5 Surefire Tips to Boost Your Residual Affiliate Program Earnings
Henry Zeng
1) Promote quality products that offer high value
The first rule does not only affect recurring commission products, but also applies to any affiliate products you're promoting.
Remember, it is the benefits your referred customers receive to warrant them to continue investing in their recurring products.
2) Squeeze more money with closed-door affiliate programs.
Closed-door affiliate programs are those that require you to buy their products to be their affiliates. You are not going to be charged an arm and a leg to join; but you need to find the good ones to join.
Here's something you may not know about closed-door affiliate programs. They are generally to convert better!
That's because you get lower chances of "getting crashed"- Ouch, another marketer's promoting the same product to your prospects!
There's also less chance for commission pickpockets to steal your affiliate commissions by simply replacing your affiliate links with theirs, because it's closed-door affiliate program.
"But you're kidding me! It cost me money to join an affiliate program?!"
Well, many open-door affiliate programs pay you less money(For example, they may not pay you on backend sales) or not convert as well as the closed-doors, so this all balances out.
In life it's hard to break the "you get what you pay for" rule, the "sowing / reaping" principle.
3) Pick out services that existing customers unlikely to stop their recurring subscriptions
Impossible? Okay, I'll show you some. Most products of this kind are technical related services.
As you may notice, I'm promoting a service that can help your sites rank well in Google. Each of the sites gets 250 "one-way" backlinks, which will have a great impact on search engine rankings, especially for Google.
What if the member stops the recurring payment? The 250 "one-way" backlinks will get disappeared the day his account expires.
Another good example is a nice link track tool I promote, which can cloak affiliate links, track signups
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