Day 4 - Multiple affiliate programs

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         15 Powerful Ways CBmall Makes You Money
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On Day Four we're going to learn an amazing feature of the 
new CBmall.

CBmall now supports multiple affiliate programs.

Along with the popular and best-selling ClickBank products, 
now you can promote other proven affiliate products 
automatically, whenever you drive traffic to the mall.

This feature was inspired by many emails I got from CBmall 
owners who had trouble figuring out which affiliate program 
to promote. It's hard prioritizing and many suffered from 
Information Overload.

Now you don't have to worry about that. By sending your 
traffic to CBmall, you can put the very best products and 
programs, all with your links, in front of every shopper.

The Greatest Hits

CBmall promotes some of the most popular programs through 
banner ads, pops, and newsletter articles. These include:

* Derek Gehl's Internet Marketing Center
* Ken Evoy's 5 Pillar Program
* ...others can easily be added in the future!

CBmall

How It Works - Automatically

Your shoppers reach CBmall through your personal links, 
which I provide. When they arrive, the CBmall database 
reads your link and associates it with the other links you 
have set up for the above affiliate programs.

Realize that there is no charge to become an affiliate of 
any of these programs.

Your affiliate link will be attached to any of these affiliate
programs that are mentioned, whether in the mall, on a
banner ad, in a pop-up, or in the CBmall newsletter that
your subscribers get.

Imagine how much work that can save you. No more setting up 
multiple mini-sites for each program. Just promote one link 
and all the rest of the work is done for you.

For example, you send someone to the mall and they see a 
banner ad for a Derek Gehl product.  They click on it and 
they like what they see, so they buy.  You get the 
commission! Even though the sale was made on Derek's site.

CBmall uses a powerful database to deliver these features. 
And it all works for you. Grab yours today.

Grab it!

Yours in success,

Jeff Mulligan
CBmall

P.S. Tomorrow we'll talk about CBmall's Ultra Powerful 
ClickBank Search Engine.

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By the way, even if you don't decide to get your own
CBmall, if you're looking forward into earning a living
with affiliate marketing you should consider joining as
an affiliate for ALL the programs above. Jeff has picked
them carefully before including them in CBmall for good
reasons:

* They're all free to join and provide excellent products
and services.
* All programs are provided by well-known, respected
Internet marketers.
* Most of them offer recurring services, which means
recurring commissions for affiliates month after month.
* Most of them provide tracking of raw visitors, unique
visitors and sales generated. Believe me, you will want
to know all of these details.

You should be aware of these, and probably you'll want
to make your potential customers aware of them, through
your affiliate links of course. :)

You can join them here:


* Derek Gehl's Internet Marketing Center

IMC

* Ken Evoy's 5 Pillar Program

5 Pillar

* Strong Future International (SFI), my less favorite
  program. You need too many qualifications to collect
  too few commissions in my opinion. It might work for
  you though, but only if you *really* can buy some of
  their products on a recurring basis regardless of the
  business opportunity.

SFI

Until tomorrow,






Javier M. Arpa

Copyright 2005 Jeff Mulligan & Javier M. Arpa - All Rights Reserved


      

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