AFF - Affiliate Marketing - Tips to Writing a Great Presell Page

Affiliate marketing programs can give marketers a steady stream of big income every month. The secret in getting five-figure paychecks is writing a great presell page. In this page, marketers have to win the trust of readers by engaging them into a persuasive experience on what makes the product or service worthy of their time, attention, and money.

There are a couple of ways you may set up presell pages and they are listed below. Review sites and Blog pages telling a story.

1. Review Site

Authority review sites give an unbiased review of several different products on a page and you will be giving them a rating score.

The ratting set up could be

(a) So many stars per product,
(b) You could have your top pick and 1st - 2nd, etc recommendations, or
(c) A number from 0 to 10 out of 10 bar graph.

You could just pick one product as the top product you have selected showing the potential customer why each one works, how it works then which one of them works best out of the selection.

You may review as many products that you feel is correct or what you think fits the market but the typical number of products to review is three. For creating review sites it is best using html structured pages.

2. Blog Pages Telling a Story

This is where you will be telling a story on what product is working for you and not to sound like a hyped up sales letter and you want them to relate as much as possible.

You will want to show some type of proof about the product. If it is working for you, will have to show them. Undoubtedly it will be able to give your customer similar results. After using this system or service this is the results I achieved.

Your story needs to come off sounding like its coming from the heart, not too emotional but very conceivable. This is likely to take you quit a few hours but in the end it will be worth your while.

Remember you don't want to sound like a salesman, you are just sharing your story with them. You are wanting them to relate to your story as much as possible.