Affiliate Blog

The books is supposed to help you chose profitable phone numbers that will help your business to be more memorable in the minds of your customers. I’d recommend you have a read through the eBook if you’re looking for a business 800 number. Always wise to know a little something about what you’re about to do before you do it.

The online calendar is a free service provided to their customers as an added value. Promotional services like that are always helpful to affiliates looking for new marketing angles.

And, one feature that I thought was very cool was that the calendar can send you reminders by text messaging your cell phone. No more forgetting birthdays, anniversaries, and special days. I don’t about you, but that free service would help keep me out of trouble!

The AmericanGreetings.com affiliate program pays a nice 40%-60% commission rate payout for every new subscription. The parent company also owns BlueMountain.com, which is where I have my account, and they offer a combined affiliate program. So, you can promote both services and get paid as one combined affiliate program. That means payouts more often for the affiliates!

Ad Pack is a unique new marketing product that’s designed to help you brainstorm out some new Marketing Ideas to promote your business.

They believe so much in their product, that they put up a full 100% money back guarantee. that’s impressive. Sites with guarantees do markedly better than those without it.

Ad Pack looks like a board game, and that makes it fun for people to use. For affiliates, that means sales.

I also like the way the site invites the sale as you look down the page. That’s good news for affiliates too.

Affiliate earn a 20% commission. The site looks pretty tight where affiliate leaks are concerned. the affiliate program is free to join.

I also like that the site dedicates a whole page and navigation to Who Should Buy because that’s helpful to closing sales too.

Their feature training series is the Microsoft Virtualization Training videos that focus on training you to do Virtual Server and Virtual PC on the Microsoft platform.

Looks like a really solid step-by-step training program.

The affiliate program is well documented, offering 25% commission. They also welcome International affiliates. The only issue I think you’d need to ask about are the phone numbers on the site and whether they can track affiliate sales for phone sales.

Even more so, I whole heartedly agree with the soon to be announced change.

As of Monday, bloggers who write for PayPerPost will be required to disclose that they are being paid for their posts.

I’ve started to blog about this topic a little when I wrote A Few Posts Here and There, and not because I knew change was coming. I didn’t. I think it’s the ethical thing to do. I think that when a blogger is earning some income through using their posts to feature advertisers, then they should disclose it. We’re kind of the Paul Harvey’s of the blogging world if we don’t make that distinction.

This move by PayPerPost is most likely related to the FTC’s moves to force disclosure of word-of-mouth advertisements.

I actually think a Disclosure Policy is and should be in the making for every blog that runs advertisements on them … and I mean every blog.