Comments on: Promoting An Affiliate Program

By: CallieJo

CallieJo — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 23:18:47 +0000

When reading a referral you can pretty much tell what’s bull and what’s for real. Most of the time, that is.

For me, if it sounds too much like a sales pitch I go elsewhere.

A good thang to do when writing about any product is to not just to promote the pros but also state the cons. No matter what it is, there is always both to consider.

One thang I hate is when peopes promote products they have not personally tested themselves…or tested enough to know enough.

As always, great post Mr. Javo. I’m beginning to enjoy your blog very much. I look forward to more…

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By: Lindsay

Lindsay — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 08:14:08 +0000

I’m always amazed at the people who promote anything, as long as it has a high pay-out potential. Some of the things people promote… I wonder how they can feel good about encouraging people who probably have no money to waste to buy these things.

I like to work in affiliate links now and then, but only if they are for things that are genuinely useful. I suppose that’s why 90% of my income comes from advertising instead, hah.

Anyway, nice post. Thanks for writing.

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By: Mr. Javo

Mr. Javo — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 15:28:16 +0000

@Adrian Hey mate, as affiliate you won’t lose anything from your referrals, that’s truth. But if you were not honest with the referred people, the next time you suggest them to sign up to another affiliate program, they won’t trust you and probably they won’t do it, at least under your name…

Remember that you are building a reputation. If you are a liar now, you will be a liar forever, unless you change your name