Affiliate Ecosystem

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23 responses to “Affiliate Ecosystem”

1. 

   Kylie

   January 16, 2020

   Hmm … What an interesting article..
   I think this four percent program is a good website that provides an ecosystem for anyone who wants to try to make money online. Why? Because there are very few websites that open up opportunities to have multiple streams of income (all i know is only one way ex. owner to user). 

   I think, I would try to join this program. However, what come to my mind is “Can this program be followed by me who doesn’t understand anything about the world of affiliate marketing?”

   Thanks

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   1. 

      admin

      January 17, 2020

      Hi Kylie, Four Percent was the first I’ve found that offers the multiple streams of income feature to affiliates. I’ve since found a few more but not within such a good all-around package.

      I do think it will continue to be copied and can confirm it’s a super valuable perk.

      There is both free training and premium aimed at the beginner to affiliate marketing so you can test it to see if you like what you see.

      If you go to fourpercent.com homepage there is a join for free tab, you then have access to the back office where you can explore and check it out.

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2. 

   Anastazja

   January 16, 2020

   I have been in affiliate marketing for awhile and have been interested in the 4% program.  You site got me curious as it led me from page to page.  I did enter my email to learn more about the programs.  This is a pretty good model.  My curiousity go the best of me.  i will continue looking over the material where I was led, later today.  Thanks for the site.

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   1. 

      admin

      January 17, 2020

      Hi Anastazja, yes Four Percent are offering something a little different …it’s worked for me. If you’re interested you can join as a free member and see if the training and approach resonate with you …it’s not for everyone.

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3. 

   The Forty Something Traveller

   January 17, 2020

   An ‘ecosystem’ is an interesting analogy for affiliate marketing, which makes total sense. Is the four percent group an affiliate company itself, or just offers a community for people who do Affiliate Marketing?

   What type of products or services are included? How do you find interested people to bring into the group?

   I’d be interested to learn more…

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   1. 

      admin

      January 17, 2020

      Hi Wendy, a young company Four Percent is aiming to become the top resource for entrepreneurs, providing free on-topic content that will lead into premium level for people that want to dive deeper.

      The company has started out with a bias towards affiliates and network marketers because that’s where founder Vick Strizheus is known, but a broader market and audience is the target over time.

      Current Four Percent training is focused on Affiliate Marketing, traffic generation and money management, however there is also a portfolio of training from top experts in other areas of online business SEO, Ecommerce, Branding etc.

      In terms of how to find people the target market is broad and growing, and with free content it’s possible to provide a very value-led experience for people. If you want to target the premium products I used paid advertising and have a case study you can look at here.

      Thanks for commenting 🙂

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4. 

   Jannette

   January 17, 2020

   Affiliate Ecosystem great choice of words to describe affiliate marketing. You mention training for affiliate ecosystem, what training are you referring too? What are the benefits of free to premium membership? I am looking for more detail training on the affiliate ecosystem, as every program online offers different training and views.

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   1. 

      admin

      January 17, 2020

      Hi Jannette, with regard to the example ecosystem from Four Percent Group they offer all manner of free training to allow people to judge for themselves if they like it. Style-wise the marketing system taught is direct response marketing with a lot of integrated mindset development. If people like the free content they can then upgrade to premium to get the deeper ‘mastery’ level content…

      All supported by money-back guarantees and an engaged user community.

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5. 

   Stuart

   January 17, 2020

   This article I thoroughly enjoyed for a number of reasons, had never heard of this system before, so as always with something new, did read every word.  I am an avid affiliate marketer, so was absorbed by what can be done with the product,  The potential to really expand this is as an affiliate is absolutely huge, would suit anyone who wants to join a progressive and potentially exciting company to make some residual income.

   Will be accessing the website later, with a view to joining this exciting project.

   You have covered the detail so as to make it obvious to anyone that this is must for the future of affiliate marketin

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   1. 

      admin

      January 17, 2020

      Thanks Stuart, yes it’ll be interesting to see how other companies improve their affiliate’s features and ability to earn through their business infrastructure (ecosystem).

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6. 

   Nimrodngy

   January 23, 2020

   Thanks a lot for sharing with us this article with such an amazing information. I’m new in this affiliate marketing industry and for me is the first time when i hear about Affiliate Ecosystem. Reading your words about FourPercent i sound very attractive and i would like to try it. At this moment I am a member of Wealthy Affiliate and I would like to ask you if these two platforms have something in common?
   Do you think the training’s I’ve done so far would help me handle FourPercent as well? 

   Thanks and keep in touch. 

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   1. 

      admin

      January 23, 2020

      Hi Nimrodngy, I am a paid member of both and would say they have some aspects in common. Both teach affiliate marketing WA largely through content creation and search engine optimization, Four Percent through a more direct response marketing style …different strokes for different folks. Both believe in value-led prospecting with free offerings to allow people to evaluate. WA has a far superior community function being in house as opposed to Facebook hosted, but this may change with the new Four Percent website due for launch soon.

      In terms of recommending Four Percent I would suggest joining for free here (you’ll need to click the join fro free tab from the top nav bar) and exploring yourself to see if the style of marketing and mentoring style resonates with you.

      Hope this helps 🙂

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7. 

   Rodarrick

   January 24, 2020

   Rather interesting to read about is all you have presented about affiliate ecosystem and the 4% program. To me, I’d definitely seek to know more about it because I see it as an opportunity to make more money online and clearly learn more. This is a welcome addition to me and a thumbs up. Thanks

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8. 

