Would You Like To Earn $72 Commission On One Affiliate Product Sale Too? The Secret Tool Is On Sale!

[GuruGazette]

Create and grow a natural looking WordPress shopping site filled with targeted niche affiliate products which can earn $50-$100++ commission per sale... Automatically!

My favorite kind of affiliate websites to create are those which promote tangible niche products people actually buy online. Selling or promoting digital products can be lucrative too, but I find it much easier to promote consumer based products instead.

Think about the regular things people tend to buy day in and day out, like home decor, toys for their children, shoes, books, electronics, batteries, garden tools, furniture, camping supplies, and dishes just to name a few. All of these things are purchased every day around the world, and believe it or not: They're purchased online too!

And in many cases, setting up sites to cater to these shoppers can be the easiest way to make money online.

When someone searches the web for a blue colonial style birdhouse, they're not likely going to find an article. And even if they did, do you think they'd click through and read that article? Maybe, maybe not. In most cases, when they're conducting a search that is so specific, they want to buy something. So they're more likely to click a search result that appears to be selling the blue colonial birdhouse they want to buy.

That's what the term "low hanging fruit" and even "niche market" is all about. Very specific keyword phrases that are related to buying. There may be just 10 searches each month for that type of birdhouse, but imagine having a website with 1000 different specific birdhouses and all of them getting searched for at least 10 times... That's 10,000 potential sales a month for you!

And the commissions can be fantastic too! Take a look at this screenshot:

This was ONE sale on one of my datafeed websites, and I earned $72 in commissions.

Now, building a website with 1000 or more affiliate products isn't easy to do by hand. It's very time consuming and tedious. Thankfully though, there are thousands of merchants online who want you to take their entire database of products and promote them as an affiliate. They provide the database of product information - which is very targeted, niche specific, keyword rich content you can use in so many different ways - at no cost!

The database they provide for affiliates is known as an affiliate datafeed. Now, the datafeed files themselves are usually quite raw. In fact, they're technically just a spreadsheet file in their basic format.

Used properly however, these files can be turned into content rich profitable affiliate websites. All you need is an expensive programmer, OR the skills and know-how yourself, OR an amazing tool like the Affiliate Datafeed Profit System WordPress Plugin.

ADPS2 is the culmination of years of work. I've been a big fan of and avid user of affiliate datafeeds for several years, and I've worked hard to automate as much of my datafeed site building process as I could.

A few years ago I released a public version of my datafeed tool. At that time it was still pretty raw and it wasn't a plugin. But it was still amazingly powerful and useful... and everyone loved it.

Last year however, with a lot more time and work invested, I released the new and improved version: ADPS2.

ADPS2 is a full fledged WordPress plugin like no other.

- This is the only plugin I know of that automatically gets datafeeds direct to your server for you at the push of a button. You don't have to download huge files to your computer, you don't have to open them up to fix or organize things, you don't have to look at the raw feeds at all.

- This is the only plugin I know of that automatically cleans up the data in those feeds. If the feed itself is valid, you don't have to worry about hunting down bad HTML code, removing MS Office charactors that break your blog, or anything else like that. ADPS does it automatically.

- You don't have to worry about looking like an affiliate shopping site. ADPS automatically cloaks (hides) your affiliate links by default, and if for some reason you don't want this feature you can turn it off in the admin area.

- You don't have to worry about growing your site too fast. ADPS automatically and RANDOMLY schedules product posts up to 30 days into the future.

- You can create posts with ADPS as often as you'd like, plus ALL regular WordPress functionality is still there. This means you can still create WP posts regularly, and you can open and edit the posts ADPS creates for you as well.

- You don't have to manually insert your affiliate links for each product, ADPS does it automatically.

- This plugin allows you to import and use up to FIVE merchant datafeeds at once. This allows you to create a unique shopping site with a mixture of products from a wide variety of sources.

- You can change your merchants anytime you'd like, as often as you'd like. This means you can add new merchants and products as desired, and remove any that don't perfom well.

- ADPS works with both the old and the new Share A Sale datafeed formats, so you don't have to worry about whether a merchant has updated their feeds yet.

- ADPS allows you to choose whether you're keeping or discarding feeds. So you don't have to worry about filling up your server hard disk space with gigabytes of left over datafeeds.

- ADPS is amazingly configurable:
-- You can have it put multiple products into each post so you end up with comparison shopping style content. Products are selected randomly to ensure your site looks as if it's been hand written!
-- You can have it randomly choose between a minimum and maximum number of products to add to each post.
-- You can have it post an exact number of products per post.
-- You can have it randomly choose between a minimum and maximum number of posts to create.
-- You can tell it which categories to put posts in each time you run it.

