Affiliate Products

If you don't have your own product but you still want to make money online then one of the best options is selling downloadable digital products. The returns are higher and you don't have anything to post or keep in stock. There are also good returns on regular products if you find the right vendors.

Digital Affiliate Products

Regular Affiliate Products

~Beginners Tips~

So you want to make money online but you don't have your own product.

No problem!

The most popular way to make money online is by selling other peoples products and getting a commission fro every sale.

This is called "Affiliate Marketing".

It can be done with or without having your own website but there are many advantages to having your own domain.

(A domain is your website address i.e. "http://www.xyz.com")

You can sell regular products for affiliate programs or you can sell digital products. (Products such as software or ebooks which the buyer can immediately download to their computer)

Digital products usually pay the higher commission because of the low cost of production and the lack of shipping fees. Try to sell for a vendor who offers a 50-75% commission. Or if you buy the resell rights (permission to sell the product yourself) then you keep 100% of the profits.

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