   Donnie Ellis

   January 24, 2020

   You explained the system used by the Four Percent group and gave a good explanation of their business model.  I actually clicked your link to check out the program. The training program really looks good.  Have you completed some of the training.  Which training program would you suggest that I start with or do you follow them in the order they are presented. 

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   1. 

      admin

      January 25, 2020

      Hi Donnie I followed theFour Percent Success Challenge which is aimed at affiliate marketers promising to show them how sell $10k in other people’s products (affiliate products). The Challenge is a guided step by step program that will show you how to create your own unique affiliate brand and promotion funnel for whatever product you want to promote (I like to promote products I own so I promoted the program itself).

      Though there are 30 days of training there is a lot to learn and implement. I would estimate it took me about 3 weeks to get my first affiliate funnel up and running (Four Percent Success Challenge case study here) and about 3 months to complete the training.

      Note: I’ve actually gone through the training three times! and continually refine my funnel and messaging.

      In all honesty, I would say I’ve only implemented about 85% of the system because I’ve yet to implement the recommended video content (I prefer writing).

      If you’re considering buying this training remember you have a 30-day money-back guarantee period. I say this because this training isn’t cheap, and even though it’s aimed at beginners what you’ll end up with is a marketing funnel system well in advance of the usual beginner level stuff.

      For me, the best decision I ever made 🙂

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9. 

   David

   January 24, 2020

   Hi

   This is a very interesting article. I had never heard of the concept of an affiliate ecosystem before so this has been very educational for me. I’ve also had a look at the Four Percent group page that you referred to and it looks like a great resource too. Have you got any experience of Four Percent yourself? Is it primarily for people in the digital marketing niche or would it have potential for people building a business in other niches too?

   Thanks again for introducing the ecosystem concept. I will definitely be reading up more about this.

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   1. 

      admin

      January 25, 2020

      Hi David, I hadn’t heard the ecosystem term used like this until I joined Four Percent Group. For affiliate partners, it takes matters to another level by providing both lifetime commissions not based on cookie duration, and GIVING partners all affiliate commissions from the recommended 3rd party tools.

      Personally I’ve been a member for a couple of years, and have implemented Vicks affiliate training to the best of my ability (with greater success than I’m used to).

      Four Percents Group objective is to become the go-to resource for entrepreneurs so I would suggest people join as free membersand see what they think. There is a lot of great free content available and I know that Vick is a believer in the value-led marketing model.

      An example of this is the free course Wealth Building Blueprint which is about how to manage online earning effectively. Which I’ve found very helpful in terms of structuring my banking and tax accounts.

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10. 

    Joseph Stasaitis

    January 25, 2020

    I like the whole idea of an affiliate ecosystem. It is based on cooperative effort rather than competition where if you gain there has to be someone who loses.

    An entity like the Four Percent Groups gives fuel to this concept. It seems that it makes it a lot simpler to build multiple streams of income with a concept and platform like this. 

    I am going the check out the Four Percent website further. Thanks so much for this information. All the Best.

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    1. 

       admin

       January 27, 2020

       Hi Joseph 🙂 Multiple streams of income has been a game-changer for me, and Four Percent has made it very easy (via the transformational training of the Four Percent Success Challenge).

       Thanks for commenting.

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11. 

    Lizzy Stabel

    January 26, 2020

    I have been following this course about affiliate marketing for about a month now. I did not know there were different systems, so this ecosystem is very interesting. Is it very different than anything else on the market for affiliate marketing and are you successful with this system ? thank you for the article, regards Lizzy

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    1. 

       admin

       January 27, 2020

       Hi Lizzy, yes there are many ways companies can set out their stall. For the bigger companies, the concept of calling all the parts an ‘ecosystem’ is quite recent for me.

       Then looking at these companies through our affiliate lens really starts to get interesting as it shows us which companies do the most for their affiliates…

       And in the make money space I’ve only found 2 companies that offer the 3 critical criteria (1. The products must work to create happy customers 2. The company must pay affiliates potentially lifetime commissions from multiple companies 3. Do the follow-up marketing tp the people you introduce for as long as they remain interested).

       For me finding and promoting one of these companies (going to add the second into the mix v soon) has changed my affiliate fortunes (case study here).

       Thanks for commenting Lizzy 🙂

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12. 

    DorcasW

    January 27, 2020

    Hello; very interesting post about the ecosystem. I am new to affiliate marketing and all of this. But I am interested in multiple streams of income. I would have to become a member of four percent to realize the benefits. What is the premium cost to join four percent? As a premium member, what will my work be, will it be content writing, etc?

    DorcasW

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    1. 

       admin

       January 28, 2020

       Hi DorcasW, great question. Personally I’ve only found 2 programs that do all 3 elements that I describe. And Four Percent is the only one I’ve tested and promoted (I’m in the process of testing the other one). 

       So using the Four Percent Success Challenge as an example you would have to own and have completed up to session 4 to qualify for the Multiple Streams of Income affiliate (MSI’s) perk.

       There is a free Four Percent membership and basic affiliate level that does not require any product ownership to promote it. But If you’re going to promote seriously you want to qualify for the (MSI’s).

       I’ve created a Four Percent Success Challenge Review here that will cover off costs etc.

       In terms of the work you’ll be doing, the training teaches what I call value-led Direct Response Marketing which is about building your own unique value-led marketing funnel and testing it initially through ‘fast results traffic’  (paid traffic) only going on to scale your marketing to include slower content-based approaches when you know your funnel works.

       My case study shows what I did so you can get an idea of what this looks like 🙂

       Hope this helps.

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