do not like about their approach. Make a study of
the people you want to promote, and keep a folder
in your email to save their autoresponder and
broadcast messages.
- Make it personal when you connect with others
online. Always let people know who you are and
how you came to know them. I receive emails each
week from people asking me to look at their articles
or products. Their email shows only a first name,
and their signature line gives no URL for one of
their sites. I have no idea who they are or why they
are writing to me. Instead, be as specific as possible
when connecting, whether by email or on the social
media sites, and you will build relationships more
easily.
- Create an optin page for each person you
recommend, leading to their sales letter. This is an
advanced technique, but one that works well for
me. I create my own optin page on my domain, and
when someone opts in they are taken to the sales
letter for the affiliate product. The one that serves
me exceptionally well is at:
http://StartYourMembershipWebsite.com
which takes prospects to the page for the Wishlist
Member membership plug-in I use for all of my
own membership sites. By setting it up this way, I
