Chris Carpenter My Affiliate cash system review

Before I started making small profits on the monthly affiliate programs, I used to think that they are a waste of time. My interest in began at the end of the year 2004 when I began the exploration of affiliate programs through the pay-per-click search engine. What made my interest in this program was the fact that I was aware of a couple of internet gurus who made money through such programs. Though at first I was skeptical about this program, I thought it wise to give it a try. In this article, therefore, I give my affiliate cash system review.

The process is quite simple since it involves a few steps.  It begins with choosing an affiliate program, then setting up a three-lined advertising campaign on a search engine. One has the freedom to choose how many click he wants per day. Any click that leads to a sell is rewarded by a commission. Although I knew advertising is an expensive venture, I felt that it was worth investing in this program. With a significant growth over a few weeks, I had purchased several books and Chris Carpenter’s Google Cash was the most insightful since it provided relevant approaches on creating an affiliating marketing business.

My pilot project began with 20-30 promotion on various products. On realizing that the key to success in the affiliate program business is choosing products that could be sold easily, I drop a product when I realized that is was not bringing positive results. This business was already making profits by February 2005. Among these campaigns I earned 18 USD as commission when I spend 0.08 USD. Out of every 100 visitors to the site, I made 10 USD worth of profit. Because of the program’s simplicity, everyone has the ability to participate. To understand how the Affiliate programs work, I will highlight tips that I learned from the Carpenter’s book.

1. One should wisely choose a product to work with. When the deal is too good one should think twice. However, this does not mean that one has to go for low paying deals. Those that give a commission of 25 USD or more would be appropriate.
2. A careful campaign monitor: if ones sell does not represent the number of sales, one should consider dropping a particular program.
3. Understanding the days to work: when selling office products, weekdays are more productive than the weekends. However, when dealing with entertainment products weekends are the most effective.

Carpenter’s book helped me to identify a product that could work effectively with my program. By taking part in this program, I have earned $27,817 which when converted; it was equivalent to $10,795 worth of profits. Presently, the affiliate programs are the easiest way to make money. On realizing the benefits that come with the affiliate programs, would you venture in the same? Despite the challenges involved, I encourage you to participate in these affiliate programs.

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