As a vendor, what's the best way to approach affiliates?

by behnampmdg3

Posted: 9 years ago 8 replies

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Hi

I'm a vendor and I've never worked with affiliates before. Been lucky to have 1 lucky product that made me cash from adwards. Recently decided to release more products.

I wonder where and what is the best way to approach affiliates regarding my new products.

Cheers

#affiliates #approach #vendor

Jamie Thompson 9 years ago

Well..all you really need is a good product and one that converts. Are you doing info products?
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- discrat 9 years ago
  
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- behnampmdg3 9 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Jamie Thompson
  
  Well..all you really need is a good product and one that converts. Are you doing info products?
  
  Yes. One "Get Ex BF Back", one "Gardening for beginners".
  
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greenrim 9 years ago

That is my question also

Appreciate assistance from someone.
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- johnny111 9 years ago
  
  Super interested in this too....someone pls help!!! I have a good phisical product that is selling well atm but as everything it can get better .
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kris299

9 years ago

DOES ANYONE KNOW OF ANY VENDORS IN THE STUDENT LOAN ASSISTANCE VERTICLE.

PLEASE HELP IF YOU DO.

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GlenH

9 years ago

What you need to do is find out who the affiliate are that are promoting your competitors product (or a like product).

Then track them down and contact them and ask them to have a look at your product too.

Of course you have to know how to track these affiliates down in the first place, then you have to know how to ‘pitch’ your product to them, all the while pointing out what’s in it for them.

I have a way to find these affiliates that I use. It involves using a piece of propriety software.

You enter a URL of say a Clickbank product sales page. The software then goes out and finds all the sites that have links pointing back to that Clickbank site.

If there are other sites with links pointing back to that Clickbank site, then it’s highly likely they are affiliates for that product.

You just then contact those site owners there telling them about your product, and why they should be selling it

At the moment I can’t disclose what that software is. I'm bound by secrecy right now