Introducing The Rogue Investor Affiliate Program – Earn Up to $1499 For A Single Referral

Hello Rogue Investors,

You already believe in our product and I am confident that you believe in our system. You may even be referring others to us, so why not make a referral fee? Really! It is that simple. Sign up for our affiliate program, refer someone to any one of our products, and earn 30% of any product we sell. With prices ranging from $97 to $4997, you can earn between $29 and $1499 for each referral. Within reason and as outlined in our simple affiliate program agreement, you can promote by word of mouth, website, Twitter, Facebook, blog, etc. We will send you a simple code to add to your site and you can start earning commissions before the holidays.

To sign up, please visit http://www.rogueinvestor.com/partner_program.html or email partnerinfo@roguetaxlieninvestor.com.

What is an affiliate program?

To put it simply, it is just a referral program. Businesses and merchants have been offering referral fees, discounts and other incentives for hundreds of years in exchange for more business. It is really a smart way to advertise. Imagine if I tried Cherry 7-Up one day and loved it so much that I told you, my friends, family and everyone I know about it. Now, take it a step further. What would happen if the 7-Up company gave me a tracking code to handout so that every time anyone I know ordered a Cherry 7-Up, I would make money? I could get really motivated about Cherry 7-Up.

More than 10 years ago, some early marketing geniuses thought this might work great on the Internet because of the tracking capabilities available. One of the earliest companies to really promote affiliate marketing was Amazon.com. They didn't invent it, but they certainly took it to new levels. You can still be an affiliate of Amazon.com, but I will warn you the commissions are paltry.

If you are really thinking about affiliate marketing, here are a few ideas:

1. Set up a blog (website log – kind of like a diary) on Blogger.com, which is owned by Google. Didn't they invent the Internet, I can't remember??? Start writing some content on tax liens, tax deeds, foreclosures, small businesses or something related and place a link with the code we give you. The code will allow our merchant account to track your sales. The key is to make the content relevant. So if you have a website selling stuffed animals, that's not relevant, it won't work and above all search engines don't like it.

2. Set up a free web hosting account at http://webatu.com. If you want to get a little fancier, you can buy a domain name and point it to this free account. Or you can have a web hosting provider host your account for less than $10 per month and you can maintain your domain name without having a base domain. You can even find a nice free web authoring program or HTML editor by searching for Kompozer on any search engine. I use it and it works great.

3. Social networking is here to stay, so I suggest you embrace it at least a little. The two giants are Facebook and Twitter. Set up these accounts, but only as icing on your marketing cake. That's really all they are.

4. Don't forget about search engine optimization, or SEO as it is called. As you probably know, Google represents about 65% of all searches, followed by Yahoo! and Bing. Learn the tricks that won't get you banned. Basically, the more relevant content you have, the better.