Where to get more Affiliates (silly question for IM Forum - I know)

She is a extremely competent marketer, learned a lot from here.

Definitely worth to check out what she has to say at her blog.

G.

Hi G,

Thanks. Think of it this way:

For instance, let's say you have one site, your main site. You need unique, top quality content to promote your upcoming products in your main site. You also need unique, top quality content for your offsite publication networks to widen the exposure of your site, brand name and products. You also need affiliates who'll promote your site, brand name and products in various online places that are frequently visited by your target customers. What can this arrangement do for you?

You get, at a fixed 1-time price: Unique content and affiliates who'll implement manual whitehat offsite marketing campaigns for you at no additional charge. To elaborate further:

Content, yes. A site? Why?

You can check in the Warriours For hire section here or the WSO (Warrior Special Offer) section...

You hire writers or contract their project-based services, yes, to get unique content for your network of sites and offsite publication networks. You ask them to sign up as your affiliates, since their affiliate links (which point to your sales and/or squeeze pages) will be included in the content materials they'll write for you, once published, so they can promote those content materials and earn commissions per sale and/or lead (just like your other affiliates) generated by those content materials. You also point out that the advantage of this arrangement for them is that, since those content materials are in your network of sites and offsite publication channels, you'll also have marketing campaigns for those pages, and also inform them that you even have offline marketing campaigns lined up, and since you're selling office productivity tutorials and guides in digital format, most of your prospects and target buyers would most likely buy from online point-of-sale outlets (from your network of sites and offsite publication channels), since most people don't usually go to malls and offline shops to buy digital tutorials and electronic guides, so this means your offline marketing campaigns will promote your network of sites, which'll in turn improve the volume of viewers that'll go to those network of sites and most likely land on the content materials they'll write for you (with their affiliate links that point to your sales and/or squeeze pages).

That's why it's better to contract the services of a company with trained, supervised and experienced inhouse content researcher/writer employees who also have training and experience in implementing manual whitehat offsite marketing campaigns...

This is a hit-two-birds-with-one-stone thing. You get unique content for your network of sites and offsite publication networks at a fixed 1-time price. You get affiliates, who'll do long term promotions for your sites and offsite publication channels, particularly for the content materials they'll write and you'll publish on your network of sites and offsite publication networks with their affilaite links (which point to your sales and/or squeeze pages), so they can earn commissions for each sale and/or lead generated by each of those content materials...