Web Marketing Strategy Update

Show DealDotCom’s current deal of the day in the sidebar of your blog with this simple free Wordpress plugin.

The DealDotCom affiliate program pays 35% commission on your own referred sales, plus 15% commission on the sales by people you refer. If the person you refer promotes the site and refers more people, you get paid on all the sales they generate too.

Best of all, you get paid every time someone makes a purchase, not just the first time.

That’s for the lifetime of the customer, whether they buy today, tomorrow, or 5 in years from now. Multiple orders from the same customer are common, because when someone buys from DealDotCom they get an email ever single day promoting that day’s discounted product.

The plugin automatically shows the latest deal every day, doing all the work for you. Just drag and drop the widget into the sidebar of your WP blog and forget about it. There’s no need to mess with any code to install the Wordpress DealDotCom widget.

At the bottom of the widget there is a link so people seeing the plugin in action can put the deals on their own website. When they download the plugin via your website they will join under you, earning you more money as they also promote DealDotCom.

Did you know that many ClickBank merchants are blatantly stealing your commissions from right under your nose?

It’s true. And the modus operandi of these thieves?

Simple … the float in subscription form.

Imagine the scene: You have just been charged $0.25 by Google Adwords for a click that has sent someone through your ClickBank affiliate link to the product sales page. When they arrive there however, a form slides into view asking for their email address in return for a free download on the same topic, such as a sample chapter, a related ebook by the same author, or a demo version of the software.

As potential buyers, many visitors will want to look at this before making a purchase decision. So they surrender their email address and are forwarded away from the sales page to one asking them to check their email now for the download.

Moments later, “your” customer is reading an email they have received directly from the ClickBank merchant and are are clicking back to the website with the vendors own link, and in so doing, overwriting your ClickBank cookie with their own. Bye bye commission!