3 from several affiliate programs

The core of our business affiliates are promoting products or services of others, and in case of transactions in accordance with the agreed rules, then we will get a commission. At first, affiliate business is limited to activities promoting goods or merchandise belonging to someone else, and if there are people who buy through our references, then we'll get 'tips' of the transaction. But with the rapid development of Internet businesses, it also evolved so that the affiliate business is no longer limited to the process of selling it.

To save time, following various affiliate business (as long as my knowing it) and some examples:

   1. Pay Per Sales (PPS)
      Pay Per Sales is a type of traditional affiliate business where an affiliate, in this case is to us, will earn a commission each time a product or a service provider owned affiliate sold. Examples of affiliate programs that fall into this category is the Amazon Associates (ebook guide is available free at Amazon PanduanDasar.Com), Clickbank and PayDotCom.

   2. Pay Per Lead (PPL)
      Pay Per Lead is the kind of affiliate business where an affiliate will earn a commission each time he managed to refer others to join the program or specific services. The most simple example is a program organized by Paypal Paypal Wishlist some time ago.

   3. Pay Per Action (PPA)
      Pay Per Action (PPA) is an affiliate type of business where an affiliate will earn a commission each time he managed to refer others to perform an activity in accordance with the requirements of the affiliate program provider. 'Activity' here usually are specific and have certain parameters that must be met. For example, fill out the survey, download the software, and so forth. Examples of this type of affiliate programs on the rise is CPALead.

Despite looking similar, but in practice each of the above types of affiliate business requires special skills that are also similar, but not the same. Therefore, before deciding to join an affiliate program, learn the system first and make sure that your ability to be sufficient. Always remember the teachings of Sun Tzu, that the wise general who will always try to reinforce his troops first (physically or morally - as needed) before deciding to attack the enemy.