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	Poor Richard's Affiliate Marketing: Using Internet Affiliate and Associate Programs to Make Money from barnesandnoble.com $29.95 Tens of thousands of the entrepreneurs who have started businesses on the Internet are now struggling alone trying to build their companies, sell their wares, and make enough money to stay afloat. With affiliate and associate programs it is possible for on-line businesses to make hard cash without a great deal of effort. Poor Richard's Affiliate Marketing explains the ins and outs of affiliate and associate programs from both the merchant and affiliate perspective. This book describes the types of programs, where to find them, how to track sales, how to market a program, what the agreement should contain, and much more.
	The Complete Guide to Associate & Affiliate Programs on the Net from Amazon.com $15.96 Affiliate marketing on the Web is the newest way for online retailers to get thousands of other sites to help sell their products. It's elctronic PR with a difference--and that difference is the potential to make money while plugging someone else's product or site. There are currently more than 2000 sites that offer affiliate/associate programs. James Marciano of refer-it.com and Allan Gardyne of associateprograms.com, estimate that the number of programs will more than double in 1999. Granted, most affiliate programs pay only a small percentage of sales, but some offer their program members up to a 20% royalty. And that can help defray site development costs for small businesses or individuals. At worst, it's a quick and easy way to put some cold hard cash in your pocket with little risk and little effort. Amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com, Cdnow. com, and Disney are among the companies offering these programs. The terms offered to associates or affiliates vary, the success rates vary, and the dollars paid out vary widely. So how can today's net savvy population latch into the affiliate programs that offer the most benefits? How can you be sure that signing up is worth it (sometimes terms are so draconian it is not worth it)? Of the thousands of sites offering associate/affiliate programs, how can you tell which ones are legitimate and which ones aren't? How can you accurately judge whether you'll make 20 dollars a month or 200 or 2,000? What does it take to build a site that will draw viewers to other sites? Now Daniel Gray, a best-selling computer book author, will answer all these questions and more in The Complete Guide to Associate and Affiliate Programs on the Net.
	The Complete Guide to Associate and Affiliate Programs on the Net: Turning Clicks into Cash from barnesandnoble.com $15.96 The ultimate consumer guide to the 100 best associate and affiliate programs on the Internet and how to profit from them. Here's the dollars-and-sense lowdown on associate/affiliate programs, the newest way for anyone with a web site to make money. These programs let individuals make money from the heavy-hitters, who pay a commission to associated sites for click-throughs, leads, and sales transactions. These programs aren't always as easy or lucrative as they seem. This book shows how to latch onto the associate and affiliated programs that offer the most benefits. Now Dan Gray gives you the answers to the questions people care about most: is signing up worth it (are the terms too draconian): which sites are legitimate and which aren't? how can you accurately estimate whether you'll make $20 a month, or $200, or $2000? how do you encourage people on your site to click through to another? The book also ranks the 100 top programs by key criteria--including ease of use, payout, and pass-through rates--creating an invaluable resource for everyone with a Website of their own.