Monday, January 29, 2018

Make money through referral programs

Make Money Through Referral Programs

Many products and services have rewards programs that pay you to refer a friend. Here are some referral programs that will pay you....

1. Qserver

QServers is a web hosting expert with more than 12 years experience in managing servers for hosting purposes that aims to remain as one of the best web hosting providers in Nigeria and worldwide.
When someone clicks your link and purchases a dedicated server, it will show up on your dashboard in our online system. Once the customer's dedicated server has gone online, $10 will immediately be credited to your account. Once the customer pays their first renewal (after 30 days of service), you will be awarded 50% of the total price of the dedicated server.

2. Amazon Gadget




Join the Amazon.com Associates Program and start earning money today. The Amazon Associates Program is one of the largest and most successful online affiliate programs, with over 900000 members joining worldwide. If you are a Web site owner, an Amazon seller, or a Web developer, you can start earning money ...

3.  Selling ebook







One of the best ways to sell your ebook is by starting an affiliate program. An affiliate program will help you get other marketers to help you sell your ebook.

4.  G-suit






The G Suite Referral Program allows you to earn rewards while helping others discover a better way of working. We know that recommendations from customers like you can help others decide what bus.

5. Sharesale




What if say that you can earn $150 per signup by referring others through your referral link? Yes,Shareasale Referral Program is giving $150 for each merchant signed through your link and also giving $1 for affiliate signed with your referral link.

6. Digital Ocean




Nobody can tell the DigitalOcean story better than our customers. Send your friends $10 in DO credit and earn $25 for each one that signs up. Get your referral link ...

7.  Jumia Affiliate




The Jumia Partner Program is a pay per sale program that pays affiliates for referring sales or customers to Jumia. If a customer referred to Jumia purchases a product within 30days after clicking on an affiliate's link, the affiliate will get a percentage of the sale price as commission.


8. Amazon Giftcard




Earn free Amazon gift cards by promoting a service everybody should have for their computer anyway. Sign up today and join

9. Bluehost 





BlueHost Affiliate Program is the best highest paying web hosting affiliate program who always pay regularly. The starting commission rate is $65/sale.

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YOU’LL GET A 20% COMMISION OF WHAT EVERY PERSON YOU REFERRED HAS EARNED!

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Making money from your blog with the amazon affiliate program

