they don’t know how to use! And those who DO use it are only using about one-tenth of its power.
That’s exactly why I created the One Hour Shopping Cart program – to teach the basics & beyond.
There are already more than 30 how-to videos in the member site for this program and more are added as the participants ask questions. In fact, they get 60 days of free answers, just for signing up for the program! It’s a great bonus.
So if you haven’t taken advantage of the One Hour Shopping Cart – do it today. For yourself AND your customers!
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Tweets Added To Affiliate Toolbox
By Jeanette | February 12, 2010
I just added some quick tweets you can use to promote the Internet Marketing QuickStart. As you’ll recall, this is the primary method for getting someone started online. So while it is a free report, it cookies the visitor with your affiliate ID so that anything they purchase from the report is credited to your account.
Pick up the new tweets from the IMQS toolbox.
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Toolboxes Updated
By Jeanette | December 30, 2009
I’ve just added more tools (especially banners) to the affiliate toolboxes for the following products:
Add the 125 x 125 ads to the sidebar of your blog. Just add a widget and copy and paste the code from the toolbox. The banner will appear immediately!
Add the 468 x 60 ads to the main body of your blog or to a website.
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FAQ: Banned URL?
By Jeanette | September 27, 2009
Here’s a question from a concerned affiliate:
I tried posting my link on facebook and it said people have complained about banned substance in the link. Have you had anyone else encounter that problem?
If you have that problem, first look at your link. If you are using a shortening service like budurl.com it is most likely that that is culprit. Thousands of people use that service each day and you can imagine how many knowingly and unknowingly send unwanted information (aka spam) to people on Facebook with that URL.
To see whether it’s the REAL url or the shortening URL, post a comment with the full original url. In almost all cases you’ll find that is just fine and it IS the shortening URL that has caused the problem.
To resolve the problem you can:
- Use a different shortening service and see if their reputation is still clean.
- Purchase a domain and redirect it to your affiliate link. This is great for products you recommend on a regular basis.
- Purchase one domain from which you do all of your redirects, such as JeanetteRecommends. Then you can set up individual pages for each product you recommend and you won’t be competing with others who may be spamming with a link shortening service.
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Tip: Use The Product
By Jeanette | July 10, 2009
One of the easiest ways to sell a product is to consume a product. It’s much easier to tell people what’s good about a product when you’re using it yourself. If you don’t generally do this, it’s time to start.
I highly recommend you sign up for the $1 webinar for the DotCom Jumpstart, if you haven’t already done so. Watch the video. Then use the email on “better than I expected” in the affiliate toolbox to promote the $1 webinar replay. It will be easier when you feel like it’s coming from you.
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How to create a link to a specific TechTamers page
By Jeanette | July 5, 2009
WARNING: This is an advanced topic – and not one you need to use early in your affiliate marketing career. So don’t stress if you don’t immediately see the need for or understand this process.
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Where is my affiliate link?
By Jeanette | July 5, 2009
There are several things to learn as you navigate your way through an affiliate program like the one we have at TechTamers. Here are the short explanations – and the fastest way to get your link and start making MONEY!
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PPC + TT = Success
By Jeanette | July 4, 2009
One of the fastest ways to promote an affiliate product is to use pay-per-click (PPC) advertising. PPC ads are those 4-line ads that show up on the right side of the search results in all of the major search engines.
Rather than your having to start from scratch, I’ve provided some PPC ads ready for your use in the affiliate toolboxes for many of the TechTamers’ products.
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Ready To Use Affiliate Tools
By Jeanette | July 4, 2009
did you notice the number of tools in the affiliate toolbox you looked at yesterday? Take a look at http://OrganizeYourOnlineBusiness.com/toolbox
In each product’s toolbox, I’ve tried to provide a variety of tools you can use – from banners to emails to articles to just plain links.
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