Common Decency......Let's Keep it Alive!

Terri Seymour I latterly had an experience with one of the affiliate marketing programs I *was* concerned with. So having decided this, I wrote the owner and questioned if he could send me the little sum due to me.

I revealed to him I wouldn't be pushing his product or program any longer and would like what was owed to me. I also said that I might in no way run my affiliate marketing programme in that way. I realize we are running firms and need to earn income, but do we throw away pleasantness, decency, respect and consideration to do so? I believe not. I know that I am not the sole person this has happened to, as an interesting point, it has happened to me twice. So you join some post some banners on your internet site, but you actually don't see many sales. For example, say I started a domain that reviews the top 10 best guitars on the market.

Then I might find a merchant that sells those guitars. This is just the top of the iceberg when it comes to the method of "Pre-selling". Ralph is also writer of Symmetryzine- a regular ezine stuffed with design and Internetcmarketing resources. Visit Artsymmetry on the internet : affiliate management software . Common goodness restricts me from "blabbing" the product / program I had this difficulty with, but it's no longer on my site and if folks ask me about this categorical product / program, I'll tell them the truth. I customarily don't write this kind of "venting" article, but this subject is so critical, I presumed I might make an exception. , we want to keep common goodness and respect alive. Resources and more for your house business available at affiliate programmes Free ecourse business-building-ecoursegetresponse.