If you have your own product or service on the Internet today then you will know that the way to explode your profits is to have your very own, successful affiliate program.  The problem is that most people do not have their program set up in the right way resulting in low traffic counts and therefore poor sales from their affiliates.

Encourage People To Sign Up

This is where most people start to go wrong.  They set up an affiliate program, stick up a link that says click here to sign up?and leave it at that.  You need to sell your affiliate program. After all there is an incredible amount of competition out there.

Have a mini sales letter that explains the benefits to people signing up.  Tell them their commissions and how they can earn an income without having to worry about creating a product or having a website but from promoting your products instead.

Have An Affiliate Only Newsletter

Here’s a real cracker. Have an email list of only your affiliates. Each week send out a mini blueprint on how they can market your products and earn a commission. Inform them of new products you’re just launched or new marketing materials you’ve just added to your affiliates area.

Another great method you can use with this is to have a weekly completion. Each week your affiliate who earns the most gets an extra one hundred dollars or whatever you can afford. Mention the winner in each week’s newsletter and say things like who thinks they can overtake Joe Bloggs as being my top affiliate? Come on guys I know I’ve got some great marketers signed up as my affiliates prove it and I’ll mention you in next weeks newsletter?

Motivate Your Affiliates And Explode Your Profits

In this article I’ve been taking about what you need to do in order to earn a serious living online through having your own affiliate program. Done properly this could earn you more money than you could ever have dreamed of. The methods in this article outline what you need to do to in order to overcome the three barriers of starting an affiliate program.

The author is a professional in traffic signals and building inspection. He used to work on plastic packaging.