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Monetizing Your Website With Market Leverage

June 26th, 2008

Written by Mr Javo

I was looking the results in the poll of this month Do You Most Want To Learn About….? And I saw that the most of the people voted that they want to learn more about Affiliate Marketing. Although the poll has not finished yet, I had decided to write a post about this topic, to feed some of my readers :cool: .

 

Meeting Market Leverage

 

Market Leverage is an affiliate program, as others like NeverblueAds or PepperJam, which you can make a lot of money by promoting services or products. Market Leverage is considerably new, but since October 2007 they are working on this area to give us the best campaigns in the affiliate marketing. The following one, is a screenshot of their main panel:

Market Leverage ~ Affiliate Marketing

As you can see, it is very clean, and it offers the featured offers, news and updates… It is a very good panel where you can see what is hot in the market.

 

If you are a person who frequent blogs, perhaps you already noticed the Market Leverage banner in many blogs. And I mentioned their banner, because I want to make a little review about them:

 

As you can see it beside this text, it shows 3 main characteristics:

  1. The Industry’s Highest Paying Publisher Rewards Program: MarketLeverage is giving away a lifetime referral bonus for each Publisher you refer to their network. You can earn (5%) five percent of the commission for each and every Publisher you refer that signs up as a MarketLeverage Publisher.
  2. The Industry’s Highest Paying Lifetime Referral Program: MarketLeverage researched and reviewed the lifetime referral programs of every affiliate network that attended Affiliate Summit West 2008 and ad-tech San Francisco 2008. They could not find another affiliate network with a higher paying lifetime referral program publicly disclosed on their website.
  3. All Payments Sent to Publishers Via FedEx: You don’t need to be stressed about where are your checks, if they are safe or not. With FedEx, you will received your payment wherever you want, and you don’t need to worry about it. Your money will be safe with this program!

I signed up to this program the last week, and some days later I received a call from them. They asked me some basic questions and after that I got approved without problems. I want to say that they provide a good support, they are very friendly and they are willing to help you with anything you need.

 

I consider the third feature very important in this program, which can motivate to many people to join them. Why? because when you talk about affiliate marketing, you are talking about great amounts of money. There are involved many things like referral commissions, sales commissions and lead commissions, and you will earn money constantly if you know how to promote their campaigns.

 

I think that they should offer PayPal as another payment method. Paypal has become the standard payment method for the most of the programs, but I think they don’t offer this because your account can be held (in PayPal) if you receive huge amounts of money… However, FedEx is great for me :grin: .

 

So if you hadn’t joined to Market Leverage, don’t wait more time and sign up now.

 

Sign up to Market Leverage

 


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12 Responses to “Monetizing Your Website With Market Leverage”

Comment by Dennis Edell Subscribed to comments via email | 26 Jun 2008 at 07:36

After the onslaught of ML posts going around, I guess it’s time to look into it :-)

Dennis Edells last blog post..12 Ways To Outsell Your Competition

 
Comment by Zander Chance | 26 Jun 2008 at 10:51

The FedEx payment thing is pretty crazy.. I earned a whopping $2.35 the first month, and they FedEx’ed me a check for that amount! It probably cost them more to send me the check than it was worth, but it definitely left an impression with me..

Zander Chances last blog post..Free Domains From Dotster

 
Comment by Mr. Javo | 26 Jun 2008 at 12:14

Wow really Zander?! That’s very impressive =O. I thought that you need to reach an amount to charge your money, like $50 or something like that….

Thanks for your advice!

 
Comment by David Hobson | 26 Jun 2008 at 21:21

Have been using ML for a couple of months now and the earnings are not bad.

David Hobsons last blog post..Web 2.0 Social Networking Websites For Business

 
Comment by ErickB - MarketLeverage Subscribed to comments via email | 27 Jun 2008 at 21:26

Hey Mr. Javo,
Thanks for the great review about us! Thanks also for posting screen shots of our network (even though my ugly mug is proudly displayed at the top right corner!) :) Just a quick correction though: Market Leverage has been in business since 2004, and MarketLeverage’s parent company and management team have been in the business since 2001. Thanks again for the coverage, Mr. Javo!
-Erick Bright

 
Comment by Mr. Javo | 28 Jun 2008 at 00:59

Hello Erick, my apologize. I wrote that because I saw in the Archives in the Market Leverage’s Blog that the first post was in October 2007…

 
Comment by Bank Man -- Top CD Rates Blog Subscribed to comments via email | 28 Jun 2008 at 22:46

I’ve seen ML on numerous blogs. Haven’t checked it out though. I guess now I will.

 
Comment by Bank Man -- Top CD Rates Blog Subscribed to comments via email | 28 Jun 2008 at 22:52

One other note, when I click your affiliate links and then try to view different pages on the site, I get an error that the page isn’t found.

If I just go to the main site without the affiliate info, I can view other pages fine.

 
Comment by Mr. Javo | 28 Jun 2008 at 23:31

It must be an error from them, I will report it…. thanks

 
Comment by ChrisCD Subscribed to comments via email | 30 Jun 2008 at 09:25

Looks like they fixed it. Hopefully, the system sets a cookie to remember your affiliate ID (most do). If I sign-up, I’ll let you know so that you can track it.

ChrisCDs last blog post..Fed Holds

 
 
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