Most of the successful venders use JV brokers and affiliate managers with good track record to help them launch their products and also to recruit affiliates.

Oh ok. Jv brokers? Are there any sites where can i read more about this?
Do they charge initially? Or they just take a percentage of the profits?

What ever platform you use to get affiliates, clickbank, JV etc.. I do know affiliates like lots of tools i.e. banners, emails, auto responder messages, buttons etc: A full tool kit always encourages affiliates to join you - also a good commission of course.

JV brokers are the way to go. Their are some really good JV brokers on this forum like Willie Crawford. Otherwise its up to you. You can make a JV page for a launch you have coming up and then you can start gathering skype ID's and introduce yourself. Dont sound to spammy.

Places like Clickbank, Paydotcom, Jvzoo and Warriorplus and ever the Warrior Forum Affiliate sections are where most product owners looks for affiliates. You can also JV with other
marketers in your niche.
If you have a special page for affiliates filled with promotional tools it
will helps attracts affiliates to want to promote your products.

One way you can look for Affiliates is to do the following:

Go go to Google.com

Search using keywords related to your niche.

Look for any site currently promoting a Clickbank product or shows evidence of building a list.

Contact the owners and build a relationship with them.

Eventually point them in the direction of your product.


Hope that helps,

Chris

Thanks guys for your inputs. Anyway other than posting here for a JV? Any other sites where they promote JVs or something like that?
Jv brokers sites maybe? Or places where people meet to meet new JvPartners? Do this kind of sites exist?

To get good affiliates you have to give up opt-in on the squeeze page. Nobody in their senses who knows this business a little will promote a product that advertises free opt-in stuff on the squeeze page. So, you first have to solve the dilemma whether you want to sell through professional affiliates or make a list first. You cannot do both at the same time.

This is interesting thread! I was thinking the same question the other day. I have also looked into:

JVNotifyPro 2.0 · Joint Venture (JV) Lists, Announcements, Blogs, And Community Forums.
Welcome to JV University: Giving You The Tools To Guarantee Your Success
The jvAlert Joint Venture Search Engine and Alert System

Does anyone know about these?

If you have a budget for advertising to jv partners you should create a jv page with an opt-in and then you could use sites like Warrior Plus, Muncheye, and WarriorJV to advertise to potential affiliates.

I have used JV Alert and JVNotify, both are quite good. To be honest some of my top affiliates have come from contacting authority site owners in my niche and from attending networking events around my niche. I have also recently been using Twitter and Facebook as a method of making contact with some top affiliates, this often works better than email.

Jeff

Hello areoo,
Another way of finding affiliates is to visit YouTube and look through some of the related videos to your niche. As you already know, many affiliates are now using video reviews and video content to push products.

To take it a step further, do a search for the affiliates name or affiliate I.D. in Google and see what kind of results you get there.

~ Steve

Oh i get it but i am not intending to give affiliates my list to sell. Im looking forward to product creation and looking for affiliates to help me sell. Now i get what you mean.HAHA hope to clear your doubts

Go to squiddoo and put in some keywords for your niche, try to find lens builders who are prolific at building affiliate lens. Then send them a private message offer them a good deal and hopefully they will advertise your product on their lens or even build a lens around your product. Many of these squiddoo marketers will also have a list or a money site in your niche.

You have two broad approaches:

1) use sites like JVZOO where you can get scale in terms of the number of possibility - this is quick, but it's a "throw and see what hits" approach

2) go the personal route - search the first few pages for all your major keywords, find good sites, contact the owners and get a personal dialogue going. This is more time consuming, challenging (because you WILL face rejection), but potentially more rewarding. Particularly if all off your potential affiliates turn you down for the same, or similar, reasons - such as not having demonstrated your current conversion numbers, or having a good affiliate "pack", you can really learn important lessons quickly and take action to change these issues.

Joe

Like many of the other warriors, I suggest looking to other people in your niche to help promote your product.

I'm starting to put together a private Facebook group of WSO affiliates. You can see the link below.

Affiliates are all over the place. The goal is to gather us all in one central location to help with recruiting, giving tips, mastermind sessions and making the most of your WSO marketing.

JV zoo and RapBank are some that I have in the past had excellent experience with plus no charge to get started with them.

If you are doing a WSO WarriorPlus is great!

Solid relationship building. Promote them first...ask them to reciprocate for you if you promote them. They will 95% of the time if you have good products.

Michael

One thing that works very well is searching in Google based on your niche's keyword. For example "excessive sweating" and then adding the text "powered by aweber"

It's a relatively quick way to make your efforts more effective because you'll know off the bat that the person has a list in your marketplace.

One good way is to find related forums and post in the JV section! Also you can give those affiliates a higher % and build yourself the AOA - army of affiliates!

You can also try using JVNotifyPro 2.0 · Joint Venture (JV) Lists, Announcements, Blogs, And Community Forums.. This is where the big affiliates hang out.

Thanks a tons guys. I'm looking for a way to attract affiliates too. The information here just awesome.

One of the best ways is to advertise your affiliate program through a link called "Affiliates" the bottom of every page on your site.

Anyone researching your market that comes across your site is a potential affiliate. I've had many affiliates discover me this way

If you launch your product with WSO Pro then you will get about 10-20 affiliates within the first few hours of the launch.
Not all are worth having a chat with, though.

You will need an affiliate platform similar to Jvzoo or Warrior Plus.

You can use the very famous tools banners, emails, auto responder messages, buttons etc

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Nowadays it is no longer an issue to find good affiliate marketers by the help of affiliate marketing site. Today there are many affiliate sites available, you can use any site. You can get any your expected people, by doing sign up in these site. You can use many site, if you wish. Then you need to put your products details on the site. Then you will get requests from the affiliate marketers, who wants to sell your product.

There is an affiliate platform called jvzoo and when you create your own product, in the main page of your product you can make a bonus area with a few banners( not yours) ,
and then contact other product owners from jvzoo (because if they sell in jvzoo they are affiliates with big lists) and ask them if its possible for them to promote your product, and in exchange you will putt their banner in your bonus area, and they will have more traffic and add more value to your product

Here is another method, don't know how effective it is but i heard that from a fellow Warrior..

1. go to facebook
2. search for affiliate or IM >> FB groups
3. join the groups
4. contact the group Admin if its OK to post something on the FB page wall
5. if OK then post a invitation for members to check out your product and promote it for you
6. ??????
7. profit

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When all is said and done, good affiliate recruitment starts with good relationship building.

Affiliate getting strategies, methods, sites, and software are a start but shouldn't be the heart of your affiliate strategy. Building one good, honest, human relationship with an affiliate takes more time and has less instant gratification as doing a mail blast to affiliates but is a well better investment of your time.

Good luck guys!

Here are some tips I shared in a previous post about finding more affiliates:

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post9479434