Making money from your blog with the amazon affiliate program
January 29, 2018
The Amazon Affiliate program, also known as Amazon Associates, has slowly become my biggest source of income from blogging. By slowly, I mean I spent months earning less than five dollars from it before realizing what a great program it was. And that’s the thing about affiliate programs—so many bloggers give up on them early because they’re not seeing results, and miss out on a great opportunity!
With the right tips and a good amount of effort though, Amazon affiliate earnings can be a great source of blogging income. Last month, Jessica slaughter reported over $2,000 in earnings from Amazon Associates alone. Your monthly average will depend a lot on how much traffic your blog brings in, but the tips I’m about to share are applicable to blogs of all sizes!
I’ll be referencing the Associates Program Operating Agreement quite a bit so that I don’t have to type out a ton of legal info, so to make things simple, I’ll refer to its numbered sections throughout this post in case you want the extra info!
If you’re already an Amazon affiliate, you can skip the basics and head straight to the tips, or keep reading to make sure you know your legal stuff!
So, what is Amazon Associates?
Amazon Associates is an affiliate program, which is essentially an arrangement between a retailer (Amazon) and an advertiser (you) through which the retailer pays a commission to the advertiser for some particular agreement. In the case of Amazon Associates, you’ll receive a commission when someone clicks on your Special Link (section 3) and makes a Qualifying Purchase (section 7).
Sessions
An important thing to understand about affiliate programs is their cookie duration, or session. A session is basically a period during which you can earn a commission from a Qualifying Purchase made by the customer that started that session. For Amazon Associates, a session begins when a customer clicks through a Special Link on your blog and ends upon the first to occur of the following:
§  24 hours elapse from that click
§  The customer places an order for a Product that is not a Digital Product (section 7)
§  The customer follows a Special Link to the Amazon Site that is not your Special Link
Basically, you have one day to get that person to buy something.
Earnings
One of my favorite things about Amazon Associates is that the more items you get shipped through your links, the higher your commission rate gets. You can see the full commission structure here, but all you really need to know is that the more effort you put in, the more money you’re able to make.
The biggest jump happens when you have more than 6 items shipped within a month, as your commission rate will go from 4% to 6%. A good goal would be the 7% range, which you’ll get to after shipping more than 110 products within a month. Once your funds are that big, just a .5% change in your commission rate makes a huge difference!
At the beginning of every month, your rate will drop back down to 4%, but if you get it to rise throughout the month, all of the commissions you’ve made so far will increase as if you’d started at your new rate. Basically, if you had 6 items shipped already at the 4% rate and get bumped up to the 6% rate, the commissions for those 6 products will increase to what they would’ve been at a 6% rate! Some products have a fixed commission rate, but the majority will follow that increased rate.
Getting Paid
There are three different payment methods available to you as an Amazon affiliate:
§  Direct deposit – this is the method I use. Your earnings will be deposited directly into your bank account after earning more than $10.
§  Amazon.com Gift Certificate – you’ll also need to earn at least $10 to get paid.
§  Check – to get paid by check, you’ll need to earn at least $100, and you’ll have to pay a $15 processing fee (unless you live outside the U.S).
Regardless of the method you choose, you’ll get paid about 60 days after the end of each month. Most programs work this way, so don’t be turned off by the long wait!
Why I Like Amazon Associates
Along with everything I’ve said above about the commission rates, these are a few other reasons why I love using this program:
§  It’s easy to understand and start using right away, making it a great program for beginners
§  There are tons of products to promote, so bloggers of almost any niche can benefit from it
§  It’s a trusted retailer that most of your readers already know about, so they’re more likely to make a purchase
Important Notes
Before I get into the tips, there are a few things you should know about the terms of being an Amazon affiliate. If you live in certain states (section 2), you actually can’t participate in the Amazon Associates program!
