I finally got around to getting up an affiliate program on my affiliate marketing store. You can check it out here.
Basically, it’s no different than any CPS offer you’ll find on your average CPA networks. You generate a sale, and are payed out a 20% commission for all goods and services offered there. This means, you could potentially make up to and over $30 per sale with one sale (For example, if someone orders a custom landing page through your link). I’ll eventually create a page for my consulting/coaching program, as well, so you can generate more commission through that!
It’s an exciting time for my store, and I’ll be sure to welcome this affiliate program with a bunch of daily updates and new landing pages I have planned. So hop on to the affiliate program and start making more money! To join, click here!
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do you make any money promoting CPA offers?
All I see is a burnt-out ex-facebook affiliate constantly pimping his LPs, consulting and his forum based coaching (which really sucks BTW)
Masa Oko
I do.
And I guess you might think it sucks, but I quite enjoy it. I break my day up into building and optimizing campaigns, then helping out others. Before I was into affiliate marketing and any sort of making money online stuff, I was a student teacher and English coach, and I genuinely enjoyed it. I even considered getting a degree in English so I could teach here in Thailand. While things have obviously changed, I still like helping others out, so this is my way of doing it.
Everyone in this game makes money their own way. John Chow blogs about food. Shoemoney's got his system. Birdman work's his ass off pimpin' acai to moms around the globe. I do CPA, blog, sell my own products, have my forums. But you want to know what is similar between all of us? We're all enthusiastic about what we do. You should respect that fact, at the very least. You don't have to like what I do, or how I do it.
A business is a business, and if you can make it survive, more power to you, no matter what industry/niche/genre you are in.
What I see here is some fly-by-night loser criticizing someone who's getting their hustle on.
Hi Justin. I hope you succeed in your endeavours. Will contact you soon in a few days time. See you