One thing I've found is,traffic sent directly to your affiliate link does not work nearly as well as filtering out the "casually interested".Everyone has seen all the hype landing pages for so many different opportunity's,that they just click it off before the page even fully loads.If they're "casually interested",If you lead them to a page that simplify's the "offer" without all the hype,they will read "YOUR" story about the opportunity,and if it sparks further interest, your links are right in the "story" for them to click on.
Here's a simple method for doing that:
This will work for any advertising purpose.What I did was created a ning site that is basically just the home page.All I added to it was a text box.Then I typed up a story of what my opportunity is,and placed my affiliate links in the story. Now all I do is direct people to the "story about what I do",from twitter, face book,myspace,the .ning networks,either by posting a comment on their profile, or joining groups and starting discussions,or posting links on twitter.The "story" does the work, on a page where nothing else distracts away from it.
If you want to look at it so you can copy the Idea,using your own opportunity, you can view it at
TWITTERADS
Thanks,
Tristan ginnett
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