How is affiliate internet marketing like the 1849 gold rush in
the United States? The Gold Rush started at Sutter's Mill, near Coloma,
California. On January 24, 1848, James W. Marshall, a foreman working
for John Sutter, a Sacramento pioneer, found pieces of shiny metal in
the tailrace of a lumber mill Marshall was building for Sutter. The
property was next to the American River. Marshall quietly brought what
he found to Sutter, and their tests revealed the metal to be gold.
Sutter was dismayed by this; he was afraid that his business plans for
an agricultural empire would be disrupted if there were a mass search
for gold.
How does this relate to affiliate internet marketing? The myth of "do-it-yourself" entrepreneurs on the Internet is dying. Oh yes, you do have to work to succeed in an online business. However, it takes a community of customers, sellers, marketers, manufacturers and distributors to create that success.
An online affiliate business relies on merchants who willing share commissions for those who direct buyers to their web sites or portals. The profits that affiliates earn depend upon the amount of sales made through their affiliate links from those vendors.
Find and refining gold through affiliate Internet marketing is much easier in modern times. Now a multi-billion dollar industry, e-commerce is growing dramatically. Many people are too busy to visit stores; they can search online to find products that serve every imaginable need and desire. However, since you don't meet the seller face-to-face on the Internet, people need to build trust in the online marketing community. In 2003, Professor Robert Putnam Ph.D of Harvard University published a popular book about the decline of community and trust in America.
In "Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Revival of American Community," Professor Putnam illustrated how families spend less time eating dinner and going on fewer picnics together, and don't share time or activities that build social contacts like being on a bowling team or attending church. This lower level of trust has isolated people from each other. In his lectures and his book, Professor Putnam calls people to form community by bonding and bridging in social networking.
Affiliate products come in many sizes, shapes and from many sources. For example, affiliate networks, like Commission Junction, offer thousands of physical products in many different categories from garden hoes to perfume to tractors. Another source is cost per action networks like Modern Click, that pay from $6 to $20 for each person who fills out a form.
Both niche retailers and mega-retailers have online affiliate programs where you can earn a commission on sales. Depending on the merchant, you can earn from 2 to 20 percent of the sales. Mega-retailers like Best Buy or Sears offer smaller percentages, while niche sites can offer up to 20% of a sale.
The goal of the merchant is to increase sales, which other people can offer and earn profits. All you need to do is to complete an online form at the affiliate networks of your choice and you can get links and creatives to start selling their products.
So, how can affiliate internet marketing business serve both your income needs and forge new links of service and community? By working together to serve customers with the products and services they are looking for, merchants and their affiliate marketers can create more win-win-win situations in the online marketplace
How does this relate to affiliate internet marketing? The myth of "do-it-yourself" entrepreneurs on the Internet is dying. Oh yes, you do have to work to succeed in an online business. However, it takes a community of customers, sellers, marketers, manufacturers and distributors to create that success.
An online affiliate business relies on merchants who willing share commissions for those who direct buyers to their web sites or portals. The profits that affiliates earn depend upon the amount of sales made through their affiliate links from those vendors.
Find and refining gold through affiliate Internet marketing is much easier in modern times. Now a multi-billion dollar industry, e-commerce is growing dramatically. Many people are too busy to visit stores; they can search online to find products that serve every imaginable need and desire. However, since you don't meet the seller face-to-face on the Internet, people need to build trust in the online marketing community. In 2003, Professor Robert Putnam Ph.D of Harvard University published a popular book about the decline of community and trust in America.
In "Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Revival of American Community," Professor Putnam illustrated how families spend less time eating dinner and going on fewer picnics together, and don't share time or activities that build social contacts like being on a bowling team or attending church. This lower level of trust has isolated people from each other. In his lectures and his book, Professor Putnam calls people to form community by bonding and bridging in social networking.
Affiliate products come in many sizes, shapes and from many sources. For example, affiliate networks, like Commission Junction, offer thousands of physical products in many different categories from garden hoes to perfume to tractors. Another source is cost per action networks like Modern Click, that pay from $6 to $20 for each person who fills out a form.
Both niche retailers and mega-retailers have online affiliate programs where you can earn a commission on sales. Depending on the merchant, you can earn from 2 to 20 percent of the sales. Mega-retailers like Best Buy or Sears offer smaller percentages, while niche sites can offer up to 20% of a sale.
The goal of the merchant is to increase sales, which other people can offer and earn profits. All you need to do is to complete an online form at the affiliate networks of your choice and you can get links and creatives to start selling their products.
So, how can affiliate internet marketing business serve both your income needs and forge new links of service and community? By working together to serve customers with the products and services they are looking for, merchants and their affiliate marketers can create more win-win-win situations in the online marketplace
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