If you’re not in one of those states and become an affiliate, you need to make sure you use a disclosure on any post that includes affiliate links. I’m in no way a legal professional, so you should probably do your own research to ensure that your disclosure follows FTC regulations, but you can click here to see what my disclosure looks like.
Your disclosure needs to appear before any affiliate links do, meaning you can’t put it at the end of your post! As an Amazon affilate, you also need to include Amazon’s specific disclosure (section 10).
You also can’t use Amazon affiliate links in your emails, newsletters, or RSS feeds. That means you can’t send your posts to your subscribers in an email format, so if you already do this, you’ll either need to stop or simply not become an Amazon affiliate.
Tips for making money as an Amazon affiliate
1. Understand what your audience can afford – As a college blogger, it wouldn’t make any sense for me to promote a $75 face wash. I can’t afford that, and most college students can’t either. Understanding who your audience is and what they can afford will help you pick which products to promote.
If you’re not entirely sure, you can link to a variety of options at different price ranges. That’s what I did in my college shopping list, because I know students often have different dorm budgets.
2. When creating lists, be specific – A go-to affiliate post is just a list of a bunch of stuff that fits together, like the college shopping list I mentioned. While that one was originally written without the purpose of making money from it, I’ve learned that such broad lists don’t usually perform so well. A better idea might have been to split that post up into “College Bedding Essentials” and “Must Have College School Supplies”.
You basically want to provide something that your reader hasn’t seen all over Pinterest already. Narrow down your category, and make sure your list is actually helpful! There are hundreds of “Gift Guide For The Blogger” posts out there, but what about a gift guide specifically for college bloggers? Or food bloggers that are focused on baking? Get creative and search through Pinterest to see if you still need to narrow your topic down.
3. Your experience is your best tool – My post on 12 dorm room must-haves is pretty simple. It’s just a list of some things I used a lot in my dorm and their corresponding affiliate link. And yet, it makes just as much or more money than my college shopping list, which has over 100 items listed!
The difference is that in my must-haves post, I wrote an entire paragraph about each item and my personal experience with it. This not only shows the reader that I actually purchased and used the item (so I have a reason to recommend it), but gives them a recommendation directly from a college student they “know” rather than a stranger on a review website.
Writing about your experience with a product also makes the promotion more natural. It sounds less like you’re trying to sell something, and more like you’re genuinely recommending something because you love it!
4. Don’t push products on your readers – Since you get paid for anything someone buys within their session, regardless of whether it’s the item you linked to, all you really need to do is get your readers on Amazon and in the buying mindset. Instead of writing an entire post around a single product, write a helpful post and recommend products where they fit naturally. By the end of your post, there’s a good chance they’ll feel like they need the product without you ever pushing it on them.
5. Monetize old posts – If you’re just now starting to monetize your blog, there’s a good chance you’ve already written some posts that could be updated to earn money. There are some obvious places, like sentences where you literally recommended a product and just used a non-affiliate link that could be replaced, but sometimes you’ll have to write a few more paragraphs to make it work. Focus first on your most popular posts, so you can start earning right away!
6. Watch your stats to see what works – The Amazon Associate dashboard is something you should get used to navigating. It offers a ton of information about how your links are performing and how much you’re making, along with exactly what people are purchasing through your links. By checking these stats on a regular basis, especially after writing a new post with links or updating an old one, you can see what works best on your blog!
7. Don’t get link-crazy – When you first join an affiliate program, there’s a lot of temptation to write a bunch of lists full of affiliate links so you can start earning right away. This is usually called selling out. The last thing you want to do is turn into the blogger who only posts “my favorite products this week” and “top 10 _____” in order to make a easy money. Readers will catch on quickly, and this will only end up hurting your reputation as a blogger, leading to less income and traffic.

