Precious Metal Investing Affiliate Program

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So awhile back I received an invitation to an affiliate program involved in getting leads to invest their money into like gold and silver. The commission's can get pretty crazy if people are willing to invest like 10k+. For those interested the program is called ClickAgain. The top affiliate made $19,000 last month...

The reason I was invited was because I have a right-wing, conservative themed twitter page and if you've ever watched Fox News, that audience is blasted with gold investing ads. Would anyone be willing to give me some advice on how to slowly work my affiliate links into my twitter page?

I think in the long term I will need to make a professional, branded website or something but for now all I can really work with is my fairly large twitter audience. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.
 
this so called " investment " will relieve you of your money quickly and for nothing. Similar scams are going through the British courts now. It's like the sustainable forest investment scam
 
So awhile back I received an invitation to an affiliate program involved in getting leads to invest their money into like gold and silver. The commission's can get pretty crazy if people are willing to invest like 10k+. For those interested the program is called ClickAgain. The top affiliate made $19,000 last month...

The reason I was invited was because I have a right-wing, conservative themed twitter page and if you've ever watched Fox News, that audience is blasted with gold investing ads. Would anyone be willing to give me some advice on how to slowly work my affiliate links into my twitter page?

I think in the long term I will need to make a professional, branded website or something but for now all I can really work with is my fairly large twitter audience. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.
Looks like advertising, I hope you have no connections with the dudes.. the website itself isn`t the most professional I`ve seen either :)
 
While I agree and I'm sure most of these precious metal investment companies prey on the misinformed, that's not really my concern. I'm in no way connected to the affiliate company or regal other than my affiliate account and haven't tested the waters or represented my twitter account as an affiliate of this program yet. The money seems legitimate though imo. They have a mentor program with top earners and from two of the dudes I talked to on there, they seem like ordinary people just marketing a service. All of their commission statistics are very straight forward and transparent as well.

I really do appreciate the feedback though. I was a bit skeptical at first as well. It seemed way too good to be true.
 
Looks like advertising, I hope you have no connections with the dudes.. the website itself isn`t the most professional I`ve seen either :)

Wasn't trying to advertise the program. Just looking for some help, but I can see how it came off that way :confused:
 
A first logical step would be to give out investing related news, basically bashing stocks and bonds as a liberal rip-off.

Next step: Hints about a safe alternative

Then "fact based" info about precious metals plus a warning how hard it is to find a trustworthy seller.

Hope that helps!
 
A first logical step would be to give out investing related news, basically bashing stocks and bonds as a liberal rip-off.

Next step: Hints about a safe alternative

Then "fact based" info about precious metals plus a warning how hard it is to find a trustworthy seller.

Hope that helps!
Thank you! One of the mentors I've talked to basically said the same thing. He said that most conservative type people like to do their own research and make their own decisions so it's best to give them helpful hints and articles but don't be too pushy.
 
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