- You can give it filter words and phrases. This allows you to create niche focused shopping sites and organized categories. If you're creating a women's clothing shop for example, you may find your clothing merchants have products for babies, children and men too. If you don't want those products in your women's clothing site, you can use the filter words and phrases to specify which products to create posts for.

- You can check your filter without messing up your site! If you're not sure whether products are listed as "womens pants" or "womans pants", you can use the check filter feature to see which one returns enough products for you.

- You can see what your product posts will look like BEFORE putting them live onto your site by using the dry run feature.

- You don't have to do any special setup to your WordPress blog. There are no custom fields or meta data used, so any regular WP theme can be used.


Here's a couple of example sites:
Home Furniture
Beauty Hair & Fashion

- You don't have to download or upload product images either. ADPS uses the product thumbnail by default, but if that's not available in the merchant datafeed it will automatically fall back and use the regular sized image.

- You can create a customized CSS style block for your product posts to change the look and layout if you'd like.

- You can choose to have all affiliate links open in a new window if you'd like.

Just about every single feature available in this plugin was designed to help you make a website that looks completely natural. It appears to be "hand made" and manually grown, while actually being as automated as possible behind the scenes.

If you were to manually create a datafeed style WordPress website, you would find yourself with results that look almost exactly like the results you get from ADPS: Posts at different times of the day, different days of the week. Some days with a few posts and some days with none. Some posts with just one or two products, some with several. Related posts in their own categories, and relevant but different products in other categories.

Since ADPS is building a site in WordPress for you, you'll also experience all the major advantages of having a regularly updated blog based website.

Each time a WordPress post is published it can send out a "ping" to many other websites and search engines. This one aspect alone is what makes WordPress websites so successful. The ping notice brings search engines running to see what your new content is, and that gets a new website indexed FAST! It's not uncommon for a brand new WordPress website to be listed in Google within 4 hours.

Then each time a new post is added to your site, it sends the ping again... and that brings the search engines around again... and that gets your latest posts added to the search engine index really fast too.

Over the years I've been lazy about promoting my datafeed sites. I love to come up with the idea, discover a fantastic niche market, register a killer domain name, and get it all set up. Once I've done all that though, I fall short of really promoting the sites well.

Even without promoting them though, I trickle in sales like the one you see above regularly. I have some sites which have small sales once in awhile and earn me only about five or ten dollars in commissions, but most of my niche shopping sites are like the above. It's not uncommon for me to have one sale earn over $100 in commission, and I've even had $200+ commissions come in occasionally too.

So, leaving your site to do everything all by itself will work just fine but I won't lie to you about this: All websites do best with proper promotion. The more effort you put into promoting it the more successful and profitable it can be.

Now, a program this powerful is usually not cheap by any means. In fact, ADPS normally sells for $79 (see the regular sales page here) and that's $200 LESS than it should be sold for.

I am currently 1500 miles from home though, and due to multiple mishaps I'm a few hundred dollars short of being able to get the rest of the way back. I've also been asked many times in the last year whether ADPS would ever go on sale again and it finally clicked for me: I can solve my cash flow shortage problem and make a lot of people happy in one fell swoop!

So for a limited time - through the end of September only - I am letting warriors have The Affiliate Datafeed Profit System at a whopping 40% savings!

That's right: 40% off!

And at the end of September I'm RAISING the regular price too. ADPS will sell for $129 retail starting in October.

As a member of the Warrior Forum though, you can grab it right now for just $47!

That is a ONE TIME payment. There are no ongoing membership or licensing fees and you can use it on as many of your own websites as you'd like.

Click here to grab this amazing limited time sales price, because you may NEVER find it available this low again.


TERMS: PERSONAL USE ONLY
This is proprietary software. You may use it on websites you own. You may NOT sell, give away, share, sub-license, or otherwise distribute and make this available to third parties.

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P.S. I am on the road and away from online access at times. This software is tried and true however, plus it is well documented. It has been in use by hundreds of marketers for over a year now so it's known to work "out of the box". Please be sure to refer to the PDF manual included with your download because all known questions have been addressed there. If needed I am of course available via both IM and email, but since I'm traveling the response time may take longer than usual.

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[GuruGazette]

Thanks to everyone who has grabbed this deal so far! If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to post them here. I'll be checking in again in a couple of hours

[LIndaB]

Kathy, I'm wondering if you are planning to add other affiliate networks eventually, such as Pepperjam, for instance.

[GuruGazette]

Hi Linda,

Yes we do plan to but I don't have an ETA at the moment. We already have a Commission Junction add on ready but not available to the public, and we're currently trying to decide if version 3 will allow users to configure any datafeed from any network.

Hope that's not too vague and helps a bit
Kathy