Affiliate Marketing Crash Course MRR Ebook With Audio

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Four Parties of the Affiliate Marketing System

The Merchant: The merchant is known as the creator of the product, the seller of the product, the brand, the vendor, or the retailer. This is who creates the product. It can be a big company like Dell, who manufactures personal computers, or an individual.

Anyone can be the merchant behind an affiliate marketing program, from the solo entrepreneurs, to the startups, to gigantic Fortune 500 companies. They can be anyone who has a product to sell.

The Affiliate: This party can be a single individual or an entire company, that helps to market the products of the merchant. An affiliate marketing business can produce several hundred dollars in commissions every month to tens of millions.

This part of the system is where the marketing happens. The affiliate promotes one or more of the merchant’s products, trying to attract and convince potential customers of the value of the product in hopes that they will end up purchasing it.

This can be accomplished through a review blog of the merchant’s products or through an entire site that is dedicated to finding products that are related to a particular topic and promoting the affiliate products.

The Consumer: The consumer is what makes the affiliate system work. Without their purchases, there wouldn’t be any commissions to be earned, and no revenue would be shared.

The affiliate markets the products to the consumer through the channels that they see fit. This can be through digital billboards, social media, or a search engine using a blog and content marketing.

The Network: The network works as an intermediary between the merchant and the affiliate. While technically, you could promote a merchant’s product and arrange a direct revenue sharing system with them, having a network like Jvzoo or ClickBank handles the payment for and delivery of the product, eliminating the hassle.
Sometimes, in order to even promote a product, affiliates have to go through an affiliate network.

When it comes to the affiliate marketing system, you can choose to become a merchant and have others market your products in exchange for a commission on the completed sales, or you can become an affiliate marketer, promoting products in order to make money.

While most people decide to take the affiliate marketer route, building enough traffic to make an income that makes it worth your while, isn’t easy, or quick.

Becoming an Affiliate Marketer in 4 Steps

There are four steps that you need to take in order to become an affiliate marketer.

Step 1: Review Products in Your Niche

The first step to building a business as an affiliate marketer is deciding on your niche. This step is critical to your success, so don’t ignore it.

When you are starting out as an affiliate marketer, don’t try to find a “secret niche” that no one else is marketing. Instead, start with what you are familiar with and what has the most offers.

When choosing your niche, you want to make sure you do your research. Here are three things you can do to help you find your niche.

Look at popular affiliate networks like JVZoo, ClickBank, or Commission Junction.

Head to YouTube and look for keywords that may be used for the niche you are contemplating.

Use Google to do the same keyword search.

Keep in mind, if you aren’t able to find any other affiliates in that niche, the chances are high that you are probably focusing on the wrong niche.

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- Year Released/Circulated: 2021
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