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    Taking control of performance based outcomes
    Author: Michael Lever
    Website: http://www.spinningtornado.com
    Added: Sat, 05 Nov 2005 06:44:40 -0500
    Category: Sales & Marketing Online
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    Copyright 2005 Michael Lever

    Finding the affiliate links on your website are not driving as many sales as you would like?

    There is a better way than just relying on the amount of traffic your website generates to derive income from your affiliate links. Especially when you consider that the vast majority of webmasters pay more money attracting traffic to their websites than revenue derived from traffic that clicks those affiliate links.

    The problem is that you really can't control what action a visitor takes once they visit your website.

    But one thing you definately can control is your online purchase decisions.(unless you happen to be my wife!)

    And I bet you didn't know that each and every one of those controlled purchase decisions of yours can gain a buyer willing to make a controlled purchase decision through one of your affiliate links!

    Not only that, but why limit your affiliate links to the traffic of your own website/s when you can freely enter them into a huge, growing community database of like minded affiliate marketers and profit from a captive audience willing to create multiple win-win scenarios.

    Imagine a world where instead of having to cloak or hide your affiliate links (as per your website/s), you can openly show your affiliate links to other affiliate marketers who may even be promoting the same product/s. This is because of a brand new service that simply converts affiliates from being competitors into becoming collaborative partners.

    This service is called a "Customer Acquisition Exchange" and is facilitated through a process known as "Customer Reciprocation". Customer reciprocation simply describes the partnering of two parties (affiliate marketers) to become each other’s customer.

    The identical situation applies to merchants regardless of whether they sell just their own product/s or have affiliate links on their website as well.

    They can exert a measure of control over their own sales simply through their own purchase decisions. This is because a "Customer Acquisition Exchange" treats the merchant as if they were an affiliate of their own product/s.

    It makes huge sense for merchants to benefit from the exposure obtainable through such a database because they can also super-leverage off the purchase decisions of any of their own affiliates who may already be part of this vast and growing community.

    For more information on super-leveraging off a merchant's own affiliates read the following article "How I offered my products at a massive discount without lowering my price".

    In the same way as affiliate marketers are converted, the merchant environment is changed from a competing to a co-operating one creating win-win partnership outcomes for all.

    A "Customer Acquisition Exchange" should form part of any merchant/affiliate marketer's arsenal in the battle to drive additional sales volumes. It offers a cost effective addition to the traffic generation techniques currently in vogue as well as a complimentary role to the services that affiliate networks presently offer.


    View all Michael Lever's articles


    About the Author:
    Michael Lever is a co-founder and CEO of SpinningTornado.com, an independent company offering unbiased tools and services to help affiliate and network marketers build profitable online businesses. http://www.SpinningTornado.com Partnering affiliates the world over.

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