Case Study: How we got a 605% ROI on a month-long affiliate contest using Diversified Listbuilding techniques from a cold list using Facebook Advertising
First, what is Diversified Listbuilding?
Ok, I made it up.
But I think it really represents the concept well: Having lists of prospects in multiple systems that drive long-term commissions to protect you and ensure that you balance out your online business portfolio.
What’s the tried and true advice in stock market investments? Diversify your portfolio, right?
That’s what we’re doing here.
A few years ago, our site was hacked by a seriously bad dude. He ended up in an ugly jail in Jordan.
We had to shut down for 6 weeks and lost about $70,000 in expense and revenue. But what kept us afloat was that we had lots of commissions coming in from other sources such as our affiliate partnerships.
That was key to our survival.
And taught me a huge lesson. I don’t want to always have to promote products to make affiliate dollars. Instead, I want to build partnerships and relationships that reward us for past and future efforts as much as possible. So, we try to get as many recurring commission opportunities as possible.
That’s the way we built our NAMS affiliate program, so we look for others that do the same.
This case study is about how you can do exactly the same thing and reap the same rewards we have.
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This is important!
You don’t need a website, list or your own products to begin getting commissions every month and growing your business if you follow this method.
It’s simple and easy.
And rewarding. A 605 percent ROI means that on the $500 dollars we spent on Facebook advertising, we received $3000 back.
Not too shabby.
So, there’s nothing holding you back except… well, have you looked in the mirror lately. That’s the culprit.
Ask questions below in the comments or tell us about your progress with Diversified Listbuilding.
JW says
My question but this is how do you use FB Ads and affiliate marketing?
Do you cloak the links?
FB is so anti even posting aff links with no ads!
Even in FB messages they stop them!
So I am curious to know the simple ways around this!
Jennifer Perdew says
Facebook blocks JV Zoo links not all affiliate links. We use bridge pages for JV Zoo products. We do a demo or an interview with the product owner, or we do an article about it. So the FB ad link is to our own site. Then the button on our site goes to JVZoo