How much do I have to invest in Affilojetpack?

11 Oct 16 4:38 am

Hey, I never heard about the affilojetpak. Can you please tell us related to this? I am not familiar with affilojetpak.

11 Oct 16 7:07 am

Aside from the cost of the Affilojetpack course (USD997), you need to set aside money for the following :

An autoresponder service

Fluttermail costs $1 for the first month and $17 per month thereafter, and you'll find other autoresponders charge a similar amount. Mark provides full step-by-step instructions for setting up an autoresponder inside AffiloJetpack and the Affilorama staff are on hand to help if you get stuck, so you'll find that this is very easy to set up.

Other autoresponders you can use are GetResponse and Aweber. They charge more or less the same as Fluttermail.

Domain Registration

This costs between USD$10 to USD$12 per year, depending on the package you will get (WHOIS privacy, email, etc.).

This price is registration for one domain name only.

You would need additional funds if you will do solo ads and other paid forms of marketing. This is optional though as there are free marketing and link building methods you can do to get traffic to your website.

Hope that helps. All the best!

11 Oct 16 11:26 pm

Affilojetpack contains most of what you need : hosting, content for the website, and newsletters.

There is no one set fee for solo ads. These vary depending on the niche you'll go into. I suggest you take a look at Clickonomy.com. It's a source for solo ads. You can check out how much solo ads cost there as reference to how much you need to invest on it once you have the site up.

There are pre-written articles within Affilojetpack. If you do not wish to use them, or want someone to write for you, then that can cost anywhere between USD$5 to USD$25, depending on the level of the writer you will get and the length of the article. You can check out iWriter for more information.

All the best!

13 Oct 16 6:09 am

Hi Profitonline,
Yes the written articles are default, so they should be rewritten or changed to suit your site and to be original.
You can write your own articles, or use a scrambler programmer, or just rearranged to be different.
They need to be unique to make you stand out from the rest, or you will be 'just another card in the deck' and the time to start making sales will be a lot longer.
You are joining a group of millions, so the secret is to be unique and stand out amoung the rest.
Good luck.
tt

21 Nov 16 10:53 pm

cecille, I've used clickonomy in the past. However, they are now insisting that all purchasers of solo ads send them a copy of their driver's licence or passport. This seems like a highly suspicious request for a solo ad company. Especially with identity theft being continually on the rise.

I've done some online research concerning retailers who demand copies of driver's licences and passports. Many of them say to run in the other direction.

Clickonomy claims that it's for verification purposes but they don't say what it is that they wish to verify. I understand that they would want information on the sellers. Requiring such documents to make a purchase is totally unethical.

22 Nov 16 4:13 am

Hi Cecille. I'm Canadian, so it's not just for US buyers. When I was going through the purchasing process, I was presented with a form that asked me to upload a file to submit my passport. I went into the FAQ to see what it was all about. It said that a copy of a passport or a driver's licence was required before making a purchase. So, I sent an email to support. This is what I got back.

NOV 21, 2016 | 07:31PM EST
Isha Sharma replied:
Dear Terry,

We apologize for the inconvenience.

This is the verification process and you have to complete it
for buying clicks from clickonomy. This is standard procedure
for all the members.

Thanks,
Isha

Wishing Success,

Isha Sharma

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While I was researching the subject, I found a site that said that practise would soon be illegal. The site was over a year old though. So, who knows. Personally, I think it should be illegal. That's one of the reasons paypal is so popular. It protects the seller and the buyer so nobody has to put their private information in jeopardy.

My driver's licence is enhanced so I can use it to take the ferry to the states. So, it has a protective sleeve to prevent people from stealing data electronically. They wouldn't do that if it wasn't an issue of concern.

Sorry for the long post. As you can probably tell, I find this very disturbing.

17 Dec 16 9:01 am

Very good, very informative conversation Best Wishes...

25 Jan 17 5:07 am

proxyservice wrote:I've discovered a lot but I keep getting caught trying to determine how my website should look, what articles to to put on, etc..

It helps if you have something to follow. I suggest you go over our free lessons on affiliate marketing. The lessons are not as in-depth as Affiloblueprint, but they do walk you through the process of setting up an affiliate marketing website. It helps limit the dilly-dallying over the little things.

Hope that helps. All the best!