Hey there,
Affiliate marketers sell other people’s products to earn a commission from it.
It’s great because you don’t have to create your own product, deal with support, customer service, refunds and so on.
Yet even though it’s simply about selling other people’s products, there’s one big common mistake when it comes to affiliate marketing...
They promote anything and everything...
However, while it seems enticing to get a windfall of commissions in one go, the trade-off is that it will tarnish your brand.
In fact, the definition of affiliate is: “officially attach or connect (a subsidiary group or a person) to an organization”.
This means the moment you decide to promote something as an affiliate...
you attach yourself, your brand, and your business to that company and that product...
and if that product isn’t any good for your audience, then it’ll reflect ultimately on you.
That’s why the one question you should always ask yourself before promoting anything is:
“Can I trust the product to be good for my audience?”
Remember, there are so many products thrown around in the marketplace, all promising the world.
It’s your job to spend hours, effort and money to break through that clutter and find great legitimate products, tools, software, services that you think...
Could really help your subscribers succeed.
Only this way, can you be a respectable affiliate marketer for the long-term.
Speak soon,
Ben
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