Work at Home Program

Affiliate work at home programs are a brilliant idea. However, this is only true if you’re the owner of the product. Why? Think about it. How much is spent by businesses everyday just for advertising alone? That’s right. A LOT. But with an affiliate work at home program though, you getting advertising virtually for free. Here’s how it works. With an affiliate work at home program, you will be asking people to sign up in order to sell your product on their site. They don’t even have to pay anything. After all, you’re the one who’s getting free advertising. You got nothing to lose by having them sign up. And the more people who sign up with your affiliate work at home program, the more number of salespeople you have working for you in order to promote your product. What’s great about affiliate work at home programs is that you do not have to pay a single dime for the promotion you’re getting. That is, unless your affiliates generate a sale for which you will need to give them their cut as agreed upon. For the owner of the affiliate work at home program, this is a great way of earning extra cash from an existing, high-traffic website with virtually zero additional effort. But what if you’re not the owner of the affiliate work at home program? What if you’re just someone who wants to make some cash on his free time while surfing the net? Now, here lies the problem. The problem with people who sign up for affiliate work at home programs is that they don’t have existing, high-traffic websites. And most of them are duped into thinking that earning money from work at home programs such as these is a simple matter of signing up for an affiliate program and “driving traffic” to the product owner’s site using a uniquely-coded URL. But how are you going to drive traffic to the product owner if you don’t even have a site, let alone a high-traffic one, to send visitors to the affiliate owner? And even if you do succeed in driving traffic to the affiliate work at home program site, does it guarantee that you’re going to close a sale? It doesn’t. True that there are ways to drive traffic to your site. But all these things cost either money or time. First, you need to spend money on advertising. As a rule of thumb, only about 2-4% of people who see your affiliate work at home program ad will actually click on it. And of that 2-4%, only 1% or so will actually buy the product being sold. Another thing, it takes an average of 7 or 8 exposures to your work at home program ad before people will click on it. Plus, all these numbers can be achieved only if you target your ads to your specific market. There’s no way that you can achieve such numbers if you just randomize your market. You need to find a niche and that’s what you’re going to aim for.