Need some Answers Regarding Affiliate Marketing

You can but you have to go about it with a different approach, As set a fanpage up on that type of product collect emails then mail them your offer.

I dont want to collect the emails but want to know the way to direct link it.

Hey harrysehgal12,

Facebook does not allow direct linking to an affiliate product. But it is ways

around that as stated above, you can use an image ad and direct link it to your

fan page and from there have your fan page setup like a squeeze page.

Then you can use a free auto responder(paid one is recommended) but since you just
want to send them to an offer you will need to go about it like this.

After they enter their email have the auto responder direct them straight to your affiliate offer.

I believe plenty of fish allows you to direct link aswell.

Your plan has some big holes in it. Supposing the ad coupon works, what will you do when the ad credit runs out? Buy another coupon? It doesn't really work this way, and Facebook will close your ad account(s).

And running the traffic straight to an offer is a hit and miss, most times a miss.

The very least thing you can do is set up a fan page, post some cool insights that show off your expertise and make people share them (which will create a small viral effect) and every once in a while recommend an affiliate product that you have reviewed.

The cost per click is way less if you're driving it to a fan page then a website, and you have a chance to follow up with the people who liked your page.

It takes time, patience and analytical skills to make a campaign profitable. Otherwise, you're just throwing away money (even if it's "free" coupon money).

The same thing applies to other ad networks. If you don't presell the visitor and build at least couple of landing pages and ad variations, you won't become a successful affiliate marketer.

-Gabriel

You would be better off spending your time learning free traffic methods. Beginners always lose money on PPC, always. Until you have a better understanding and some experience, keep your money in your pocket.

Then don't try to do affiliate marketing, Harry: find another business model. Maybe CPA? And especially don't try to sell ClickBank products: that isn't a formula for success or happiness. The proportion of people who set out in affiliate marketing who end up making profits from it is rather small. To try to do that without building a list is just stacking the deck against yourself to a ridiculous extent. You're a brave man, if you try it, anyway: I wouldn't. I wish you very good luck with your soon-to-be-started CPA business (or whatever) instead.

Don't link directly to the offer, it isn't allowed and won't convert well. It's much better to set up a simple site promoting the product(s). Write some quality reviews about them, and drive the traffic to the site using the Facebook coupon and though other social media sites and forums.

You can try it and see what happens but, I think it is easier said than done.