Do you make affiliate sales on your website?

[Passiveearner]

One of the most common and greatest ways to make money is to generate affiliate sales through your website. So, when it comes to generating sales and making money through affiliate marketing, how much sales have you made using your own personal website?

 

[rubesh]

One of the most common and greatest ways to make money is to generate affiliate sales through your website. So, when it comes to generating sales and making money through affiliate marketing, how much sales have you made using your own personal website?

I have not yet made any affiliate sales through my website, but I am actively working on growing my content and website in order to increase my chances of making affiliate sales.

 

[nomad]

After trying multiple affiliate networks, I have now settled with Amazon. I don't generate a lot of affiliate sales but once in a while I do make some sales and make money by selling affiliate products.

 

[Bisolami]

One of the most common and greatest ways to make money is to generate affiliate sales through your website. So, when it comes to generating sales and making money through affiliate marketing, how much sales have you made using your own personal website?

I do not have a website but I see it as one of the ways that bloggers or website owners can make money too so it is a good idea

 

[gammarays]

You can make affiliate sales on your website if you have a niche website. That's what some affiliate markerters do. They focus on one particular niche, create a blog or channel about it and build it. It'll be easier to even create a full blog post about an affiliate offer.

 

[puroypoi]

I did. I tried it this week. I signed up for one local affiliate link for free. Then I posted it in the different Facebook Groups manually, and surprisingly, I got 1 order. Not bad for a beginner like me. But the commission is still pending, I don't know why. hehe

 

[Bisolami]

You can make affiliate sales on your website if you have a niche website. That's what some affiliate markerters do. They focus on one particular niche, create a blog or channel about it and build it. It'll be easier to even create a full blog post about an affiliate offer.

Some affiliate marketers will not even have blogging sites. They will just create a website to be selling their product

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

I am not making affiliate sales on my website presently.

 

[Shortie]

At the moment I do not make affiliate sales on my website but I am hoping to start a blog on a niche I have a strong interest in and hoping to be able to share products as an affiliate that would benefit people who are interested in that niche.

 

[flower]

I am not making affiliate sales on my website presently.

It will be a great advantage if you can make affiliate sales on your website provided you can have huge traffic on it.

 

[Stardom22]

Frankly speaking currently I don't own a website. However, in the near future when I would owning my website I would not consider it as the way to monetization of my Website. I would stick on the Google ads as affiliate marketing is deemed to be a waste of time and not working out nowadays.

 

[Knowledge Quest]

I don't personally own a website. But no doubt this can be a good way to also make money from your website

 

[You]

I haven't made any affiliate sales yet. I tried hard but failed. But we can make a good amount of money in a short time by making a group where users exchange their affiliate links. I don't know if someone agrees or not.

 

[timewo]

I am an affiliate for money making websites, in some cases I get paid a percentage of the income of the referrals if they work on the website. I do not sell expensive products directly or as an affiliate

 

[gammarays]

Making affiliate sales on your website will be more easier if you're niche is related to the affiliate program you're promoting. Let's say you have a website that covers blogging niche, you'll make more profits by promoting web hosting affiliate programs.