Good day house, yours need some help and advice, how do I create an affiliate marketing programme for my client?
Your suggestions is highly appreciated by me.
Thank you in advance.

How did you manage to convince your client?

Victorakats:
Good day house, yours need some help and advice, how do I create an affiliate marketing programme for my client?
Your suggestions is highly appreciated by me.
Thank you in advance.

Hello,
It depends on the e-commerce platform you're using.

If you're using Magento, you can get the module for affiliate system.
Also, wp woo commerce plugin also enables you to add extension for affiliate.
Finally, you can use drupal uc commerce + a module called userpoint and a host of others...

Good luck.

YBNR:
How did you manage to convince your client?

She saw my statistics and had products that she could sell to my followers. That was it.

muid33n:
Hello,
It depends on the e-commerce platform you're using.

If you're using Magento, you can get the module for affiliate system.
Also, wp woo commerce plugin also enables you to add extension for affiliate.
Finally, you can use drupal uc commerce + a module called userpoint and a host of others...

Good luck.

Thanks for your feedback, I use blogger, so which do you suggest is reliable for me.

Victorakats:


She saw my statistics and had products that she could sell to my followers. That was it.

Owk.
I could create it for her if she pays well you'll get a cut.

Victorakats:


Thanks for your feedback, I use blogger, so which do you suggest is reliable for me.

I thought you were planning to design an affiliate system...
But when I went through other reply, I found out you have a blog and someone wants to promote their products on your site, right?

If that's the case, you will need something else....

Firstly, on blogger, you cannot create affiliate. You can only advertise their banner and monitor the number of clicks on that banner (this only works if your client will pay for PPC).

However, if you want to measure conversion rate, I.E, you want to know if your visitors that click on your client's banner ads actually purchase an item from that client, you will need something bigger (may not be too expensive if you can develop the script or you can buy the script - that's the expensive part).

But if your client is ready to pay for banner ads (I mean PPM and PPC), then you can use a method I call "click track"

Click track: this is how I will go about it if I were you:

First, I will get my client's website URL and shrink it on any URL shorter (note, you need to sign up and login to be able to track the number clicks on the URL)

Second, I will insert the client banner ad on my blog and I will link it with that URL (eg <a href="http://myhsorturl/" target="_blank"> <IMG SRC="banner_ad1" alt="banner ads" width="450px" height="450px" /></a>

I can then be monitoring the number of clicks in that URL by signing in to my URL shorter account ( eg bit.lay, , etc)
If you want your client to see the number of clicks, you just let them have access to that URL shrtn service.

However, if you're using WordPress hosted on your own cpanel, then you can download affiliate plugin. With that, your client will have more advanced usability. And you too will enjoy it. But on blogger, you can only maneuver just as I explained above.

I hope this helps.

muid33n:


I thought you were planning to design an affiliate system...
But when I went through other reply, I found out you have a blog and someone wants to promote their products on your site, right?

If that's the case, you will need something else....

Firstly, on blogger, you cannot create affiliate. You can only advertise their banner and monitor the number of clicks on that banner (this only works if your client will pay for PPC).

However, if you want to measure conversion rate, I.E, you want to know if your visitors that click on your client's banner ads actually purchase an item from that client, you will need something bigger (may not be too expensive if you can develop the script or you can buy the script - that's the expensive part).

But if your client is ready to pay for banner ads (I mean PPM and PPC), then you can use a method I call "click track"

Click track: this is how I will go about it if I were you:

First, I will get my client's website URL and shrink it on any URL shorter (note, you need to sign up and login to be able to track the number clicks on the URL)

Second, I will insert the client banner ad on my blog and I will link it with that URL (eg <a href="http://myhsorturl/" target="_blank"> <IMG SRC="banner_ad1" alt="banner ads" width="450px" height="450px" /></a>

I can then be monitoring the number of clicks in that URL by signing in to my URL shorter account ( eg bit.lay, , etc)
If you want your client to see the number of clicks, you just let them have access to that URL shrtn service.

However, if you're using WordPress hosted on your own cpanel, then you can download affiliate plugin. With that, your client will have more advanced usability. And you too will enjoy it. But on blogger, you can only maneuver just as I explained above.

I hope this helps.

This is perfect response.
Please do you mind if we can communicate with WhatsApp if you're comfortable with it.
Thank you so kindly.

Victorakats:


This is perfect response.
Please do you mind if we can communicate with WhatsApp if you're comfortable with it.
Thank you so kindly.

I don't give out my number on social network... I have learn lessons some time back. Use the NL pm to send me a message and I will reply.

muid33n:


I don't give out my number on social network... I have learn lessons some time back. Use the NL pm to send me a message and I will reply.

I perfectly understand your concern. And will respect your privacy decision.