Setting Up a List Building Page to Sell Your Affiliate Product

If you're into Internet marketing as an affiliate for someone else's program, how are you advertising your opportunity? I mean, are you just putting out the same old stale page that everybody else uses, or are you building your own page and list building at the same time?

Unless it's specifically stated in your affiliate agreement, and the means you use isn't illegal, such as spamming, you can use any means to sell a product. Generally, affiliate pages, emails, and so on are there for your convenience. They at least get 80% of the people moving, who might otherwise take no action at all. Here's the thing: 20% of the people will be active affiliates, and they're having greater success because they're treating the affiliate program as part of their own businesses. They're more creative, they get more sales, and everyone's happy.

Setting up a list building page to sell your affiliate product is something you should take action on. Give a review of the product away on your list building page, to entice people to sign up for your list. If you're going to do that, be sure that you can stand behind the product, that you have used it, and proved that it works. The review can be 250 words or less.

Your review should include information on the features that benefit the user. It should also give the cons of the product. Nothing is 100% great. Usually, there are small things that you would change, if you had a magic wand. Let people know those, too. If your review is too glowing, it won't seem real. Make it real. Here's what I mean:

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Anyway, after they opt-in to your list and confirm their membership, the first autoresponder message should be a "thank you" page. Also give people a bit more information about the product or Internet marketing program, and an opportunity to buy or join by including your affiliate link. This is very easy to do and you should always be list building, any way you can.