How To Select Profitable Affiliate Products

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The Guide To Selecting Profitable Products
Most vendors offer some sort of commission on any order form upsells or
cross-sells. In many cases, these commissions may be lower than the
frontend commission, and that’s okay.
For example, you may get a 50% commission on the main product,
and then get 30% on upsells. (If they give you 50% or more on
upsells, that’s excellent – but it doesn’t always happen.)
The other thing to look at if you’re selling subscriptions or memberships is if
you get a recurring commission for as long as your customer remains a
paying member. It’s a good idea to promote recurring offers, as this creates
a passive income for you (sell it once, and make money on it month after
month).
And finally…
17. What sort of marketing materials does the vendor provide?
One more factor to look at is if the vendor makes it easy for you to promote,
by offering marketing materials such as rebrandable reports, graphical ads,
and copy-and-paste articles, emails, social media blurbs, ads and similar.
You don’t necessarily want to use all of these materials as-is. However, it
saves you a lot of time to start with these materials – such as a blog article
– that you tweak to add in your own voice and insights. This saves you time,
while ensuring your promos are unique and stand out from other affiliates.
TIP: While many vendors give you a free license to modify the
marketing materials they provide, some don’t. Be absolutely sure
you’re allowed to modify the materials – and if there is any doubt,
then get explicit permission in writing from the vendor.
Now let’s wrap things up…
Conclusion
You just discovered 17 things to look for before you promote an affiliate
offer. Some of these items are absolutely disqualifying, such as if the
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