Is it better for beginners to start afiiliate marketing with 1 product or more p

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  1. jasperneo profile image60
    jasperneoposted 13 years ago

    Is it better for beginners to start afiiliate marketing with 1 product or more products?

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  2. steffer profile image60
    stefferposted 13 years ago

    i would start with a few different products, in different niches, never bet on one horse

    if one product or niche isn't working that well, you still have the others who may convert well, so you still make money

    steffer

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    akycrawlerposted 13 years ago

    Hi Jasperneo

    I would say that if you are using paid advertising to drive traffic to a landing page such as ppc or ppv that one product with a variation on keyword combinations is better at first. If article marketing, then why not go after several different products and see which one provides the best conversions.

  4. megmccormick profile image69
    megmccormickposted 13 years ago

    I try to focus on one product....at a time.  I pick one product in a micro niche, get the sales funnel set up, build the link wheel, and then start a backlink schedule going....then move on to the next product/niche.

  5. chrisaltamirano profile image70
    chrisaltamiranoposted 13 years ago

    Two at a time brotha, that is the key.

    Focus your time and energy on two projects at a time to get the most out of them. If you start going from project to project, niche to niche, you'll find yourself unsatisfied and really not giving it all you have. The key is driving traffic to your landing pages and websites, this means having great SEO backlinks or setting up relationships with bloggers who are in the same niche you're targeting.

    The truth is this. No traffic=No Leads=No Sales! You can have the sickest landing page ever but if you don't have traffic then so what?

    Read this hub I just posted, great insight and tips/tricks to use.

    Easy Newb Way to More Traffic: Without Competing In the Google Search Ranks

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    let me know if you need anymore info brotha!

  6. garyrockzzz profile image60
    garyrockzzzposted 13 years ago

    Yeah I agree its better to start with at least two products. You might not get good conversion for all products. Test them and promote the products which you feel are doing good. Save time and effort. If you want to see which are best converting products and want to make more money. You should certainly go for more than one product at a time.

    It was hard lesson learned from my past experience when I was promoting a relationship niche product I got just 2 sales for over 800 hops.
    Then I tried 3 products at a time. I always got 2-3 sales per 100 hops.
    So if you know from the starting you won't lose much time finding the right kind of product for you.

  7. HubDoc profile image56
    HubDocposted 13 years ago

    Hi,

    One product niche with various products may be the answer to allow you to develop your skills. Try checking out Clickbank.com which offers an extraordinary range of producty. if you haven't decided on a particaulr niche and want to have proper and detailed affiliate training try my free online marketing course as a first step.

    HubDoc
    http://www.easy-online-marketing.info

  8. BrankoZecevic profile image61
    BrankoZecevicposted 13 years ago

    Hi!
    I think it's better to start to promote one product. In other ways you could be easily distracted and things that you need most are focus and persistence.

    http://twitter.com/ExtraMoneyIdeas

  9. Tom Pierce profile image60
    Tom Pierceposted 13 years ago

    Hi, jasperneo. From my personal experience I can say that it is better to choose 1-2 affiliate programs from one sphere. It would be much easier to promote simular things. For example, I have been working for quite a long time with affiliate programs in financial sector, such programs are rather profitable. Sometimes I explain in my articles what kind of programs to choose and how to start.

 
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