Affiliate Marketing Secrets

When you put your first website – you have to admit they are pretty green to the ways of the Internet world. Do you think that once your website is up, and you have put your links on your site, you will earn money? I’m pretty sure many, would love that to be true. Just think how many Super Affiliates we would have. I’ll give you a taste of what to expect really.

The Beginning of the Start…

You were excited at first, and you have a sense of pride in your achievements. It is a fact that is no small thing to get a website online. But this is only the beginning of their experience in Internet Marketing.

All this takes time and work. But when you start, you have to have some time to optimize, to write articles, and to put AdSense ads on your site. Why? It has been said that for the next six months or nine months, Google and possibly search engines, can put you in the sandbox. Some say the Sandbox exists, some says no. Whatever it is called, you will see a degree of latency in place.

My own thought is that there may be a pre-set time of six months before seeing an increase in clicks- I know I did. I think there are maybe several reasons for this:

1. It is an excellent way to protect the Internet community against unscrupulous sites – I imagine that these sites have a lifespan of six months before people give them the boot. It only takes one person to feel the blunt of a scam, before they talk about it.

2. Web sites have up and down every day. Search engines are looking how to save your time and money. If you are still on the line after six months or nine months, you’re paying your debts, and it is possible that the figure is kind of serious about maintaining an online business.

What should I do during that six or nine months period?

First, and foremost – since you have provided with this information – do not get frustrated and give up. It is true that initially only the clicks you can view your account, but that will change.

Second, start positioning yourself, so when your dormancy with the search engines ends, you have the quality content and quality products to start working. That means, writing articles, getting your name out to the masses, and learn to use Adsense.

And when you have spare change, try your hand at advertising on Adwords.

In the beginning of your learning curve, which is just outside the door – take the time to read, buy appropriate e-books, experiment and research. All are important to move the learning curve at the expert level.

In conclusion, a website is just a small part, but an important part of becoming an affiliate marketer is really vital. Important elements like being persistent, hard work and marketing are what you need. And finally, if you still have the passion after the initial euphoria of becoming an online entrepreneur wanes – then you will succeed.

No affiliate marketing bull or micro jobs that pay a couple cents to complete. I would prefer any job that pays according to how much I have completed; instead of hourly pay (but any good hourly pay jobs are great too).

Every entry level job in finance particularly investment management and financial analyst requires 3-5 years of professional experience in those fields. I’m not out of college yet and i do work professionally in affiliate marketing currently, not investment industry. However, i also have high interests in stock market and investments, i also currently manage various assets of over $500,000 with mine, family members and friends capital. This may be my only upside but i don’t do it “professionally” in an office. Since i’m not doing it “professionally” in an office i’m looking for entry level positions that will in the future help me get work as a asset allocation portfolio manager. However, every entry level position i see looks for 3-5 years of experience. why is that? I thought entry level means beginning with no “professional” experience?

I have heard that things such as CPA marketing, email list marketing, affiliate, etc., are all ways some people have become millionaires at doing online.
My questions and concerns are simple, and any of the following are opt-outs for me:
1.Is CPA investment-free(i.e., do I need to invest money to have the possibility to make it)?
2.Is the time put in equivalent to the money put out(i.e., I won’t work 8 hours a day for 5 days a week to earn $12.00 only).
3.Is money earned directly accessible, deposited, or in any way reachable to me(i.e., is the money made able to be withdrawn, is there minimum required limits to withdraw, etc.)?
Also, does anyone here have experience with affiliate marketing, CPA marketing, and the like?
I’d like some pointers here. I don’t expect to be a millionaire overnight (though who wouldn’t wish for that), but I don’t want time, money, and efforts going to waste for little or no return. Thanks.
PS: I have very, VERY little income as of now, and barely getting anywhere off my businesses/self-employment. I can’t work most “real” hourly jobs like most people do for reasons I won’t give here, and problems preventing me from doing so(none illegal/criminal related).

I just bought 1000 niche traffic visitors from SocioTraffic and was wondering if anybody has ever heard of or used this site for website traffic generation?