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[aziz86]

Is there no way other than creating a blog or websites to post your affiliate links....As all are not a good content writer to attract traffic.

 

[BrainScott22]

You can share your affiliate links in facebook twitter etc or promote your links in facebook ads or adwords and other advertising sites but this will require you to budget to promote your links

 

[tusziget]

You can earn affiliate income without having a website,by simply posting your affiliate links in Youtube,different forums,where it is alowed,but having your own website will definitely increase the chances that people will buy something from your affiliate link,because will have more trust.Especially if your website has quality content,and you are explaining there in detailed form what good products they can buy from your affiliate links.

 

[anorona]

You can try to use social media. I suggest you to keep watching products that is on trend or has a big discount. Now, do not just promote the link on your wall, but also encourage your
friends or relatives to buy products, this can be a good start for you. If you can make a blog, atleast create a facbook page where you can put your link, just make sure to just limit you posting a day so it wont be considered spam.

 

[Kaiba Corp]

Yah, social media rlated page(s) and youtub videos, you can also pay a "biggish" youtuber or instagrammer to adverstives your link, but I would not reccomend th latter, it's better if you grow your own pages/profiles IMO

 

[tusziget]

Many people has been asking the same question,how to earn from affiliate marketing without website or blog.I think this people might be beginners,because it doesn't take up so much time or costs to set up an attractive website,on where it is possible to promote the affiliate links.

 

[kaphokz]

You can share it thru social media sites like facebook, twitter. And also you can share it to your friends by just talking to them in person

 

[Kimba M. Wiggins]

If you don't have a site, promote your link(s) via social media. I find that Twitter and Facebook has gotten me more sales than any other platform. You can also create flyers and post them in your neighborhood, library, supermarket, etc. Safelists and TE's (traffic exchanges are also a great way to get your business seen by many people at once). I'm a member of several business Meetup.com groups so that's another way to get the word out. I'm a second-generation Direct Sales rep so I learned that meeting people in person is the best way to promote your businesses.

 

[tchisom]

Funny now, because facebook marks a lot of external links as spam. You can be blocked from posting in some places for some time. You can be blocked from accessing facebook for some time. That's the problem.

You can share your affiliate links in facebook twitter etc or promote your links in facebook ads or adwords and other advertising sites but this will require you to budget to promote your links

 

[kakfat]

For you to earn faster and reasonably with affiliate marketing you may need to spend, looking for free forums to paste links will not yield any good result on time. Create a squeeze or landing page sign up with company like commissions junction and the likes, buy paid traffics and watch your progress

 

[Kimba M. Wiggins]

Funny now, because facebook marks a lot of external links as spam. You can be blocked from posting in some places for some time. You can be blocked from accessing facebook for some time. That's the problem.

This has been happening to me a lot. My links are 100% legit but Facebook still marks them as spam. One company I work for has advised us to not post any of their links on Facebook because they were constantly being reported (despite being legit). Be careful with Google+, the same thing happened to me with them.

 

[tchisom]

It's a general problem. Everyone I know has been complaining about that. Posting links in groups used to be a source of getting traffic for young / newbie bloggers. But now, everything is sour.

 

[tusziget]

Correct,it used to be.I have posted some links from my blogs in different groups,and that was not a good idea.I think Facebook realized that many affiliate marketeers are making profit and they trying to stop this,so people will use more Facebook ads.

 

[Scott W]

Funny now, because facebook marks a lot of external links as spam. You can be blocked from posting in some places for some time. You can be blocked from accessing facebook for some time. That's the problem.

That's why you need to use your own domain name and publish a link that redirects to your affiliate offer.

So instead of posting something like this: https://jvz8. com/c/349169/someaffilateoffer?.38589

You post this: http://www.mydomain .com/offer1

Offer1 is a folder on the domain which then has it's index file set to redirect to the affiliate link

 

[tusziget]

Well,you can create as well landing pages,where you can post your affiliate links.Maybe this way the links will not be marked as spam in the Facebook page.I would recommend to create another Facebook account,which you can use for your business,advertising your links etc,so your other Facebook account will stay safe.

 

[kaphokz]

Well,you can create as well landing pages,where you can post your affiliate links.Maybe this way the links will not be marked as spam in the Facebook page.I would recommend to create another Facebook account,which you can use for your business,advertising your links etc,so your other Facebook account will stay safe.

I agree with you, many links have been blocked by facebook and it is annoying to me

 

[tchisom]

That's why you need to use your own domain name and publish a link that redirects to your affiliate offer.

So instead of posting something like this: https://jvz8. com/c/349169/someaffilateoffer?.38589

You post this: http://www.mydomain .com/offer1

Offer1 is a folder on the domain which then has it's index file set to redirect to the affiliate link

Thanks so much for the advice, and also the BMF. I sincerely appreciate.

 

[kaphokz]

I agree with tomdavies because you can also use your site in earning if the affliate marketing is not effective you can put some ads there in your site

 

[deniafe]

There are a number of approaches to do affiliate marketing regardless of whether you have a website or not. The important thing is to be able to send target to your merchant's site. You don't have to follow any specific rule so long as you most are aware of how to influence prompts clicks on the links and make a sale on your merchant's site.
Promoting Through Social Media – being an affiliate marketer doesn't generally mean you should have a blog or website, however it does require you to have an online presence. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc.
Email Campaigns – email campaigns are one of the most ideal approaches to judge the response of people to your affiliate links. When composing an email, ensure that it will captivate the reader. Pick an interesting topic, and an even more interesting content, and include your affiliate links.

 

[Binu]

You do not need a blog or website to become an affiliate marketer. However, it is also true that many affiliate networks want their promoters to have a blog and website to promote affiliate products. If you do not have a blog and website but want ti promote your affiliate links, you can share your links on Pinterest. Pinterest is a great place to do affiliate marketing. You can also promote through twitter and facebook.