A system of marketing in which advertiser X sells his product to the e-list or website visitors of advertiser Y. In exchange, advertiser Y gets a commission on every sale ranging from 10% to 50% of the purchase price. In this case advertiser X, the product’s manufacturer or publisher, would consider advertiser Y, the list owner, as her affiliate. According to the 99/1 rule, 99% of your affiliates will account for just one percent of your sales. The reason? Most people who sign up as affiliates are Internet marketing amateurs who have tiny lists and no way to sell your product in volumes. That is why you need super-affiliates .

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1. A system of marketing in which advertiser X sells his product to the e-list or website visitors of advertiser Y. In exchange, advertiser Y gets a commission on every sale ranging from 10% to 50% of the purchase price. In this case advertiser X, the product’s manufacturer or publisher, would consider advertiser Y, the list owner, as her affiliate. According to the 99/1 rule, 99% of your affiliates will account for just one percent of your sales. The reason? Most people who sign up as affiliates are Internet marketing amateurs who have tiny lists and no way to sell your product in volumes. That is why you need super-affiliates .