Putting your blog and affiliate link together

By now you have basic knowledge of Affiliate Directories, and you have a Blog serving as your central way of selling them. Now it is time to put them together. Now I will say, it is very important to sound credible on your blog, and make sure you relate to the people in the niche you have chosen. You can't be obviously ignorant of what you are talking about or you won't make many sales. Its like some guy reviewing a plasma television saying "it has like, a big screen and like, its all flat 'n stuff, i dunno man it like fits in my bedroom all nice and junk i really like it" It doesn't really say why that TV is better than the TV that they own or anything really, your just saying you like your TV. Just don't try too hard to be selling it to them, they are human beings, just like you, they know a sales pitch when they see it. Just give them real and useful information. Another tip in everything you write, keep it relatively short, or divided into short sections. Its a proven fact that an overly long article will suffer in traffic ratings. 400 to 600 words is optimum.

So the easiest way to put your Affiliate programs and your Blog together, is to review those programs. You do not have to own those programs to review them, search google about some general information on your product, or things like your product. Like if its ringtones (I don't recommend those but its an example) you don't have to search for the exact product your advertising, but rather ringtones in general. Use whatever information you find to review that product. The only requirement is that it actually be useful to the reader.

I know this is like the 5th post and you haven't made any money yet. As I said, there is a lot to learn first. 90% of the difficulty is at the beginning, and it is mostly learning and attempting to put into practice what you have learned.

If I had to rank the difficulty of what we are learning on a scale of 1 to 10, compared to what is yet to come, we are still in the 1s. Just know what to expect.