Website Reference

stevenyap · Joined: 18 Dec 2007 Posts: 11

Hi,

Goodday to all of you.

I just brought Ros's book and I am reading the book page by page and cover to cover.

I also have registed with clickbank and CJ. I am not sure how to make a website that sale CJ products. What format to use or how should I put the content in that site. Also not sure how to intergrate the different products in the webpage page ebook and physical products. How should I do a blog to promote that products.

Anyone got any good advise and could let me have a look at how you there intergrate together.

Thanks.

Regards,
Steven Yap Rolling Eyes

Jim Hutchinson · Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2008 4:15 am Post subject:

Hello Steven

If you are going to have multiple products, using a shopping cart will help. You can create categories for each type of product such as physical books, eBooks, software, etc. They will be categorized on the navigation menu.

One of the favorite free shopping carts is osCommerce. Depending on your web host, you may have that available for point and click installation on your site already. Check the site's control panel. If it is cPanel, then you should have Fantastico built in too. In there will be multiple packages to choose from.

Hope that helps.
Jim Hutchinson

stevenyap · Joined: 18 Dec 2007 Posts: 11

Hi Jim,

Thanks for your advise.

I have just registered with CJ and I am not sure how to promote the particular products - affiliate on my website. Let say I set up a new website.

Jim Hutchinson · Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2008 1:07 am Post subject:

What I would do is find out as much about the product I would be promoting, preferably buy it, write a review and include my affiliate link to learn more and/or buy it.

You can do that in the description for each product in your shopping cart, or use a stand-alone site that displays one product per page. In the case of the stand-alone site, PayPal has a shopping cart function that you can use to let your visitors continue shopping your site before checking out. A blog would be a great tool for managing a site like that.

I have purchased or used almost every product and service I promote. That gives me a feel for its value, helps me answer questions about it and helps me make an honest recommendation for that product.

I am not saying that you have to go that route, but it really helps. Think of SAH. How could you possibly feel confident about promoting it without buying and reading it first?

Jim