Recruiting New Affiliates

[JW888]

I'm trying to make the transition from super affiliate to affiliate manager,
and I'm finding it to be a bit of a challenge. I've been an affiliate within
the casino industry for over 5 years, and I know what affiliates want
in the casino industry, but I'm finding it difficult to recruit new affiliates
to sell my affiliate marketing e-book. I've tested the sales page, and the
product converts extremely well through Google Adwords, but it's a
challenge to find affiliates that are able and willing to begin promoting it.

Big Money Ventures

Any feedback from vendors or affiliates would be greatly appreciated. I can
easily sell this product on my own, but the whole point of listing the e-book
with ClickBank is to take advantage of the huge database of affiliates
that would be willing to promote a quality product for a huge commission.

[BOG]

You're obviously not a "super affiliate" if you can't even sell your own lies. It only took me 1 second to figure out what the problems is. The problem is your site looks like every other junky ebook site out there and you have no credibility.

[SimpleGlobalCash]

Well, I don't think so, maybe he is a super affiliate in another industry.
Remember that Affiliate Marketing Online is a whole different world.

When I started trying to make money from working from home, I was so confuse about where to begin, and I had no idea what affiliate programs where about online.

And people starting in this face of affiliate marketing are usually nervous about where to start.

One of the biggest fears new Affiliate managers have(includind super affiliates) is in finding new affiliates. This fear stops many site owners from getting started with affiliate marketing.

But I think that with a proper marketing strategy, getting affiliates is not very difficult.

In just few months I had mastered the concept and results where showing up.

This is what you need to do, or this is what I did (and still do):

Find complimentary sites - "Complementary" sites are sites that sell products or services that compliment your offerings. If you sell software, try looking for sites that sell computers or computer parts.

Find content sites – There are many sites that do not sell any kind of product or service but are mainly content-oriented sites. Such sites promote an idea, concept, study or belief. Content sites that are used as a resource for your target market are ideal affiliates.

Finally, there are several sites on the Internet dedicated to listing affiliate programs. Get your program listed in these directories.

And you know what? For me is working very well.
Good Luck!

[John Stafford]

Hmmm,

If you wanted feedback on your product you would've posted
your product salespage and not your affiliate signup page...

Sounds like, you were just trying to fish for affiliates here.

Kind of a bad strategy, in my opinion.



John

P.S. You are doing the right thing signing up for click
bank and getting higher in the marketplace will help
you get affiliates.