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Pay per sale, pay per lead and Pay per post

Filed Under (Affiliate Newbies) by Luis Tee on 05-05-2008

 Hi again, Let’s continue yesterday discussion:Pay per sale, the most common method in affiliate marketing where affiliate marketers get paid with every successful purchase from the visitors. Generally the commission is quite high, for example clickbank.com products can offer up to 70% of commission out of the products. This is also the highest commission paid among all 4 methods of commission structure.

Pay per lead, the “lead” actually refers to “Sign Up”, which is a number of person sign up to the merchant website. In affiliate marketing, it is very important to get the contact information from the visitors. Contact information such as name, address and most importantly email are the channels to establish relationship with the visitors. This is the channel where the merchants or affiliate could go through to promote their products. However, the commission paid on pay per lead is relatively low.

Pay per post structure generally pays their affiliates to write review on products or services for the advertisers. You may refer to the top right corner of this website for http://www.smorty.com/ or http://www.pay2u.com/, affiliate will get money for their writings. Mostly this is common among bloggers. Blogs that are not indexed, have little or no content, are banned from search engines or contain hate related and crude content may be rejected or put on Probation until corrected. You can get paid up to $5 or a lot more with quality reviews.

All these commission structures are designed to suit different market demand. It is for you to discover which one suits you better, and which one could lead you to road of prosperity.

Hope this helps,

To your pursuit of happyness

Article by Luis Tee

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