Make Money with the Premise Affiliate Program

WordPress Landing Pages by Premise

We like to say that landing pages turn traffic into money. Now, thanks to the affiliate program for our Premise Landing Page System for WordPress, that pithy saying is more literal than ever.

Our initial user base is already into the thousands, and the feedback theyve given us has already resulted in the release of Premise 1.1, with an even better version 1.2 already in the works. And weve never had so many people asking no, make that demanding, that we open up an affiliate program.

The wait is over. ;)

The Premise affiliate program is hosted with the always excellent Share a Sale affiliate network. Here are the details:

  • 35% commissions
  • Auto deposit
  • Performance incentives for top producers
  • 60 day cookie for conversion tracking
  • Library of optimized creative including banners, emails, and text links
  • Attentive affiliate management

Of course, the only true way to sell Premise is to own Premise. Not only to best understand the product, but also because using landing pages is the most effective way to make money from affiliate marketing in general. With just a few sales, youve paid for your purchase and are now operating on pure profit.

Get Premise for yourself here.

Sign up for the Premise affiliate program here.

About the Author: Brian Clark i! s founde r of Copyblogger and CEO of Copyblogger Media. Get more from Brian on Twitter.


WordPress Landing Pages by Premise

Our Premise Landing Page System for WordPress manages all the heavy lifting when it comes to turning traffic into money:

  • Quickly and easily create 7 critical landing page styles with WordPress, add visual flair with included custom graphics, and control fonts, colors, and styles without code.
  • Make your words work with copywriting advice delivered directly from your WordPress interface for each type of landing page, plus the Premise Guide to Effective Copy seminar and manual.
  • Detailed conversion optimization seminars, easy split-testing from WordPress, and SEO tools ensure that youre getting the absolute most out of your landing pages.

    • Find out more about Premise here.

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