I'm Looking For High Ticket Commision Free To Join Affiliate Programs

The best affiliate programs I belong to and making money online is warriorplus.com and Jvzoo.com.
Im assuming you already have a list of subscribers. If so, the above programs will help. If not, you need the necessary components to activate the affiliate links like a squeeze page, Autoresponder service, swipe files from the vendors on warriorplus.

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Forget ticket price. EPC (earnings per click) is the name of the game. Furthermore, if an affiliate program wishes you to pay to join, my advice, avoid. This is not to suggest the affiliate program is no good, only that other affiliate programs exist that don't require a join fee from the affiliate.

Anyway, back to EPC.

Give you an example. You have 2 products:

• Product A.
  
• Product B.

You, as an affiliate marketer, promote those 2 products, and your marketing efforts are, for both products, exactly the same. In other words, if one product outperforms the other, then that performance is entirely out of your control.

How much do both offers pay to the affiliate for a single commission? Well, let's take a look:

• Product A: $1,000.
• Product B: $10.

So on the surface, Product A would seem the most desirable offer for you and I to promote.

Or is it?

Well, let's find out. Over the course of 30 days, you promote both products, and remember that your efforts for each one are exactly the same, and any difference in results will be down to the offer itself; something entirely out of your control.

So, over 30 days, these are your results:

• Product A: 50,000 unique visitors to the landing page, 10 signups, $1,000 earned in affiliate commissions.
• Product B: 50,000 unique visitors to the landing page, 670 signups, $6,700 earned in affiliate commissions.

Despite Product A paying a higher PPS rate (pay per signup), it turns out that Product B earns you almost 7 times more money. You earn a grand with A and yet $6,700 with B.

Furthermore, since you paid for much of that traffic, you're very interested in EPC. At the end of the day, if you're paying X amount for a person to arrive on a landing page, you really want to know what that one person (on average) is earning you.

We calculate EPC like so:

Commission Earned / Unique Visitors (to landing page)

So let's caluclate our EPCs for both products:

• Product A: $1,000 / 50,000 is $0.02 or 2 cents per unique.
• Product B: $6,700 / 50,000 is $0.134 or just over 13 cents per unique.

Turns out, then, that even though Product A looks more desirable, with it's sexy $1,000 high ticket commission rate, it simply doesn't perform as well at the ten buck Product B offer.

Does this mean we should avoid high ticket offers? Concentrate on low tickets?

No, not at all.

You should just never assess the value of an offer, to an affiliate marketer, based on the commission rate alone.

Question is, though, how can you find out about the EPC before you decide which product to promote?

In most cases, you can't.

It boils down to knowing what big and little elements to look for. In other words, you assess the offer and make a guess about what EPC you'll get.

But in some cases, you're actually given network average EPCs, which are the average EPCs from all marketers promoting products for a network. Are these a good gauge?

For a newbie, no, not entirely.

Truth is, they could be a good gauge, but it only takes 1 decent whale affiliate (sending whacking amounts of signups and converting at really good EPC rates) to distort those figures.

In other words The Sequel, that chap could be converting at an EPC of 30 cents, whereas everyone else is averaging 10 cents.

What you need to do, mate, is keep all of this in mind and just get some experience promoting certain types of offer.

If you do that, you'll find it easier to assess offers before you promote them.

- Tom

Tom explained that very well as he usually does.

Another thing to think about is that there is a big world outside of MMO and even selling products / services.

I heavily promote affiliate / CPA offers that are called PPL (pay per lead...lead generations) offers. This is because there is no credit card / purchase required to complete an offer. All a user has to do is fill out a form, so conversion rates are typically much higher than offers that require a sale to be made.

Higher Conversions = Higher EPCs

I favor offers that have a make, get or save money benefit to them. This is what has overall worked the best for me, as they tend to have the greatest mass appeal (will be of interest to a large general audience. So the potential exists to produce high volume and they are fairly easy to cross promote on the back-end.

Some of the verticals that I have done extremely well with are: education, insurance, credit, debt, loans, assistance, mortgage, discount offers, homeowner offers, etc...

The bulk of the offers that I promote pay $20-$40 per lead, but I also promote offers that pay more and less. But as Tom explained, it's not always about the payout. How well the offer converts is just as important. If you have an offer that pays $9 and it converts at 2X or better of a $20 offer, it's going to perform about the same or possibly better. At the same time you could have an offer that pays $90 and if it converts poorly, it may not even be worth promoting it.

Everything I promote is about mass appeal and the path of least resistance to generating conversions / $$$. It is far easier to get someone fill out a short form than to get them to pull out their credit card and make a purchase. So why struggle with trying to sell this or that, when you can provide free information that users want/need and get paid well doing it.

The online lead generation is a multi-billion dollar industry. Done right it can be far more profitable than many imagine. Everyone that I know that is in the business and knows what they are doing, for the most part, does 6-7 figures. While that's a huge range, much comes to one's ability to scale and effectively build / manage the infrastructure needed to scale.

I've been doing the above for over 16 years. So it's not some hypothetical BS.

Anyway, something to think about.

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There's no high ticket program for free to be qualified to promote high ticket you have to buy that level.

High ticket products although sounds good, it all boils down to conversion. You will need to have a good relationship with your prospects. In other words, people need to trust you very well before they'll think of buying a high ticket item which you refer. Although it doesn't take much sales to make a good amount of money, it surely requires great effort to make those sales and isn't an easy job. I wouldn't say it is the easiest way to make a lot of money. You need to establish your credibility in the first place with a lot of work and time before you see the results.

hey there
mobe is one source as you say

try cj.com
go there and sign up with a free account

they have some high commission ticket items

and you can make 10-25000 just for selling 1 item

ok
talk soon
sam f

Have you considered web hosting affiliate programs? They pay reasonably high commissions too.

Not exactly, I don't agree with your statement about MOBE.

You don't need to spend thousands to make thousands.

I myself joined for $49 and still able to promote a range of products from their marketplace.

Besides MOBE, you can join Amazon, AliExpress, Clickbank, JVZoo and Market Health.

Just to name a few.

You may also want to check out by typing whatever niche you choose followed by affiliate programs in Google.

I like middle range ticket, like an awesome course about branding that i`ll promote that cost 500$ and give me a commission of $150..