Comments on: How do I get Started in Affiliate Marketing? – Part 2 http://www.makeaffiliatemoney.info/2008/10/how-do-i-get-started-in-affiliate-marketing-part-2/ How I Make Money Online! Fri, 03 Dec 2010 18:28:29 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Affiliate Marketing A to Z | Make Affiliate Money http://www.makeaffiliatemoney.info/2008/10/how-do-i-get-started-in-affiliate-marketing-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-45 Affiliate Marketing A to Z | Make Affiliate Money Wed, 12 Nov 2008 23:54:20 +0000 http://www.makeaffiliatemoney.info/?p=103#comment-45 [...] repsonse to a rather lengthy comment from Katherine Robinson here I decided that it would be a good idea to start an “Affiliate Marketing for Dummies” [...] [...] repsonse to a rather lengthy comment from Katherine Robinson here I decided that it would be a good idea to start an “Affiliate Marketing for Dummies” [...]

]]> By: Katherine Robinson http://www.makeaffiliatemoney.info/2008/10/how-do-i-get-started-in-affiliate-marketing-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-44 Katherine Robinson Wed, 12 Nov 2008 01:34:00 +0000 http://www.makeaffiliatemoney.info/?p=103#comment-44 I am afraid to give my real email address anywhere like this because I'm scared my email address will be "farmed" and my in box will get filled with spam. My in box is the lifeline of my business so please don't do that. And please make a simple, clear privacy policy clearly accessible to people to check first when you require them to enter their email address. To me this is just common "website courtesy". Now then: I am very interested in many of the things you are addressing in your blog /articles but I am clearly coming from a different place. I am a person with an established website that gets quite a bit of traffic, has excellent SEO, and has a devoted niche market customer base. I do business exclusively on the web and my product is tangible; my product is not my "readership". If you are targeting people with businesses like mine, it would be so great if you could have "for dummies" explanations of many of your terms. I got into my business because I am a clothing designer and manufacturer and have used the web to market my products. All my "tech" knowledge is strictly limited to what I have needed to learn in order to run my business. I did not start the business as a techie looking for a way to make money, which it seems is the angle of your articles. I'm not such a person, but I am here trying to learn and get information to help my business. If I am not your target market, I think others in my position (tangible product websites) and/or with my background (limited technical) might also really like access to the type of information your information! In order not to bore the sophisticated reader of your articles, perhaps you could have links to "for dummies" explanations of the terms you use. I notice that almost 100% new customer acquisition is coming from forums and blogs that mention my business, so this is an area I must learn more about. Also, I am interested in affiliate sales. I already have a website to which I refer many customers who offers affiliate fees, but I don't understand it well enough. I'm looking for more information about this! Thanks! Katherine I am afraid to give my real email address anywhere like this because I’m scared my email address will be “farmed” and my in box will get filled with spam. My in box is the lifeline of my business so please don’t do that. And please make a simple, clear privacy policy clearly accessible to people to check first when you require them to enter their email address. To me this is just common “website courtesy”.

Now then: I am very interested in many of the things you are addressing in your blog /articles but I am clearly coming from a different place. I am a person with an established website that gets quite a bit of traffic, has excellent SEO, and has a devoted niche market customer base. I do business exclusively on the web and my product is tangible; my product is not my “readership”.

If you are targeting people with businesses like mine, it would be so great if you could have “for dummies” explanations of many of your terms. I got into my business because I am a clothing designer and manufacturer and have used the web to market my products. All my “tech” knowledge is strictly limited to what I have needed to learn in order to run my business. I did not start the business as a techie looking for a way to make money, which it seems is the angle of your articles. I’m not such a person, but I am here trying to learn and get information to help my business.

If I am not your target market, I think others in my position (tangible product websites) and/or with my background (limited technical) might also really like access to the type of information your information! In order not to bore the sophisticated reader of your articles, perhaps you could have links to “for dummies” explanations of the terms you use.

I notice that almost 100% new customer acquisition is coming from forums and blogs that mention my business, so this is an area I must learn more about.

Also, I am interested in affiliate sales. I already have a website to which I refer many customers who offers affiliate fees, but I don’t understand it well enough. I’m looking for more information about this!

Thanks!
Katherine

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