Warrior Plus Affiliate

Hey gihabs, this is a valid question.

At first, it may seem that pitching a low-ticket item like that is just not worth it but let's think about it in a different perspective.

Let's say that you have a giveaway in exchange for an email address (this is common of course).

You have your auto-responder set up for delivering some good, quality information about what the person signed up for and your ready to pitch a product.

If you come at them with a $47 product from the get go, you may lose some subscribers or worse (in my opinion) turn your subscribers into people who won't get off of your list but will never buy anything because you pitched them something that high before they even trusted you.

It's good to start off with lower ticket items as you build trust and choose the products you promote wisely as you don't want to tarnish your relationship with your subscribers.

I don't think you have to have a huge list, but if you create a Buyers list, then your conversion rates will be higher, because whoever does buy that $5-$7 product you can move over to a different autoresponder (which will promote higher ticket items, see where we're going here)? Meanwhile you keep pitching low-ticket items to your non-buyers list.

You won't always be pitching them low-ticket products, see it as part of your well-oiled affiliate funnel which will bring in commissions because you know what your audience is looking for and they trust you.

I hope that helps.

Hi

Most of the vendors on WP offer 100% commissions on their front end sales. So you can earn upto 5-9.99 dollars from each affiliate sale. It's an extra advantage for big list owners as they can send occasional product offers to their list and can earn a lot of money. If their list is of 5000 active subscribers and if we assume a conversion of 1% only then the profit woulb be appox. 50x9=$450.

Hi

First of all it is right that to make any significant income from promoting any affiliate products, whether it be through Warrior+ or any of the other marketplaces, you are going to need a list of a decent size. Hence all the advice to 'build a list'.

With regards to the other point, the products on offer are very often part of a sales funnel. Therefore although the front end might only be a few dollars, there are other products that will be offered that can considerably bump up that value.

The key is to look at the 'Visitor Value'/EPC, this gives you an average amount you will earn per visitor who visits the offer. Obviously this isn't 100% accurate, but it can give an idea of how much you might earn and helps choose the products or services to offer.

I hope this helps, and if you haven't already, start building that list

So with warrior plus products how can you tell if it has upsells? how do you know if it has a funnel of products? JVzoo is said that if you sell the main product it will sell the upsells automatically is the same true for warrior plus products?

Creating and selling them (usually rapidly)...

Building a list of customers...

Promoting other affiliate products...

Having a big-ticket backend...

Funneling customers into a bigger & evergreen funnel.

Yes, you can earn very well with Warrior+ products.

I do !

And the low ticket items can be lucrative especially if they are of high quality and pay 100% front end.

I really like the platform very much. Some detractors out there but it has gone smooth for me


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