Exclusive Bonus for Epic Blog Post Packs PLR; 1st 1K Subscribers PLR; Affiliate Investments

Published: Thu, 01/20/22


One of the ONLY things I love about the post pandemic world is how prevalent conveniences are now, like grocery pick up. It used to be only 1-2 places, but now it's everywhere curbside. The only bad thing is, you're at the mercy of their decisions.

I got some grapefruit the other day from a pick up and got home and it was mushy and black. Like, really? Even a teenager would know not to choose that, but they did. I like to use my Miracle Berries (the tablets) and eat grapefruit instead of a dessert when I'm trying to be healthier. They taste soooo good. But I don't think even a miracle berry could save this poor fruit. 

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Exclusive Bonus for Epic Blog Post Packs PLR

Sharyn Sheldon has a PLR launch called Epic Blog Post Packs (read about my Exclusive Bonus below) and it comes with everything you need to create a mini-funnel: You can pick from 5 individual packs or get the whole bundle of 5 at a bigger discount.

Topics covered are: My Exclusive PLR Bonus:

Whenever you buy at least one of Sharyn's packs through my link, send me your receipt and I'll send you my exclusive PLR bonus that will never be sold or offered elsewhere. 

It's a pack of the following articles:
  1. Cultivating Your Action-Based Coaching Skills - 456 words
  2. How to Create Your Own Group Coaching Program - 557 words
  3. Create Your Ideal Customer Profile - 443 words
  4. The Importance of Knowing Your "Why" as a Niche Leader - 465 words
  5. The Ease of Earning Money By Teaching Online Courses - 445 words
Get your copy here:
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First 1,000 Subscribers Game Plan PLR

Lynette Chandler has a new PLR bundle out called First 1,000 Subscribers Game Plan. (Coupon Code: 1ST1000)

This is a workbook packed with action steps, and worksheets that will lead you through creating a step-by-step plan 0 to 1000 subscribers and beyond.

It includes:

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Your Investment of Time and Money 

With any business model that you are considering as an online entrepreneur, you want to look at both the time and money you will be spending in order to build your business. The great thing about affiliate marketing is that there is a low upfront cost.

In fact, there are ways to conduct affiliate marketing without spending a dime. However, it's always best to own your own digital space online. Therefore, purchasing a domain name and small hosting account would be wise.

You can get a domain name for as little as $0.99 if you look for a coupon code or GoDaddy. Otherwise, the domain will cost you anywhere from $12 to $17 per year. A hosting account is very inexpensive and should never cost you over $10 per month.

As time goes on, you may decide to build additional websites in other niche markets or outsource the creation of your affiliate content reviews. These are costs you can incur at a later date, and pay for them by reinvesting your initial earnings if you want to.

Another place affiliates sometimes spend money is in purchasing and reviewing the products for their blog. This is not a requirement, but it can help you gain more trust with your audience.

Typically, if you are reviewing a digital product, you have the ability to secure a complimentary review copy before the launch of the product to prepare your review. Not every vendor is willing to do this, so you may have to shell out a bit of money if you want to personally check out the product.

Tangible products will usually need to be purchased by you, because most manufacturers will not send free items out to affiliates. However, as your online reputation grows as someone who consumers are turning to for advice, you can expect companies to reach out to you and offer to send their products free in exchange for a review.

Keep in mind that your followers are depending on you to maintain and ethical approach to your reviews. If you are giving companies a positive review, simply because they sent you the product, then you are failing your audience.

You will lose their trust, which will result in your earnings diminishing. Because your influence dwindles, companies will no longer want to send you products. So it is imperative that you be upfront with companies that your reviews will be honest and truthful.

In terms of the time you will be investing as an affiliate marketer, you have much more control over this than you would in other business models. If you were a digital info product creator, you would be working under a deadline for a launch.

But as an affiliate marketer, you get to go at your own pace. Of course, the more content you publish, the more you stand to gain in a shorter amount of time. If you are only able to create two product reviews per month, it's going to take you a long time to gain any traction.

Ideally, you need to be reviewing products once a day, or several times per week minimum. The time it takes you to create a product review will vary from person to person.

Some people are able to create a product review in five or ten minutes, while others may take hours to create and publish their review. It also depends on what type of product you are reviewing and how you are doing it.

For example, if you are reviewing a tangible product, it may take you less time to discuss the features and benefits. If you are reviewing a digital course, it may take you hours or even days to go through the entire thing.

You may not be one of those affiliates who are simply discussing what is in the product, but prefer instead to create a case study that showcases your experience with the product.

In this case, it may take days or even weeks to get the final results and publish your review. With case study reviews, you may be publishing it in a series format, where a new segment goes live every day. 

That's it for me today - y'all have a great rest of your day!

Tiff ;)

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