Lunching first product. Where to network with affiliates

Hi Ivan,

I'm sorry to say it but I can't fully understand what you're trying to say. I clicked because you mentioned lunching but then thought, maybe it should be launching. I'm assuming English is not your first language so consider getting a little help if you're trying to attract people because it won't work if we don't know what you're saying...Good luck.

Does it convert and produce a high EPC?

That's what serious affiliates will look at.

If you can demonstrate that you have experience in creating videos that have made that amount in a year, you shouldn't have a problem attracting affiliates for your product.

If you don't have that experience, ask yourself why affiliates would be interested.

Hi Ivan, the best way to collect leads and actually convert them to sales is through ClickFunnel
It literally converts most of the traffic to actual conversions and purchases (If it's done right obviously)
I believe it's the ideal solution for you.

Hi Ivan, experienced affiliate marketers will usually only promote products that are already making a lot of sales online.

So are you able to sell your product with the current internet marketing methods that you are using (sales page, email follow-up sequence, articles, blog posts, banner ads, etc.)?

What online promotional tools are you going to be offering your affiliates, to help them make sales online (email follow-up sequence, articles, blog posts, banner ads, etc.)?

Hi Ivan,

The best way to attract affiliates is to show off your knowledge generously where the affiliates hang out.

Based on your video topic, Warrior is an awesome start buddy.

How it works; successful folks in your niche see you know your stuff, deem you to be credible, and click through to your blog or business site. Research, aka vetting, and you may have yourself a potential affiliate.

One of the top bloggers on earth in my niche is all set to sell my eBooks and audio books on Amazon as an Associate; we bonded over months, and years. This is what it takes to attract the big fish. But smaller fry may hop on board more quickly. All depends on your willingness to help folks sans looking for anything in return.

The key is to be generous to draw in folks who trust you, and of course to share your insight in spots where interested parties hang out.

This takes time. Takes energy too. But of course, good things take time.

Ryan

Best launch to a platform like Phlanx where brands/influencers will reach out.

Have you try to use udemy and skillshare to test your market? Just create a lite-version of your course to pitch people to your main site with main product.

You may try to get to know them via JV related Facebook groups or get in touch (without demanding anything for yourself) on Facebook. As it was mentioned before, having a product that has established a high epc visible on warriorplus or jvzoo may help attract affiliates. When you are ready to launch and have developed a relationship with potential JVs, they may have more incentive to promote you.

If your product works (does what you claim in the sales letter), converts well and provides enough value for the affiliates they will be interested...

I remember my first lunch.

You can always list your launch on muncheye for a start.

Best regards,

Ozi

Create a JV page and promote it on Facebook. I see many facebook advertisements targeted for affiliates.

Thank you every single one for suggestions and your opinions.

Especially thanks superowid for an idea to a post-test course in Udemy.

What I have done so far

I made 37-minute course and posted it on Udemy. About the same topic. With real examples and techniques.

After 3,5 weeks on Udemy, I have 4,516 students enrolled course. I got a great feedback. A lot of questions from students.

Most of the students enrolled it for free. How much I made. That I will tell you later.

In course I added a link to my PayHip page where I sold extra materials(upsells). And here is results.



There are 6 different products that I'm Upselling straight from Udemy. Price range from $15 up to $40.

So I see that people are interested in this method(make 100k in year by making videos) and are willing to take action.

How much I made on Udemy?

As I said before. Most of the enrollments were for free. So I made a little bit less than a $100 from Udemy.

But from Upsells in PayHip over $2340

My goal was to post Demo version of this method and see what people think. And what I need to improve in Course.

So guys.

What would you suggest to do next?

I want to make an improved version of this course and post it on Warriorplus and make some sales.

JVzoo links are still banned on Facebook as far as I know. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

So you need to send people to a landing page, you can't put the links directly on Facebook.

However, as other's have stated, there are many Facebook groups where you can promote your future launch to affiliates.

Rose

Rose

I see many, need for JV advertisements on Facebook.

This explains a few ways to work with Jvzoo links on Facebook.

https://www.webmastersun.com/threads...ts-on-facebook

Rose

Udemy gave you a positive results already and I'm sure this is gonna be success if you give your 100% utilizing full potential of affiliate marketing. JV has always been good for us and given a good break even. Your beginning results are quite impressive as you got sales for your secondary product on PAY HIP page as well.. Cheers and good luck !