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Getting Great Affiliate Results With The Conduit Method

July 10, 2008 | Author: Steve | Filed under: Affiliate Marketing

I like affiliate marketing. It’s a great way anyone can use to get started selling online. But it isn’t as easy as some people make it out to be. There’s more to it than putting up a few banners and graphics on your site and waiting for the sales to come in. You need traffic.

Most of affiliate guides that I have come across the past few months talk about how you can make easy money by using pay per click advertising. What they fail to mention is that a lot of times, you end up spending more money on ads than you get in sales. That’s fine if you can afford to lose a few dollars. If not, you can spend a lot in a short period of time.

That doesn’t make these guides bad, it’s just that there is potentially a lot of risk involved with PPC advertising. If you stick with it, test and learn, you can probably succeed with PPC. Getting traffic from the search engines is a lot better, and it doesn’t cost you anything when someone goes to your site.

That’s why I like Confessions Of A Lazy Super-Affiliate. This ebook is one of the best affiliate guides I have come across, and a great value for about $30. The strategies outlined in this book don’t rely on PPC ads, or advertising at all. It’s a way to build sites and drive free traffic to them.

If you don’t have a copy of this great affiliate guide, click here to read about it. The sales page alone has a wealth of free tips on it, so even if you decide you don’t want to invest in the ebook, save a copy of the web page so you can learn from it.

Last week, Chris Rempel, the author of the Lazy Super-Affiliate, released a short report called “The Conduit Method“. This report is a perfect companion to his first ebook, and is the first in a series of special reports that are going to rolled out in the next few weeks.

The Conduit Method is a twist on a review site that can get good commissions from relatively little free search engine traffic. As a matter of fact, Chris reports that one of his “conduit”  sites did over $5,000 in commissions in just over 2 months, all from free, easy traffic.

The Conduit Method can be yours for only $14.95, and it’s worth every penny. Instead of trying to convince you of what you can expect when you get your copy, click here to read all about it…

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I agree - the Conduit Method is a simple, lean report and video that teaches super simple tricks to set up profitable affiliate sites. I like his Super Affiliate book too but I’m finding the Conduit Method much easier to implement on my sites. So far I have three of them up and am working on the fourth. They’re fast to set up and all of them started making me money within the first week. If people have been struggling with their affiliate sites the Conduit Method might be the way to go. It’s easy to follow.

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