Calling $1k a day affiliates

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Can someone who understands how a $1k a day affiliate works, pls give me a breakdown of their stats?

Like how many products are you promoting? Over how many traffic sources? You can even be more specific, like ppv, ppc etc if you like. Also, does a single product make the majority of sales, or do you literally have 10 products which make approx $100 a day?

I'm trying to get my head around what a successful campaign looks like, and how it's broken down?

Thanks for your time.
 





I just don't have the strength to even really give it my best here.
Im worn out from all of these -----> "Please show me how you make all of your money"
 
1. Sign up with an affiliate network.
2. Grab the links from all the offers. (dont bother with tracking)
3. Make a list in HTML. Lists in HTML documents
4. Put the ones that are $38 and higher in <h1></h1> tags.
5. Run random traffic to your URL (PPC, PPV, or a $10k media buy will prob work the best)... doesnt have to be targetted because as long as you used all the offers they'll prob buy something.
6. Cross fingers.
7 Profit.
 



I just don't have the strength to even really give it my best here.
Im worn out from all of these -----> "Please show me how you make all of your money"

Actually, it's only over 7000 in the anime. Yes, I have watched it 10 years ago.
 
Thanks for the overview to those who answered.

Look, if you joined here in March 2008 and still need to ask that.. there really is no point is there?

I haven't had an active membership since then. And I'm not sitting on my ass either, I have been trying stuff but I don't have guidance.

And guys, I'm not asking how you make *all* your money.

I'm literally lookin for an idea of what % of your income comes from a particular spread of offers. That is all.

Basically, I'm trying to answer:

Is it realistic of me to be able to push a single offer all the way to $1k daily? Or should I be looking to spread these out over X number of offers and traffic sources? And your experience of these would be useful, if you feel like helping out.

This is what I'm trying to get my head around, that's all.

I had an offer going where I sent traffic via an online auction loophole, but it was only to one particular offer. It made me some decent money, and now the auction loophole is closed.

So I'm trying to use the little money I have wisely, that's all. I'm not asking to see anyones campaign details, but some sort of overview of what it all looks like would be really useful to me (and probably take 10 seconds for an experienced person to slap down here).

Ok well thanks anyways. I'm all for learning more. Your answers/flames/d'rolls appreciated.
 
My assumption is that most people don't have all of their eggs in one basket. Even if you read their blogs, you'll find out that a lot of times they have some smaller sites bringing in smaller amounts of money but adding those up leads to a bigger income.

I personally make little on each one of my small sites. I want to grow them though because I don't do anything that I don't think has long-term potential to make much more.
 
Well the thing is that your question doesn't make complete sense. Being in this industry since a long time I've seen 1k days from single traffic source to a single offer. Sometimes its like 5 traffic sources to a single offer, sometimes 1 traffic source to 5 different offers. It really doesn't matter. If you don't know how to promote an offer then hundred traffic sources wont let you touch 1k a day revenue but if you know your shit then even 1 traffic source + 1 offer can bring you 10k revenue days.
 
I have pushed 1 offer to $3k a day, and 10 offers to $100/day each. Every campaign scales differently. Heck I have some campaigns that have maxed out at $50 profit a day. Its small potato's but I let them run because thats an extra $1500/mo.

Every campaign is different. There is no secret formula, there is no magic button. Create a campaign, make it profitable and scale it as high as it will go.
 
You want a breakdown? Here...

90% of the people you see here claiming they are banking aren't making much money at all.

Of the 10% that are - about half are making it off of one offer or niche that they got lucky in and it probably won't last long (see all the sky is falling threads over FTC and rebills)

The other half of that 10% is broken down into 2 groups. People working hard and building long term businesses. And people who are making a lot of money selling products, services, and tools to people like you.
 
This is a dumb question. Even if you can make 1k a day with an offer, you should always diversify. Start with one offer - squeeze the best profitable balance between margins and scale out of it. Work on the next offer. Repeat. Repeat. And spend some time to continually optimize your profitable offers as you see more stats go through them.

Affiliate money is not infinitely passive. So many things can go wrong that will fuck you if you don't diversify. Offer ends, offer gets saturated, advertiser doesn't pay, network doesn't pay, advertiser hates you because your landing page is so good for conversions that the user doesn't know what they are getting into and they tell you you can't run that offer any more because the leads you send aren't converting on the back end (assholes), you get banned or cut off from your money traffic source for an offer, etc. etc. etc.

Even if you're making 10k a day from one offer, diversify! All your hard work on that campaign could be flushed down the toilet overnight and there's nothing you could do about it most of the time.
 
On another note keep in mind that everything is subjective. Money amounts can be deceiving.

If you spend $10K in advertising getting $1K profit you are doing much worse than a guy spending $500 in advertising getting $500 profit.

What you need to be asking is about ROI not end result.
 
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There is no magic formula. People making $1,000/day do it through different offers, different networks, different methods, etc, etc. Experiment on your own and when you start profiting from something, scale it up -- either by dumping more money into what you're already doing, improving profit margins or finding other sources of traffic.