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Andre posted a brilliant idea recently about unique ways to gain affiliates here.
So here's what I want to know right? I love this idea, I think it would work so well for my website where I blog about making money online. I review all sorts of make money online opportunities and share online marketing tips,how to videos, social media marketing information. If it involves working online and making money online it fits right?
So would I be allowed to use Andre's idea and create a WTT. So a freelancer here can write me a high quality, original article and then I link that article to that freelancer's service using my affiliate link?
This would mean I gain affiliates (YAY), I get great content for my website (YAY!) and the freelancer gets a great opportunity to showcase his or her services and possibly make a lot more sales?
Although like I mentioned in Andre's discussion the only bummer for the freelancer could be that even though the post will be linked to his service, that reader could decide to venture into the market place instead and buy from someone else....
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I'm glad you liked the idea. Your WTT idea seems like a good way to approach this entire thing. However, like I stated within the topic from yesterday, I'd probably go with a "buy now" button directly, instead of linking to the actual service (where it fits).
For instance, if you publish a great service review. In that review you'll most likely describe everything about the service, pros and cons and whatever. In those scenarios, I'll go with a buy now button, as I personally believe you'll increase your chances of making sales by adding such a button instead of a link to the service.
Let me know how everything works out for you! - And don't forget that I'll take 10% commissions
Good luck! Hey Lynne, I'm glad you liked the idea. Your WTT idea seems like a good way to approach this entire thing. However, like I stated within the topic from yesterday, I'd probably go with a "[i]buy now[/i]" button directly, instead of linking to the actual service (where it fits). For instance, if you publish a great service review. In that review you'll most likely describe everything about the service, pros and cons and whatever. In those scenarios, I'll go with a buy now button, as I personally believe you'll increase your chances of making sales by adding such a button instead of a link to the service. Let me know how everything works out for you! - And don't forget that I'll take 10% commissions :P Good luck! :)
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