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Yeah, people jump into affiliate marketing thinking they'll be able to quit their day jobs now that they have a different revenue source, but they quickly realize it's just another job that has to be built up in order to achieve success.
I know a few people who started off in affiliate marketing because they heard of me quitting my job and going full time online. What they didn't know was I had been busting my butt online for a few years before I started making any sort of real money that allowed me to quit. They just started working online, making a few bucks and thought "If I focus on this, I can make even more money than my day job!", then they quickly realized how tough it was to scale and they went back to their previous employers to beg for their jobs back lol :D
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[size=100]Never heard of Jvzoo. Have heard of Clickbank.
My method of affiliate marketing started with me trying to build my own website. I ended up deleting my websites. They were awful. But I learned!
Then I started trying to blog and incorporate my affiliate products links into the content. My blogging efforts were not very successful. Lack of traffic to the blog.
At about the same time I started blogging, I discovered sites that were created for people to promote affiliate products. Squidoo was such a site. Sadly, Squidoo was acquired by HUBPages. The rule is: [i]If you can't beat your competition, acquire it! [/i] When Squidoo did exist, I didn't make thousands of dollars but I did earn enough to encourage me to continue with my affiliate marketing efforts.
You are right that you have to contact the company. Many people don't know that. But many people should also know that if your site where you intend to promote the company's products or services doesn't measure up to the company's standard of “quality” they will send you a nice rejection message indicating that it just isn't a “proper fit”. But if you are fortunate enough to develop a profitable relationship, that's fabulous.
It's great if you can be an affiliate marketer for high-end products. But if you can't make thousands, aim for lower commissions. I sold a home décor product once and earned a commission of $60. Commissions earned between $50 to $100 aren't too shabby. :)[/size]
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