Akuchi
Regular Member
- Jul 10, 2014
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Hi everyone. Here is my method of earning income via creative marketing. It has worked very well for me – I just don’t have the time anymore.
Firstly, find a website that has an offer inventory (products to sell). Try to avoid the super popular businesses (Click Bank, ItWorks, ect) as they have increased their share of profits (sometimes taking up to 30%).
I use this one:
CashNebula.com
Some examples of how I sell:
GoDaddy subscriptions
I earn about $15 every time I get someone to sign up for GoDaddy. My general rule is to find people who are going to sign-up anyways – it’s easy to sell something to people who are already willing to buy a product. Search the internet/social media for GoDaddy offers, and write a genuine comment about how it is a great service and how you got a good deal using a coupon code (insert your referral URL). When people click on the link and sign-up, you earn $15 a piece. Find a method that works for you and add your own creative spin.
Norton Anti-virus
I earn about $17 commission for each Norton subscription I sell. The key, once again is finding people who are needing an anti-virus solution. Comment on Norton articles or any anti-virus articles that you can find online or on social media and let them know about the great deal you received using a coupon code (the “coupon code” is your referral URL).
Here is my good idea for this one: If you work at Best Buy or another computer retailer, you have a perfect target audience for anti-virus software. Get to know your customers and get their personal email address. Let them know that you have a good anti-virus program to recommend and then email them your referral links after-hours. Just be careful of your company’s policy, of course.
Crazy up-scale idea: Recruit a giant army of corrupt Best Buy workers and give them $10 for each anti-virus solution that they sell with your referral link. Profit $7 on each one.
The sky is your limit. Hell, I’ve made $15/hr by inserting creative advertisements into a Facebook politics flame war. Take what you want out of this article and find what works for you! Good luck!
Firstly, find a website that has an offer inventory (products to sell). Try to avoid the super popular businesses (Click Bank, ItWorks, ect) as they have increased their share of profits (sometimes taking up to 30%).
I use this one:
CashNebula.com
Some examples of how I sell:
GoDaddy subscriptions
I earn about $15 every time I get someone to sign up for GoDaddy. My general rule is to find people who are going to sign-up anyways – it’s easy to sell something to people who are already willing to buy a product. Search the internet/social media for GoDaddy offers, and write a genuine comment about how it is a great service and how you got a good deal using a coupon code (insert your referral URL). When people click on the link and sign-up, you earn $15 a piece. Find a method that works for you and add your own creative spin.
Norton Anti-virus
I earn about $17 commission for each Norton subscription I sell. The key, once again is finding people who are needing an anti-virus solution. Comment on Norton articles or any anti-virus articles that you can find online or on social media and let them know about the great deal you received using a coupon code (the “coupon code” is your referral URL).
Here is my good idea for this one: If you work at Best Buy or another computer retailer, you have a perfect target audience for anti-virus software. Get to know your customers and get their personal email address. Let them know that you have a good anti-virus program to recommend and then email them your referral links after-hours. Just be careful of your company’s policy, of course.
Crazy up-scale idea: Recruit a giant army of corrupt Best Buy workers and give them $10 for each anti-virus solution that they sell with your referral link. Profit $7 on each one.
The sky is your limit. Hell, I’ve made $15/hr by inserting creative advertisements into a Facebook politics flame war. Take what you want out of this article and find what works for you! Good luck!
