Nigerian Digital Marketer

Profitable Lockdown Affiliate Business Model!!!

In this post, I share how to grow your business and impact lives through affiliate marketing.

Over the last one year, I have had contact with several great coaches, consultants and experts because I was introduced to them via email.

My life has been transformed and my business grown by virtue of those associations/relationships.

I have experienced so much joy and blessing by being connected to the right people at the right time.

For that reason, I sincerely believe it would be a disservice not to share this message of mine.

Most of the people I have come to know, love and respect are those who were introduced to me through their affiliates.

Their affiliates promoted webinars, training, books etc and I signed up to know more.

For example, I have gotten to know great coaches like Lisa Sasevich, Christian Mickelson and DJ Shobajo because an affiliate promoted them to me via email.

Most times, the process goes thus:

A. A business owner/coach/merchant has a free gift (freebie) or product or service to sell

B. He engages the use of affiliates or joint venture partners to promote his products or services to a wider audience in order to get his desired conversions

C. The affiliates or joint venture partners promote those products and help the business owner to achieve his goals

D. New sets of people get to know, obtain and use the products/solutions promoted by the affiliates/joint venture partners

E. Everyone (in most cases) gets rewarded: The merchant, affiliate and customer all get some form of satisfaction from the process.

This process or system is called affiliate marketing.

So what is affiliate marketing?

Affiliate marketing is a form of marketing in which a merchant pays a commission to an affiliate whenever a customer buys/signs up for the merchant’s products or services through the affiliate’s promotional efforts.

The affiliate is the person who promotes the merchant’s products and services and usually does so at his own expense.

The merchant may provide resources for the promotion but the affiliate usually does not get paid until he has brought in a sale or met the merchant’s requirements for a conversion.

In a joint venture, the companies or organisations involved agree to work together to promote each other and utilise their resources to achieve common objectives.

For example, two internet marketers can enter into a contract to promote each other’s products, newsletters, etc so they can have an increased audience reach, product sales etc.

Over the next few days I will be talking more about the benefits of affiliate marketing to the affiliate, merchant and customer.

Are you a merchant, customer, or affiliate who will like to know more about how affiliate marketing works? What would you like to know?

Please kindly let me know in the comments so that I can provide details based on your questions in my next few posts.

Hello everyone thank you for liking this page. I have been away because life happened. But I'm back. If you have any questions on starting an online business, send a message. I am ready to serve you. 2020 is still our year