Affiliate Jump Widgets

Posted: 2009-07-30 @ 1:05 am in Jump Central by joe

Let’s say you had a blog about Internet Marketing and you wanted to promote some web hosts on a CPA (cost per acquisition) basis.

Well, with Affiliate Jump Widgets, that is easy. All you have to do is paste in a simple javascript code that you get from inside your Affiliate Jump panel, and you’ll be able to get a widget like this one on your website:

(Yes, that’s a live offer, so you can click on that and see how it works.)

You could paste this onto any review site. Any time a person ‘converts’ through that offer, you’re earning a commission!

Easy as that — this is a way in which you can use blog marketing and social media to multiply and exponentially expand your audience.

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#1Tom B

August 7, 2009 at 2:36 pm

You said something about building a list. Do you have
a landing page, with an autoresponder, with a series of
e-mail, followups to have the prospect eventually
click-on the original CPA offer? Will the lists that are
generated by each member be exclusive to that member,
so that he or she can use other offers for that list?

#2Joseph Chmielewski

August 7, 2009 at 10:49 pm

This is great, but how does this differ from the code that we get from the vendor’s own creatives?

On a Blog such as WordPress, all that is necessary is to choose a “Text” widget, and paste in the code.

And, some people like to avoid Javascript because some browsers provide a warning before loading the page. This may damage the marketer’s credibility if a prospect receives a warning about the page.

Also, can we get this code to work as a “Tool Tip type pop up” inside of a Twitter Tweet? Whoever comes up with a “hover code” that brings up banners in Twitter Tweets will have an instant fortune.

#3SherryD

August 8, 2009 at 10:52 am

As mentioned by Joseph, many coming into this will already have blogs and pre-existing domains as well on which they would probably like to integrate pages as opposed to widgets. There is a great plugin for WordPress called page-links-to that allows you to bring an external page listed under your domain file structure into the menu structure of the blog without having to code the page into WordPress. These folks already have hosting in place.

I also echo Tom’s comment. Further information on those points would be appreciated.

#4Mohamed Hammad

August 8, 2009 at 3:30 pm

WOW, that is really cool to implement all the cpa offers related to my blog and just insert them easily into my blog sidebar.

Really powerful stuff

#5Lance Brooks

August 9, 2009 at 2:28 am

Will the affiliate Jump generated web pages all have the same look and feel? Will a prospect who lands on a AJ webpage/landing page know it’s AJ and because of saturation decide that “OH it’s just another one of those AJ generated landing page ” and click-out? How will mass use of this program not cause an CPA Marketing traffic Jam?

My main concern I guess would be the uniqueness of the generated pages. Im thinking the structure that AJ will be using is that of a WP-MU type blogging platform and has these “pre made” or generated webpages ready to be rolled out just need individual I.D’s or domain names to go live.

It’s a great concept but saturation is my only concern, and I wouldn’t want to promote the same TOP level domain as 1,000,000 other people with hope that the traffic actually goes to the ’subdomain’ that has been assigned to me from AJ from it MU type blogging platform.

#6Alf Arntzen

August 9, 2009 at 8:57 am

You more or less guarnty approval and allowance into all the networks in your AJ base. At the same time you explain in the report that all murchants have a limitting promoting volume, which mean there will only be a limitted number of (the best) affiliates for each merchant. Have I misunderstood ?
Paralell to Lance’s comment, some of your fellow system competitors state that templates are easily discovered as so, and should be avoided. Please comment !
On the other hand, as a newbie I suppose it will be better to own a high quality template, than have no page and product at all. Looking forward to your launch !

#7Joe Fridrich

August 9, 2009 at 3:55 pm

List building is the key element to CPA in my view. Will each member of AJ be compiling a propriatary list of their own that has autoresponders set up, a list that can be taken with the member if the member should leave the AJ program?

This program looks very nice but I am concerned about the uniqueness of the landing pages, too, just like Lance Brooks is.

Can you comment on these concerns?

#8Michael

August 11, 2009 at 7:58 am

The more I read about Affiliate Jump and its versatility the more impressed I become.

#9Tom

August 12, 2009 at 6:12 am

Ok, Serious question here. How do I capture the traffic for my list with a system like this? Do I create a landing page of my own – get them to opt-in then send them to my affiliate Jump offer?

I can see this costing a ton of money to drive traffic to a page that will be similar to potentially thousands of others very much like it and then having to compete with all of them trying to get the same traffic with Adwords. These pages are not going to rank well so you QS with Google will of course be low and your PPC costs will be through the roof.

I don’t want to be a pessimist but these are legitimate concerns that need to be answered. So I would love to hear back from Mike or anyone else at Affiliate Jump to chime in on these.

Thanks much guys!

#10Shravan

August 12, 2009 at 7:12 am

how can i get jv of affiliate jump?

#11michael chandler

August 12, 2009 at 9:08 am

im going to waite and read and watch–what ever else yous have–to get a complete understanding on everything before i make any real comment——-but so far i like what ive seen.