Make Money From Home


So if you need some extra pocket cash, here are 27 different things you can do from home.

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Friday, December 1, 2017

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Thursday, November 23, 2017

Make Money From Home

Make Money From Home


So if you need some extra pocket cash, here are 27 different things you can sell from home.

Advice:
Are you a math whiz or a tech guru? Do you know a foreign language? Then cash in on your knowledge on sites like Brain Mass or Create Pool. Simply browse the questions, give an answer, and get paid. Each site works differently, so visit each for specific details.
Be sure you check out this post — it has 11 different sites where you can sell your expertise!
Art:
Do you love to paint or draw? Then sell your art online at ArtPal, they accept paintings, prints, photography, sculptures, handmade jewelry, and crafts. Best of all, there's no fee to join.
Baby Gear:
Is your baby all grown up? Then sell your used baby furniture, gear, toys, and clothes at a Just Between Friends sale. At JBF you simply bring in your items to a local sale, price them, and then two weeks later you receive your consignor check in the mail. You can also try selling your gently used baby stuff on Craigslist or eBay.
Belly:
While this is a HUGE commitment and undertaking, it can be very lucrative if you’re healthy, the right age, and you have the right mindset. Being a surrogate (carrying someone else’s baby for 9 months) pays anywhere from $25,000 – $40,000, plus the cost of medical bills and treatments.
Big Ticket Items:
Do you have furniture, designer clothing, major electronics, or appliances that you no longer need or want? Then sell them on Amazon, eBay, or Craigslist. Like a newspaper ad, but free, you’ll list your item and it will be up to you to follow through with customers. With Craigslist just remember to use common sense and general safety precautions when meeting people and accepting payments (cash only). With eBay you’ll list your items online, once they sell, you’ll ship them to the customer and you’ll get paid via PayPal. eBay takes a 10% fee from each item sold, otherwise, it is free to list your items.
Breast Milk:
Yes, you heard me correctly, breast milk! In fact, there is a whole website called, Only The Breast that is dedicated to moms selling and those looking to buy breast milk. $2.00 is the average selling price per ounce.
Books:
Do you have old books laying around? Sell them online at Cash 4 Books. Enter the book’s ISBN and get a quote. If it’s acceptable, send your books with their pre-paid shipping label. Once they are received you’ll be paid either via check or PayPal.
Clinical Trials:
Donate your body to science by partaking in a clinical research study. Use Clinical Trials.gov to locate studies around the globe. Compensation will vary depending on the type of medication, the length of the study, and the number of visits. Payments are usually made by check from the clinical research organization.
Clothing:
Do you have outgrown children’s clothing or styles that you no longer wear? Then sell your clothes on ThredUp. To get started, go to the SELL TAB and order a free Clean Out Kit. Once you receive the prepaid bag with shipping label, fill it up with clothes, shoes, jackets, handbags, and accessories and send it off in the mail. You'll receive a notification once ThredUp receives your bag and once they evaluate your items. ThredUp accepts around 60% of items sent in and you can transfer your earnings via PayPal or ThredUp credit. And if you sign up now, you can earn a $10 ThredUp credit just by using this referral link. ThredUp has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.
Prefer to sell new clothing? Here are 5 online boutiques that will let you set up shop for FREE!
Crafts:
Do you make gorgeous jewelry or cozy knit scarves? Then sell your handmade goods, vintage items, or craft supplies on the Craft Star or Etsy. It costs .20 cents to list an item for 4 months, or until it sells. Once you sell your item, Etsy collects a 3.5% fee on the sale price.
If you have a creative personality — here are some ways you can use your creative side to make money.
Egg Donor:
Are you young and in good health? Then donating your eggs may be a viable option for you. You must be between the ages of 21 – 32, a non-smoker, and in overall good health. Donors can make anywhere from $5,000 – $8,000 per retrieval. Want more information on being an egg donor? Check out this post from The Penny Hoarder.
Electronics:
Have old electronics laying around? Then sell your old smartphones, tablets, laptops, and computers on Gazelle. Simply find your gadget on their website, answer some questions, ship it off for free, and get paid via check, Amazon gift card, or PayPal. Gazelle has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.
Old Jewelry:
Do you have jewelry from an old flame? Then sell it at a pawn shop, local jewelry store, or on a platform like, Out of Your Life. While Out of Your Life has an A rating with Better Business Bureau, I have not used them personally. Be sure to do your research before sending off your precious gems.
If you'd like to sell new jewels and gems — here's a HUGE list of companies to check out!
Direct Sales:
You've probably heard of heard of Avon — but did you know there are thousands of direct selling companies that sell fun stuff like on-trend jewelry (Chloe + Isabel), wine (Traveling Vineyard), and stylish clothing (cabi)? While you usually have to pay a small startup fee — the direct sales industry is a great way to sell new products from home. From makeup and jewelry to gourmet food and clothing, whatever your passion there’s a direct sales company that caters to it.
