AZDana

I decided awhile ago to get out of paid blogging, and have been checking into affiliate marketing programs. I have learned a lot, and I’d love to share everything I know, but I don’t want to turn this blog into another “road to riches” site. (Hmmm… now that I think about it, I have another site I might be able to use for such a purpose, but does the internet really need another “how to get rich” blog?)

In the interest of transparency, I’m going to post an affiliate link for a program I just joined, and tell you that if you sign up under me, I get five dollars. I would also assume that if you post the link on your site, then you’ll qualify for the same offer, so you can also earn money by encouraging others to sign up.
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However, I did not join their program in order to make money from others signing up, I joined because they have some great programs available from name brand companies that pay high commissions. Names that everyone knows and products that will probably sell themselves because they’re familiar to us all. (Yeah, I could tell you the names, but I’m trying to encourage you to click on the link, bwahaha.)

It seems to me that Pepperjam wants to help you to succeed as much as possible, offering affiliates the chance to communicate directly with the merchants to talk about things like private offers, custom advertisements or coupons. I belong to several other affiliate programs and none of them offer such assistance.

I know that some doubters say you can’t make money with affiliate marketing. I would definitely disagree with that, but I would also say that if you’re looking to make 10,000 dollars a day then you probably should look elsewhere. Affiliate marketing is like anything else in life, you get out of it what you put into it. If you are motivated to make money, then sign up with Pepperjam, learn from all the help they have available, and earn commissions on famous products. They want to help you get ahead because your success is their success.
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