Let me help you make more money.

Every successful affiliate marketer has only a few products they promote that are their bread and butter.

You have to be choosy about what you promote.

Here’s how I select products.

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1. Observe your audience.

Every once in a while, you need to click on who follows you.

-What is their niche?
-What products could fit their needs?
-Are they even worth your time?

Audience is one of the most important factors in what you promote.

If you try to promote something your audience doesn’t want, you’ll obviously not get sales.

Keep them in the front of your mind. They are who pays you.

2. Reviews

Anyone can make a product about any topic, but I choose to ONLY promote products with:

-A sufficient number of reviews
-4.5 or greater
-A well respected creator

All of these are incredibly important to the selection process.

Side note: it is impractical to promote more than one product from the same niche.

Avoid this. Have integrity and choose one. You’re not going to hurt any feelings for doing so. This isn’t high school.

3. Personal use

I will never promote a product or service I haven’t used. It’s imperative to understand the product, or you could harm your reputation.

How many people who promote options courses, for example, actually understand options.

Very few.

4. Price point

I promote high ticket items, just never on Twitter.

Why?

High ticket items need more persuasion.

I always choose low ticket items on Twitter. It’s perfect for these 280 character tweets.

5. Consistency

I promote the same products consistently. It takes multiple times of someone seeing an offer to finally buy.

Once I have a product that sells, I stick with it, and it’s hard to break into my core courses.

It should be the same for you.

These five tips have lead me to consistent sales by being choosy with what I promote.

Don’t just promote anything, and don’t promote garbage by a bad creator just because they have a big following and an expensive product.

Thanks for reading.

Coach out!