Hi there,
Can anyone please share affiliate website after learning Week2 module? I would like to see how
the website look like and its content. I am not using this for copying purpose. Just get an idea of affiliate website. Really appreciate for it.
Thanks
Imran
I would like that too, I am a little lost about having to create a website. I tought it would be ready.
imran… mine is still in its infancy… but i think its a fairly good example.
each ad on my sidebars is a clickbank or amazon affiliate link, or google adsense.
each artcle promotes something.
Thanks for the reply.
Hi Imran, that’s an awesome topic, I hope some of our members can contribute their pages 
Let me put up a few of mine and ones that John offers as part of the SAS program, which I also made available for the entire community and am actively promoting when I have some free time 
His Secret obsession
Site: https://saranightingale.clickfunnels.com/secret_obsession
The full presell page info is here.
Brain Training For Dogs
Site: https://saranightingale.clickfunnels.com/optinkc9rmflb
The full presell page info is here.
Flat Belly Fix
Site: https://saranightingale.clickfunnels.com/optinig06ne1m
sciatica
Site: https://saranightingale.clickfunnels.com/siaticanv3uvgbe
Unlock Hip Flexors
Site: https://saranightingale.clickfunnels.com/optin5ej61a3
Manifestation Magic
Site: https://saranightingale.clickfunnels.com/article-lander-1z9sfncog
Battery Reconditioning
Site: https://saranightingale.clickfunnels.com/optin30024208
Cinderella Solution
Site: https://saranightingale.clickfunnels.com/optin4qubdfn0
No specific presell page info as this is just an example I used on this video to show you guys how EASY it is to create a page.
Hoping to see more self-made examples of our students.
Thanks Ilya. In short, If I understood, website that we will use this hosting presell pages, but not the regular website in which people mention about their product and services like what they can buy and get services from them.
Simply, we are not selling our product & services, but promoting other people products on hosted website domain. Pls correct me if I am wrong.
Correct!
Affiliate marketing is the process of earning a commission by promoting other people’s (or company’s) products. You find a product you like, promote it to others and earn a piece of the profit for each sale that you make.
A pre sell page is a landing page which is the destination of the traffic you are getting on Solo Ads / Google Ads / Facebook Ads/ YouTube Ads etc, that is meant to set your prospect up to buy by providing valuable information, right before leading them to the actual vendor site, which will be closing the sale.
Exactly, @imran.bashirus… what we want to do is learn to bring buyers to other people’s products… thats how we make our commission. The Presell Page is essentially, our sales pitch… and it is the spot where our CTA (Call To Action) carries our “money-link” (our affiliate link) over to the vendor (clickbank).
In the examples above, all of those offers are hosted in clickfunnels, and it would be very incongruent to attempt to promote them all on a blog… yet, if you notice, each offer is built like this:
https://saranightingale.clickfunnels.com/LANDINGPAGE
You can do the same thing with yours. For instance, lets say you want to promote Flexor and Brain Train4Dogz. What you do is you load your presell pages into your domain, each in their own directory (“Flexor”, “Dogz”). Then, you go to your Bluehost panel. First create a subdomain that redirects to the “http://online-internet-business.com/Flexors/” path. Then create another subdomain that points to the dogtraining path.
For example… my domain is 10k-months.com… and I have a review of a low-ticket product called the 12-minute affiliate. The article is in a way, a presell page. its path is: https://10k-months.com/main/12-minute-affiliate-review/ however, when I promote it in an ad… I use a domain redirect like this: http://12ma-review.10k-months.com/
Hopefully thats useful to you?
Victor!
I am still try to understand this process. In example of Flexor and Brain4Dog presell pages, why I need a subdomain rather than creating directory (Flexor, Dog) for using Manual method. Is creating subdomain an other way for redirecting link? On my website do I need a blog review for each presell page(Flexor and Brain4Dog) that I am promoting and underneath a link for a presell page. Is traffic come to my website directly, read the review and link will be redirected to Flexor, Dog. Lastly, question is how/where people will buy this product and I will receive the commission? Where this website will be use if I am not promoting this product on my website? Sorry again my question become confuse may be I am overthinking for this process. Your reply will be appreciate. Imran
@imran.bashirus I apologize if I confused you. I will do my best to clarify.
It is perfectly acceptable to simply create a subdirectory, as you did, for the Flexor Presell. And it is also perfecty acceptable to send your ads to that path…
http://online-internet-business.com/Flexors/
You can actually promote any and all offers you have like that, and if will work just fine.
Using subdomains is an entirely optional thing. It adds a level of abstraction. If I have multiple adds that point to “Flexor”… and then I decide to promote a similar but different product, all my ads are pointing to Flexor, and i would have to change each one. But if I use a subdomain, I just change the redirection one time, and no change is required in my ads … when the ad points to the subdomain, it will automatically go to the new redirection I established.
There are other practical reasons, but again, they are all optional.
In the case of my website, I plan to promote various MMO low-ticket opportunities, therefore, I built a blog which one year from now will be FULL of articles promoting them… and if I did my SEO right, they should gain traction and earn commissions passively. But that is 11 months down the line. I am actually modeling that after one of John’s Students, Tyler Ellison …
His blog is http://www.lifestylebreaks.com and its got affiliate articles for a variety of products. However, if you search for John Crestani on google and youtube alot, you may notice a persistent ad that always shows up… about John Crestani former student telling all? That’s Tyler Ellison, and the simple text ad points to info.lifestylebreaks.com; which goes to either an advertorial or a landing page (I think he split tests between those). So … he uses a blog for his money-pages and a subdomain for ad campaigns.
Anyhow, I hope that made sense… I’m always happy to answer any doubts.
Thanks for the reply. Will people visit your website first and then click the link or product that you advertised on it. In simple how/where people will buy your product that you listed on your website. Some products have payment information and some doesn’t have on your https://www.10k-months.com site. Do you need to change the product each time on website site in order to get a commission?
Yeah, it all depends on how you structure it. For instance… if you come into my blog, you will see that my latest post is an article about a brainwave-hack to have a perfect day.
The article explains how the frequency at which your brainwaves vibrate predetermine your mood and your body’s energy levels. Then it explains how you can hack the brainwaves using special sounds that “trick” your brain to vibrate a frequency that is better designed for learning.
And at the very end… is my CTA (Call to Action) which sends them to Wealth Compass, a clickbank product, and my “money link” is there. So… that article is in effect, a presell page.
Now… as to how effective it is… I do not know. When I initially created my site, I made an accompanying facebook page and I invited everyone I know to like the page. When I write a blog entry, I post it there. I only started fiddling with paid traffic because I joined this course… I honestly have no clue what I am doing, and it was a costly test 
but i just see it as part of tuition.
My goal is to learn to drive all my traffic to my blog which in time, will be a smorgasbord (did I spell that right?) of articles (presell pages) that point to products.
Thanks for your help.
@vperez Victor, thanks for sharing your journey and your lessions learnt. Wow you blog seems to have lots of articles and reviews now. Well done!