Have You Noticed The Technology That Is Invading Our Affiliate Programs?
It used to be in days of yore, when you joined an affiliate program you were generally required to
send out emails (I have been spammed out of
my mind at times & so have you), join a few
Traffic Exchanges and maybe do some classified Ads.
Not anymore.
The last Affiliate program I joined required that I
* download their files
* obtain an unique Domain name
* upload their files to my new Domain
* modify the theme of the website
* modify the content pages of the website
* insert my personal advertising codes
* work with PhotoShop (Yikes!) and a whole lot more.
Will it pay off for us moving up to the next plateau?
I would sure love to hear your experiences with
this type of Affiliate Program.
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Comments (2)
Darlene Isberg7
Internet User
Hi Phillippe. Sorry for being so late getting back to you. My Inbox was so full I didn't realize that more than one page had been used and I found some messages I should have responded to. I will be more careful now I know it can happen.
Please do not misunderstand. It was never stated I had to specifically use PhotoShop. Their tutorial was in PhotoShop and I have PhotoShop but I am very weak in this program and any other graphic program as well. However, if you are going to do what th
Philippe Moisan16
Tutorial videos, sci-fi writer
It's a little surprising, Darlene. I guess they were talking about having your blog on your own domain, which qualifies for all the things you mention, except Photoshop.
All those "requirements" are in fact the way to go for a long term business. It doesn't cost much for hosting and your own domain name.
What is very surprising is that they would say Photoshop is mandatory. It costs, what $800 ?
You can use GIMP, a free alternative to Photoshop.
Or have someone do the graphics work