20% Commission on $2,000 product!

14 years ago

There are tons of products in the $2000 - $100,000
range that pay 50% commission. I even started a
group on FaceBook where I announce them.

Most of those products are digital though.

Willie

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theimdude

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Willie Crawford

There are tons of products in the $2000 - $100,000
range that pay 50% commission. I even started a
group on FaceBook where I announce them.

Most of those products are digital though.

Willie

Hi, mind sharing your group with me. If you can't here send me a pm pls

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NeilC 14 years ago

Thanks for the comment Willie!

It's just a shame that some people get the "blinkers" on and think that it's not worth looking at affiliate marketing when there are so many different affiliate programs to promote.

You can make a good income with both the high and low priced products, but you have to have your strategy sorted and know how you want to achieve it,

Neil
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Willie Crawford

14 years ago

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AmandeepS 14 years ago

100k for a digital product?! wow!
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theimdude

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Willie Crawford

This is the group: Welcome to Facebook | Facebook

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I put in a request thanks

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Dennis Gaskill

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Willie Crawford

This is the group: Welcome to Facebook | Facebook

A moderator will have to approve your membership, but mods check
for new members awaiting approval every day.

Good to see you posting again, Willie. Looks like I'm going to have finally give in and join Facebook if I want to join that group of yours.

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Midas3 Consulting

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Willie Crawford

There are tons of products in the $2000 - $100,000
range that pay 50% commission. I even started a
group on FaceBook where I announce them.

Most of those products are digital though.

Willie

What's the $100k digital product?

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Willie Crawford 14 years ago

Originally Posted by SimonHarrison

What's the $100k digital product?

It's an upsell on Bill Bartmann's Billionaire University.

Willie
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jmacleod

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Willie Crawford

There are tons of products in the $2000 - $100,000
range that pay 50% commission. I even started a
group on FaceBook where I announce them.

Most of those products are digital though.

Willie

Gotta hand it to you Willie...you're one of the best at this game!

I'm sure your group is growing by leaps and bounds. I just asked to join...looking forward the info...

- John

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MrDay

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Willie Crawford

There are tons of products in the $2000 - $100,000
range that pay 50% commission. I even started a
group on FaceBook where I announce them.

Most of those products are digital though.

Willie

That's kinda the same thing that was going through my mind when I first saw this thread. I especially like the affiliate programs that are recurring and payout a couple 100 every month.

There are many good and high paying affiliate offers out there. But then again, just because you make sales for someone, doesn't neccessarily mean you'll get paid or get paid on time. I've had to chase down a few of my payments in the past.

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Willie Crawford

14 years ago

Originally Posted by MrDay

That's kinda the same thing that was going through my mind when I first saw this thread. I especially like the affiliate programs that are recurring and payout a couple 100 every month.

There are many good and high paying affiliate offers out there. But then again, just because you make sales for someone, doesn't neccessarily mean you'll get paid or get paid on time. I've had to chase down a few of my payments in the past.

I've had the same experience. It's often a cashflow issue. They
aren't getting paid in a timely fashion, making if a challenge for
them to pay in a timely fashion. "Cashflow is king" and kills many
online businesses!

I have one friend who was owned about $20,000 in commissions,
and they were over a month late in paying him. He solved the
problem by running an AdWords campaign saying "Don't deal
with Marketer X... he won't pay you. As soon as the campaign
started, he was paid

Willie

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Igor Kheifets

14 years ago

Originally Posted by NeilC

I've seen a few threads recently where people are asking about why promote affiliate products and I think it's perhaps because they see so many with commissions of only maybe 5% on low ticket items?

Neil

I don't know about you but I've seen plenty of product in all
price ranges paying as high as 100% commission..

Moreover, most low ticket products never pay less than 50%
anyway, so I don't know what's the real point of this post?

Igor

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NeilC

14 years ago

Originally Posted by igorhelpsyousucceed

Moreover, most low ticket products never pay less than 50%
anyway, so I don't know what's the real point of this post?

Igor

You must be referring to IM products mainly because if you go to a lot of the networks like CJ, Affiliate Window and many more you'll find that 5% is very common in a lot of markets, why are people so hung up on sticking to the IM niche?

There is lots more out there and those new to this might just find it a bit easier?

That is the point of this thread,

Neil

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Willie Crawford

14 years ago

Originally Posted by NeilC

You must be referring to IM products mainly because if you go to a lot of the networks like CJ, Affiliate Window and many more you'll find that 5% is very common in a lot of markets, why are people so hung up on sticking to the IM niche?

There is lots more out there and those new to this might just find it a bit easier?

That is the point of this thread,

Neil

Those product I was referring are in the IM niche, but I actually sell a
lot more products outside the IM niche.

