Affiliate marketing gives your company a new source of generating revenue.  Through placing ads on other sites you can greatly increase your exposure and visibility by tapping into the traffic on well placed sites.  These ads should not be too graphical or pop ups but cleanly written and designed non-obtrusive ads.

Affiliate marketing can be very beneficial to all involved.  The site owner gets paid a percentage or set fee per click or per successful contract.  The advertiser gets lots more traffic and therefore sales.

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A system of advertising in which site A agrees to feature buttons from site B, and site A gets a commission on any sales generated for site B. It can also be applied to situations in which an advertiser may be looking for marketing information, rather than a cash sale. Popular among start-ups with very small marketing budgets.
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A business relationship with a merchant or other service provider who allows you to link to that business. When a visitor clicks on the link at your site and subsequently makes a purchase from the merchant, you receive a commission based on the amount of the sale, a referral fee or a pay-for-click fee. www.showtheworld.com/glossary.htm

Revenue sharing between two web sites. Affiliate site normally provide free advertising for an ecommerce site and compensation is based on performance i.e. sales, clicks, registrations, or a combination of all. www.positioning-search-engines.com/glossary.htm

Affiliate marketing is the use by a Web site that sells products of other Web sites, called affiliates, to help market the products. Amazon.com, the book seller, created the first large-scale affiliate program and hundreds of other companies have followed since.
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Use of affiliates to help market a Web site's products and services in return for a payment for each sale, lead, action, or visitor generated.
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System whereby a merchant or advertiser pays other sites a commission for sending visitors to their site.
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Affiliate marketing is the use by a Web site that sells products of other Web sites, called affiliates, to help market the products. Amazon.com, the book seller, created the first large-scale affiliate program and hundreds of other companies have since followed.
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A system of advertising in which site A agrees to feature buttons from site B, and site A gets a percentage of any sales generated for site B. It can also be applied to situations in which an advertiser may be looking for marketing information, rather than a cash sale. Popular among start-ups with very small marketing budgets.
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