forextrade1970 asked:


Hello! Is there anyone who uses store stacker in his affiliate marketing efforts? I would like a review of the product before i invest on it.

Paula

casandra asked:


I am trying to test this internet marketing thing out and see if I can make some extra money from it. I decided to purchase Wealthy Affiliate (i think most of you will know about this).

I see many bonus provided by other sites (like, www.wehatescams.com), do you know about other sites that provide bonus on purchasing wealthy affiliate too?

Bruce

Carlos O. asked:


I am an affiliate with a shopping website. I need to advertise it in order to make money. I am willing to invest $200 a month in advertising other than adwords, adcenter, yahoo marketing. Those are expensive. Any advice out there?

Gloria

paulus asked:


We are new to affiliate marketing and we really liked the paypal pyment option offered by paydotcom, but upon further research, we have found many complaints about affiliates who do not get paid by merchants. what are your experiences,and what other alternatives are good for affiliates?

Alvin

Tony K asked:


Hi all. Im posting this question because im a total newbie at any affiliate marketing. I was seraching the internets and i found littleguynetwork. They say they are geared towards helping newbs and offer larger commisions. Wealthy Affiliates though offers ALOT more. Smaller commisions though but better experience. What do you guys think. Help a Noob out.

Carlos

tommy_mac501 asked:


I would like to set up a website to sell an eBook, and I’d like a way to pay people who send people to the site when that person buys the product. Is this “affiliate marketing”?, and does anyone have a good resource I can go to, to understand how to go about doing it?

Rhonda

RavisRants.com asked:


I’m self-publishing my new book about to be published shortly through LightningSource. Here’s my dilemma as a self-published, self-marketing author:

1. Do I leave fulfillment to LightningSource/Amazon who will charge me 55% right off the top, leaving me with much smaller margins (the cost of the book will come from my share, the remaining 45%) and focus on just marketing the book? If I take this route, then I can’t do much for affiliates and Joint Venture partners, but reduces a lot of S&H overhead.

2. Do I do the fulfillment myself, selling the book for lower than Amazon, worrying about shipping and handling (especially international shipments, refunds, etc)? This approach will give help me pay decent amounts to affiliates, JV partners and bulk resellers, but increases my order- processing overhead.

What do you think?

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Ravi Jayagopal
Author, “No Business Like E-Business”
http://www.NBLEB.com
Cada,

The problem with doing both (which I will be doing anyway) is that when your affiliates drive traffic to your web site, and you send the visitor off to Amazon to buy the book, all of their effort has gone to waste, and you have effectively screwed your affiliates by by-passing the affiliate link.

- Ravi
http://www.RavisRants.com
Hi Frootbat31,

Lulu charges ridiculously high rates - $10 for a book that LightningSource will print for me for just $4. I’m not even considering LuLu. They take too much, and I don’t get anything more for my money than, say using LightningSource distribution, which is a lot less actually.

- Ravi
http://www.HowToThrowYourVoice.com
Hi all,

I’ve been in e-Business since 1996, and have made thousands of dollars in sales through ClickBank, 1siteautomation.com (my own private lable of 1shoppingcart).

My big dilemma was to whether sell it through Amazon only, or Amazon and my own site - I didn’t want to ideally split up my focus, but I have found the answers since I first asked this question.

I have decided to primarily sell my book through my own site, http://www.NBLEB.com , and there won’t be any mention of purchasing through Amazon. That is because Amazon would normally take a 55% discount, and I’m not willing to part that much for them. I will instead use some of that money for paying my affiliates, who will be paid around $10 per sale of the book.

I have sold ebooks for thousands of dollars, and they haven’t done one bit for my reputation as an author. So, this time, I’m not after the money - I’m after the reputation and respect that comes along with being a published author.

Sorry, ran out of space….
So here’s what I finally decided, in case you’ve come to this thread and want to see how it all ends
1. Going to offer a short discount (25%) to Amazon. My local Barnes and Noble 1 mile away won’t even stock the book because “that’s not how they work”. I don’t expect any sales from a physical book store, so screw them and their 55% discount. 25% is all they get ( that too only because that’s the minimum Lightning Source will let me set
2. I will sell it primarily through my web site, and there will be no referring folks to Amazon. If someone still ends up finding the book on Amazon and buying it, then so be it. I’m not going to be doing any explicit promotion of the fact that my book is on Amazon. People will have to buy from me, US or International.

3. I’m going to charge a modest shipping rate - maybe even offer free shipping for US only. Still working out the costs.

4. I’m going to offer aggressive commissions to my affiliates.

- Ravi
http://www.NBLEB.com

Manuel

jeff t asked:


I’m wanting to join an affiliate program, but my problem is this. Once I create a sale through my web site and a person places their order. When they receive the order there will be all types of brochures and receipts with the companies name and all return sales I will lose a commission on. Is there anyway besides on my site saying bookmark here that can help me? Are there any affiliate sites that act almost like a private label and will handle all sales and customer service under your name? I think a company that provided this service would be huge because all the affiliates doing all the work marketing want their return customers. Anyone with any info or opinions on this, please write.

Juan

Sup yo? =) asked:


I was told to find affiliates that would be willing to market our websites. We market debt settlement, debt management and credit repair services. What keywords should I search to find such companies? Thank you so much!

Maria

uVme asked:


Hey to all

Maybe difficult to answer if you are NOT a Member there, but I have seen this website

http://www.how2resolve.com/insidewa.htm
and the Wealthy Affiliate University seams to be a great place.
(By the way, this guy gives a huge amount of eBooks for Free, more then usual.)

The downside: you have the 30.- Fee per month, but looks like they give a lot of stuff for Free like Hosting, Websites and so on - that can compensate the monthly fee I guess.

Question:
should I take the “learning” approach and join Wealthy Affiliate to learn how to market ?
Or is it better to buy some of the latest released eBooks who show me a easy way to make money Online ?

P.S. Fact is that I already tryed some eBooks, but they didn’t made me any money at all. In fact I lost some with Google Adwords. That was very frustrating as I hate to loose money.

Thank you for any advice, I really am interested in Internet Marketing but need some direction.

Thank you

Marie