OnlineYour Role As An Affiliate

One of the great things ClickBank has to offer is a virtual ARMY of affiliates.

What this means to you is an instant database of thousands of affiliates that are ready, willing and waiting to promote your product for you.

They want to make you loads of sales all at their advertising and web traffic expense because they will make a share in the profit your product pulls in based on all the sales they refer!

This is a serious win/win because these affiliates know that

you spent your time, and or ha rd earned dollars to create your product, and all they have to do is refer sales to share in the profits on your labor!

You win because you now have a method to make sales you otherwise would not have if it were not for your new instant army of affiliates ready to promote your new product for you starting today!

What a great concept ClickBank is for not only the product creator and seller but also for the massive number of people that make a great living just selling other peoples products as an affiliate!

Get ready ClickBank!! Here I Come!

Some Affiliate programs pay only a percentage of actual sales, while others pay a stipend for each followed link or ‘click through’ as it is often re ferred to. Almost all affiliate programs have a minimum amount of account balance that has to be generated before a pa yment or check will be cut to the web site owner however, an d often the agreement you go into specified ‘timeout’ periods in which a lack of sales over a certain period of time will void any vested amount not yet paid as well, so it is important to now what exactly you are agreeing to before signing up with a particular affiliate or associate program.

When it comes time to get paid we are all ready to line up, but most of us prefer cold hard cash to checks or goods – if your employer wanted to start paying you in food stamps for instance odds are you wouldn’t be too pleased with that, so the method as well as the monetary nature of payment is important to understand. Some affiliate programs only pay with online cash or with ‘cre dits’ towards goods or services, which may be okay for some people who can use those products but isn’t appropriate for most of us. Today’s rich market for affiliate programs an d the nature of mankind has pretty much eliminated these sites however, and most sites today pay either in some form on ecommerce cash or direct check payments although often some minimum timeframe and minimum payout amounts are stipulated.