For more information, check out some of the best products to sell from home.
Gift Cards:
Have you gotten a gift card for a store that you don’t shop at or that’s not close to your home? If you’re not using it, sell it on the platform, Card Cash. Just enter your gift card info online and get a free quote. Card Cash pays up to 92% in cash for your old gift cards. Payments are made via check, PayPal, or direct deposit. Card Cash is a member of the Better Business Bureau.
Don't have any unwanted gift cards?
How about earning some using platforms like Swagbucks or InboxDollars? Both of these platforms are free to join and you earn points by taking surveys, watching videos, printing out coupons, searching the web and other random short tasks. Both platforms give you a $5 bonus for signing up and they both have A+ ratings with the Better Business Bureau.
Hair:
Do you have long hair? Then sell your hair using HairWork.com or HairSellon.com. You’ll need at least 10 inches of healthy hair — but you can make anywhere from $100 to $4,000 just by selling your locks.
Logos:
Do you have graphic design skills? Then use your talents and sell logos on 99 designs. Simply find a contest, submit a design, and if yours is chosen as the winner you make money.
Or you can try using your design skills to create and sell t-shirts — there are a bunch of platforms that allow you to design, setup up shop, and sell for FREE.
Mini Services:
Fiverr is a website where you post services that you’re willing to do for $5.00. People sell everything from writing services, design services, voice over services, to making phone calls, posting social media updates, and videos. Once you make a sale, Fiverr will keep a $1 fee and payments will be made via PayPal. Doesn’t sound like much money? Connie Brentford is making good money on Fiverr – she even wrote an e-book about it, How I Made An Extra $1,200 Per Month At Home Using One Free Website.
Music:
Sell your used CDs, DVDs, and video games at Decluttr. Just enter the item's barcode on the site to get a quote. Decide which items you’d like to sell (minimum of 10 items per transaction) and send them in using a pre-paid shipping label. Once items are received, Decluttr will send you a check.
New Stuff:
With Shop Your Way (Sponsored by Lands End, Sears, and Kmart) you can sell clothes, shoes, accessories, appliances, toys, home decor, and much more. Sign up for a free account and then view the startup videos to get started. Simply share items via social media and earn a 5% commission on items you sell through your personal shopper link.
Plasma:
Are you a healthy individual? Then donate plasma at BioLife Plasma Services. Your first visit will take approximately 2 hours for donation screening, medical check, and retrieval time. Upon successful completion, you’ll be paid via a Visa Debit Card. Donors are allowed to donate two times in a seven day period and subsequent visits only take one hour. Call your local chapter for compensation rates.
Photos:
Sell your photos to stock sites like Dreamstime.com. Simply upload your photos and sell your images. You’ll receive 25% – 60% from each sale you make. For more places to sell your photos, check out this MASSIVE list of sites you can sell on.
Or use an iPhone app like Foap. Download the application to your smartphone and upload your photos. Once your image receives five positive ratings from other Foap users – your photo will be published for sale. You will earn $5 each time someone purchases your photo. Payments are made via PayPal when the user requests a cashout.
Practical Tips:
Do you love to DIY? Are you in the know? Then share your tips, strategies, and hacks with magazines for money. Cuisine.com pays $100 for solving common cooking problems. Check out this article on ways to make money from home for more magazine submission sites. You can also search online for “submit a tip” or in the back of physical magazines.
Prefer to write articles for magazines? This article has step-by-step instructions on how to get started.
Random Items:
At Listia, you can trade in your old unwanted stuff for credits and buy new stuff for free. Earn 1,000 free credits for signing up. Listia has been featured on Mashable, ABC, and the Washington Post.
Recipes:
Are you a great cook? Then sell your recipes to magazines, cooking contest websites, or article databases like Helium.com and About.com. Magazines will usually pay $25 – $500+ if they publish your recipe. Some sites to check out are Cooking Light ($50 and a free t-shirt) and Sunset.com ($250). With article databases, they publish your recipe online and then place ads alongside your recipe. The more page views to your recipe, the greater revenue share you earn, and the more recipes you share, the more earnings you’ll make.
Tickets:
Do you have concert or sports tickets that you’ve won or are not able to use? Then sell them on StubHub. List your tickets for free, once they sell, StubHub collects a 15% fee from the total sale. Payments are made via PayPal or check.
Wedding Dress:
Is your wedding dress collecting dust in the closet? Then sell it on SellMyWeddingDress.org or StillWhite.com. Listings range from $19.95 to $29.95. Neither sites charge commission fees. List your wedding items, prom dress, wedding dress, or wedding gown to tons of potential buyers.
Looking for more things to sell from home? This post tells you how you can make money from your trash!
What things are you selling from home?
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