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Any Good (but FREE) MLM/Network Marketing Affilliate Programs?

by holdem8
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Hi peeps....


I would like to look for good converting affiliate programs to advertise on my website downline .com. Can anybody with good experience on this please advice?

Most of the affiliate programs require me to buy their products or join their service first before I can sell their product. I think this is absurd.

Would appreciate your help on this....cheers!
#affilliate #free #good #marketing #mlm or network #programs
  • Profile picture of the author wbnetwork
    Originally Posted by honestbizpro View Post

    Hi holdem8,

    Why would you want to promote anything to anyone that you would not invest in yourself? Your prospects may consider that to be absurd.
    I agree, there are a lot of great programs out there, but you need to be involved with that one that you promote.
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  • Profile picture of the author holdem8
    Originally Posted by honestbizpro View Post

    Hi holdem8,

    Why would you want to promote anything to anyone that you would not invest in yourself? Your prospects may consider that to be absurd.
    Yea, I thought about that. You see, I am a domain investor and I bought this domain. I am not a MLM marketer so, I don't really know much about MLM. I just want to populate the domain with good content and monetize it....peace
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    • Profile picture of the author Loren Woirhaye
      There are some ebooks and things like that on Clickbank about
      network marketing and MLM. You can promote those - though
      you will pretty much be funneling leads into the author's network
      marketing business while you make a small 1-time commission.

      You can join many network marketing companies like one I work
      with for under $100 a year without purchasing the product. Not
      owning the product yourself is not very persuasive to your
      customers but you can always use the old salesman's dodge:
      "Mr. Prospect, I would buy this product myself if I could afford it."

      Just kidding.

      There are some really pretty inexpensive MLMs out there like GDI.
      I don't like that company's product much but it is easy to recruit
      paying members into it. The profits are tiny unless you build a
      large organization. The program is popular in some countries
      where a dollar a month profit per customer is a big deal.
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