buy domain buy hosting make website then buy telephone if you didnot have. sign up under your name .and get call form them told them you are new for affiliate
It depends on what kind of affiliate offers you're doing. Your best bet is to read on digitalpoint for about 100 hours, read everything on here, and go from there. There are many ways of doing affiliate marketing that don't even require you own a domain.
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I ment, to make money from affiliate some easy steps, even for a minimum income lets say $1/day I have domain and host, I want a simple free method just for stariting and learning how it works thanks for replying
That's kind of a "general" question. First thing is first...you need a website and domain to promote products/services.
I don't agree with that.. If you are a complete beginner with affiliate marketing, learn everything you can about article marketing, blog marketing & keyword research. There are many free tutorials online. Then subscribe to clickbank & paydotcom. Find products with higher gravity than 50. Subscribe to squidoo.com hubpages.com blogger.com wordpress.com & ezinearticles.com. This way, you can generate decent amount of traffic without having to spent a single penny. Create good content related to your product on all of these, but always after finding good keywords with low competition, if possible. refresh & restart. ( and again, and again) Write articles at ezinearticle and link them to your squidoo lens or to your hubs. ONCE you start making sales, THEN invest into hosting & PPC. If you want to create nice websites with not so bad url, use weebly.com and remember that the more you write, the more money you'll end up making.. But instead of writing a fast 250 words article/blog, take the time to REALLY give information to the people who are reading your stuff.. this way, they might buy my 2 cents