Willie

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NeilC 14 years ago

Willie - that was a response to Igor who seemed to doubt the 5% commissions that are quite common in a lot of sectors such as fashion, tools and many more.

Quite often although commissions are low you will get a high basket price or multiple purchases, admittedly a lot more work than 50% on a $100k product but if it was that easy we'd all be rich overnight?

I'd best keep on learning!

regards,
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Rob Barbour

14 years ago

I agree - with a little effort your can find some real gems out there!

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Willie Crawford

14 years ago

As an FYI, the most expensive EBOOK that I've ever
actually sold was $997. It's written by Jim Straw and
you can find it over at PayDotCom.com

I've sold numerous copies of that ebook.

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Ephrils

14 years ago

WOW! That's killer commissions!

This thread is making me want to try my hand in the IM niche again.

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Willie Crawford 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Ephrils

WOW! That's killer commissions!

This thread is making me want to try my hand in the IM niche again.

It's a very competitive niche where many of your potential
customers are more skeptical than in many other niches,
so not the best niche to be in

Willie
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susinggih

14 years ago

For that 20% commission, is that buyz.com from CJ network?

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NeilC 14 years ago

susinggih - no it's not in CJ
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14 years ago

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GeorgR.

14 years ago

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There are some high paying products, but it's not easy to find some that sell. One of the downsides of clickbank et.al...the payouts are really only peanuts. I tried multiple times w/ hosting affiliates programs which pay like $100+/signup..but not with much success.

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George Chernikov

14 years ago

As far as offline sales go, I have had trouble convincing anyone to agree to a 20%+ commission. The general argument is that the average finder's fee is in the realm of 10% (and tends to be even smaller for major transactions, such as real estate acquisitions, where 10% can easily constitute a million or more).

This also applies to sales of services rather than physical goods; while the cost of raw materials is not an issue, there are usually people whose profit margins are included in the price. In other words, just because you're selling a $100,000 service doesn't mean that it's all profit; on top of the vendor's cut, it's not uncommon to discover that there are actually the margins of several people/institutions included in that price.

Additionally, keep in mind that really high-ticket items are also impossible to sell without vendor's participation; in other words, it's not as simple as getting someone to the vendor's page with your affiliate link and letting them check out via PayPal. More often than not, the vendor will need to become involved by answering the prospect's questions and generally working with them to complete the acquisition. On top of that, it is not uncommon for lawyers to become involved in transactions of this magnitude, meaning that it can often take weeks for a deal to be finalized after the prospect is referred.

As a result, since the vendor still feels like he's the one doing the selling and you're the one simply bringing the client, paying you more than the finder's fee is not warranted.

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Willie Crawford

14 years ago

OK,

So why not settle with 10% or $100k.

Although I can point you to people that will
pay you as high as 50%.

Willie

Originally Posted by George Chernikov

As far as offline sales go, I have had trouble convincing anyone to agree to a 20%+ commission. The general argument is that the average finder's fee is in the realm of 10% (and tends to be even smaller for major transactions, such as real estate acquisitions, where 10% can easily constitute a million or more).

This also applies to sales of services rather than physical goods; while the cost of raw materials is not an issue, there are usually people whose profit margins are included in the price. In other words, just because you're selling a $100,000 service doesn't mean that it's all profit; on top of the vendor's cut, it's not uncommon to discover that there are actually the margins of several people/institutions included in that price.

Additionally, keep in mind that really high-ticket items are also impossible to sell without vendor's participation; in other words, it's not as simple as getting someone to the vendor's page with your affiliate link and letting them check out via PayPal. More often than not, the vendor will need to become involved by answering the prospect's questions and generally working with them to complete the acquisition. On top of that, it is not uncommon for lawyers to become involved in transactions of this magnitude, meaning that it can often take weeks for a deal to be finalized after the prospect is referred.

As a result, since the vendor still feels like he's the one doing the selling and you're the one simply bringing the client, paying you more than the finder's fee is not warranted.

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George Chernikov 14 years ago

Originally Posted by Willie Crawford

OK,

So why not settle with 10% or $100k.

Although I can point you to people that will
pay you as high as 50%.

Willie

I never refused settling for 10% of that amount. I was simply pointing out that, offline at least, I've seen a lot of cases where 50% affiliate commissions are impossible - not only because the amount would be too insane to justify a finder's fee, but also because the resulting margin would be unacceptably low. E.g., if you buy real estate for $500,000, and later sell it for $750,000, you'd be hard-pressed to find someone willing to pay the 10% fee of the $750,000 amount - because it's basically wiping out 30% of your gross profit, not to mention the taxes, associated legal expenses, etc.
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