Affiliate Link to Squeeze Page

I did read it twice, and I'm not sure you know what you're asking.

You can set up a squeeze page on your domain, it can look however you want it to. A squeeze page is meant to capture email addresses.

Then, with the mailing list you've built through your squeeze page, you send the affiliate links.

You can't "make" an affiliate link from someone else's product...you will have to use there's.

Now...if you're using clickbank...you can link directly to the checkout page like this: http://product#.affiliate_vendor.pay.clickbank.net

That's about the only way you can make a "customized" affiliate link.

However, you're affiliate cookie will not be set using that method.

Ask the vendor for a direct link to a salespage and tell them you want to promote their product not build their list.

The only reason to generate traffic for other people's squeezepages is if you're getting paid money for the leads, eg. insurance / finance offers and the like via PPA network as some of them will pay you $10 per lead.

Go to GoDaddy, buy a domain name create your squeeze page. When a user opts in have it directed to the 2nd page of the offer you are promoting so it skips over there squeeze page.

and if you want to keep it where the domain says: YOURBOUGHTDOMAIN.com/offer search html i frame and do it that way.

I think that answers what your asking?

You're really going about this backwards. Forget the affiliate link, drive that traffic to your affiliate website where they can see what you're about and opt into your list. You should have good content and an opt in form in the sidebar.

If you don't have much content on your site, or you have no site, then you can try driving that traffic to a squeeze page.

The bottom line is that you want to funnel people into your email list. You then want to cultivate a good customer relationship with those subscribers, pre-sell them on whatever it is that you are going to sell to them, and then send them on over to your affiliate link.

(Make sure that that link goes to a sales page too. If the affiliate link goes to a squeeze page, then dump that product and find a better one)

Just do this. Get a domain name. Create your squeeze page. And direct all traffic AFTER they optin to a "Thank You Page" with your affiliate link on it. Or just send them directly to your affiliate line AFTER optin. That's the simple formula.

You will want to drive the traffic to your own squeeze page before redirecting them to your affiliate link. This way you will have their details and you will still be able to follow up with them through email.

What I like to do is to create my own thank you page where I will place a banner or image on the thank you page. I will place that as an extra bonus and most of them are fine that they will be redirected to another squeeze page when they click on it as you have mention that it is extra bonus.

Hope this is useful to you.

Just make a squeeze page on your own domain that is a duplicate of the affiliate offer's squeeze page, and when people put in their email have it redirect them to your affiliate link.

First I would contact your network and get an affiliate directly to the sales letter and not a squeeze page. Then you would just drive traffic to your squeeze page and the redirect when the visitor clicks the submit button will be your affiliate link to the network sales letter.

If you can't get a new affiliate link directly to the sales letter then It gets a little harder.

You use your affiliate link to the network squeeze page and then check your computer's browser to get a copy of the cookie it sets.

Also fill out the form on the squeeze page so you will be taken to the network's sales letter. Copy the url of the sales letter.

Then go to rent-a-coder or freelancer and get a programmer to make a javascript that will set the exact same cookie when someone comes to a page with the javascript on it.

This should only cost $25 to $35.

Put that javascript on your squeeze page and have the redirect of your autoresponder form go to the network sales letter that you copied earlier.

Now you have successfully by passed the network squeeze page and will still get credit for any sales.

I believe this is the answer to the round about question you were asking, which is...

You want to put your squeeze page in place of the network squeeze page and still set the network cookie to get credit for any sales.

I hope this has been helpful,
Steve Yakim