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I agree with Rob. And I'd like to add something... Facebook is also good for building relationships, and those relationships can lead to sales. It's just not a very fast process and will take some time. The key is to provide value, especially in groups. That will hopefully demonstrate your...

Email lists are the best way. The key is that you need to build a relationship with the people on the list and provide them with plenty of value. Also, when you send them to offers, make sure they are excellent offers that you can recommend highly with a good conscience! If at all possible...

Just a heads-up... I just tried to boost a post that was leading to my blog with an opt-in form, and Facebook rejected it because I mentioned that it would "increase your affiliate commissions." They said it was a "get rich quick" scam! So you need to be careful with your wording if you...

I used to use classified ads to promote affiliate products, but it never really worked very well for me, even several years ago. BTW, I used Backpage ads. Never really tried Craigslist.

I used to do Amazon a lot when Squidoo was still around. Not so much right now, but I may ramp it up again. In the meantime, I'm focusing more on Clickbank and JVZoo. The trick with any of them is to find a high quality product you really like and that would also appeal to your audience. Then...

Sounds like it to me too! I agree with Vishwa and Rob.

You may also want to check out the Warrior Forum. They have a section called Warriors for Hire, and Warrior Special Offers. It costs $20 to post there, but depending on what you offer, it could be well worth your while. You can also go to the Help Wanted section and contact people who are...

So you would promote a product that you don't like? Not a good idea, as Rob and Judas also pointed out! That's why I suggested starting with ONE product. Which one to choose? Pick one that would be attractive to or needed by your chosen audience. Also check with others you know and trust what...

Good grief! What a nightmare these sites seem to be! When I first started, I tried doing surveys and never made a penny. I won't speak for (or against) any of the current programs. Haven't tried any of them. I believe setting up a quality blog with quality content and then publishing reviews...

Liliana, My first reaction is "Don't!" Seriously, you want to make sure the products are not just okay but great! So don't worry so much on promoting lots of different products, but instead focus on finding one really good product (which you buy and use, and can write about with authority)...

Go for the right kinds of products for your audience! The most important part is that your affiliate products must solve problems that your audience has AND it needs to address problems that your audience expects YOU to solve for them. Example: If you have a blog on health issues, then...

Wow, really, Seller? I didn't know that. Thanks for sharing this info! I better start hustling again. I used to sell Amazon products through Squidoo, which then was sold to Hubpages, but sales kind of evaporated after that move.

You've got some good advice already. 1-2k visitors a day sounds pretty good, though whether this would result in commissions and sales depends on your blog and what your visitors expect from your blog. Also, do those visitors have money to spend and are they willing to spend it? If yes, then...

The main reason why you want a .com domain (other than the fact that it is more valuable if you try to sell it) is that people automatically type in .com because they're so used to it. So if you want to lose traffic to the competition, go with .org etc. for popular domain names... This is...

About Clickbank: Yes, last time I checked, it does cost about $50 per product, but it's a one-time fee, well, aside from the other fees they deduct... Personally, I might go with JVZoo. Yes, they also charge fees, but they also have a lot of affiliates. Make friends with the folks who list...

I do both. When I pay for traffic, I mostly do it through FB ads and/or using Press Releases. Plus I focus on list building. Beyond that, I grow my traffic through SEO and/or blogging (I use blogging as part of SEO). Working on additional strategies ;-)

I got good results with a combination of FB like campaigns (just a couple of dollars/day) and posting engaging posts. Then keep close track of how your campaigns are doing until one of them gets you likes for just a few pennies. Then increase funds to that campaign and run it until you have...

Add plenty of information to your group that is of interest to your group members. Then promote what you've added to your group in your ads or signature lines etc.

Just tried to sign up for it and it said the mailing list was not active :(

Before you even start building your site, figure out 1) what niche interests you most - and make sure it's a niche where people spend money, and 2) find a really good product (or several) that you can be sure your audience will love. Then, join their affiliate program, get some of their...