Introduction
Affiliate Marketing History
The affiliate program was invented by CDNow.com at the
end of 1994 and it was pioneered by Amazon.com in 1996.
Affiliate programs have been referred to as associate programs and partner programs, but they are primarily called affiliate programs.
What Is Affiliate Marketing?
Affiliate Marketing is a popular method of promoting online businesses in which an affiliate is rewarded for every visitor, subscriber, customer, and / or sale provided through their efforts.
It is a modern variation of the practice of paying a finder’s fee for the introduction of new clients to a business on the Internet.
Affiliate Marketing is the single fastest growth industry on the Internet. It is one of the fastest and most creative ways to make money and start your own career working over the Internet.
Why Do Companies Use Affiliate Marketing?
Affiliate Marketing is one of the most cost-effective ways to generate sales over the Internet. Certain sectors rely on affiliate marketing more heavily than others, but it is a cheap way for companies to get the word out about their products or services.
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How Much Can Be Made As An Affiliate?
The sky is the limit. There are affiliates that make anywhere from five to six figure every year, and many of these affiliates are considered super affiliates. A super affiliate is an affiliate with a constant flow of traffic, good conversions, and huge commissions.
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Introduction To Google Adwords
Google Adwords is a pay per click program for the Google search engine. The Google search engine comprises of organic search results and pay per click search results that are presented on the same page for every possible key phrase combination. With Google Adwords, you are charged a small fee every time that a visitor clicks on your advertisement and visits your web site.
Adwords determines how much you pay per click by using the “click through rate” or commonly referred to as CTR. If your ad is shown 100 times and it is clicked on 5 times, then your ad would have a 5% CTR. A 5% CTR is generally good but it depends on the key phrases, your advertisement, and many other factors.
Relevancy is important with Google Adwords. In order to increase your CTR, your keywords must be relevant to what you are selling. In this screenshot, you will notice the organic search results on the left hand side, and the pay per click search results that are listed on the far right. The “Sponsored Links” section is the section where all Google Adwords advertising is shown
To learn more about Google AdWords, we recommend that you check out these e-books: Google Cash and Adwords 180.
