This book is a must have for anyone who seriously wants or is toying with the idea of Affiliate Marketing. Brown takes you through the entire process from getting started to choosing a software application right for you to how to market and promote your site. He explains the ins and outs of Affiliate Marketing on the Web in language anyone can understand, even if you’re not smarter than a fifth grader.
Do you know the difference between residual and flashflood traffic techniques? How about pay per click as opposed to pay per lead? I didn’t. However, after reading this book I certainly have been educated in the lingo associated with Affiliate Marketing. Brown also manages to take the guess work out of Google.
You don’t have to be a web designer to apply the techniques, but if you’re somewhat computer savvy it’s beneficial. Brown doesn’t present a get rich quick scheme, but instead delivers a sure fire way to get more traffic to your site and more money in your pocket. He doesn’t lead you down the garden path and his book will definitely help you travel the road to success.
Rating: 5 / 5
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Affiliate marketing is a highly profitable online advertising method in which Web site merchants pay independent third parties to promote the products or services of an advertiser on their Web site. In other words, affiliate marketing involves posting a company s banner on your Web site or blog and attempting to send visitors to their Web site. If someone clicks on that banner or goes to that site and buys something, you will be paid a commission. While some affilia… More >>
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March 21, 2010
This is my favorite affiliate management book, because it covers a lot of tips and new content for those of us who are managing/leading affiliate driven businesses. What I like best about this book is how comprehensive and specific it is, and the new content that I haven’t seen elsewhere in other affiliate marketing how-to resources.
This book gets my top marks for affiliate marketing how-to’s, it has dozens of tactics that go beyond the basics and serves a a superb blueprint for affiliate marketing “how to” strategies.
Well done, and thanks very much — this was a very useful (and now dog-eared!) book. I’ll actually use it during implementation, launch and followup of my sites’ affiliate networks.
Thanks,
Ken Calhoun
TradingAffiliates dot com
DaytradingUniversity
Rating: 5 / 5
March 21, 2010
Affiliate marketing is a profitable, web-based advertising method in which internet merchants pay independent third parties to promote their products or services. While Amazon.com developed it, it is available to any business, and The Complete Guide to Affiliate Marketing on the Web provides six steps to developing a successful web marketing campaign to increase web visitors and sales. Case studies supplement the practical tips in a guide perfect for any business library catering to web-based businesses.
Rating: 5 / 5
March 21, 2010
This book begins with a quote from the Godfather: “In war there is no substitute for victory.” While that seems like an unusual opening to a marketing text, this book is very hard-hitting and aggressive, insisting that if you want to make this style of marketing work, you have to go for it – but that profiting from such marketing is attainable.
Beginning with basics and soon delving into technical nitty-gritties such as meta-tags, web site optimization and other technical nuances, necessary for such aggressive marketing campaigns as this book is touting.
Finishing out this guide with “Affiliate Mistakes” and case studies makes this book a great resource for anyone wanting to make a living from their laptop, or even those who already have a successful business and simply need a better marketing resource in a “Web 2.0″ world.
Rating: 4 / 5
March 21, 2010
I just received this book in the mail not too long ago, and although I haven’t been able to put it down I find the organization a little confusing. I am very new to affiliate marketing. I mean, I know how to use HTML, blog, etc but I am no techie. I can follow directions without a problem, but what I find confusing about the book is that the author goes back and forth with information for individuals who want to become affiliates (and sell other people’s products) and individuals who have products to sell (who are considering enlisting affiliates to sell for them) and for a newbie it gets confusing. I admit that even when I was trying to figure out if I should buy the book I couldn’t really figure out who it was for. I would rather deal with one side or the other at a time in one book, but not both.
There are some things that are confusing to a newbie such as “affiliate tracking” that isn’t clearly explained, but (I’m old school) I have noticed that it is typical of writers in this day and age to assume that the readers understand most everything the author is talking about. Even when I took web design classes at a local college the instructors assume ALL students are millenials (I’m a gen X) and will not explain in more detail unless asked.
Though I like the book and would recommend it, I have been on the hunt basically for an instruction manual (haven’t found one yet and don’t think I will in this day and age). But the author does give good info about getting into affiliate marketing on both sides. Though I recommend it, it won’t be the last book I buy.
Rating: 4 / 5
