Description
Affiliate marketing is simply this: Getting paid for recommending other people's products.
Imagine standing out on the street during lunch hour – with a sandwich board and a handful
of brochures. Each brochure is stamped with your name. When a customer goes to buy a
Jumbo Hot Dog, the owner sees that you recommended the customer ... and you get a
commission. Online,
To do business online – especially selling your own product or service – you need a
website. And, nowadays there is no excuse for not having your own domain name. In fact,
you need it to project an image of professionalism and build trust.
Domain Name
This is your unique address on the Internet (e.g. google.com). It allows Internet browsers to
find your website.
A domain name may be your company name, the name of your product, or a combination of
popular keywords associated with your product.
When you build your web page, you'll add images or – in some cases – links to other pages.
Your web page editor will create pathways to these other files, and these same pathways
will be used after your website is uploaded to the Internet. So, you need to set up a folder
on your computer that is laid out in the same manner as your website will be at the Internet
server.
Imagine standing out on the street during lunch hour – with a sandwich board and a handful
of brochures. Each brochure is stamped with your name. When a customer goes to buy a
Jumbo Hot Dog, the owner sees that you recommended the customer ... and you get a
commission. Online,
To do business online – especially selling your own product or service – you need a
website. And, nowadays there is no excuse for not having your own domain name. In fact,
you need it to project an image of professionalism and build trust.
Domain Name
This is your unique address on the Internet (e.g. google.com). It allows Internet browsers to
find your website.
A domain name may be your company name, the name of your product, or a combination of
popular keywords associated with your product.
When you build your web page, you'll add images or – in some cases – links to other pages.
Your web page editor will create pathways to these other files, and these same pathways
will be used after your website is uploaded to the Internet. So, you need to set up a folder
on your computer that is laid out in the same manner as your website will be at the Internet
server.
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