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    Home > Affiliate Marketing > Why it PAYS to Read those Program Emails

    Why it PAYS to Read those Program Emails

    Written by Rosalind Gardner  

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    I’m sometimes pretty slack about reading emails that come in from my merchant partners. “Not another new product notice… aargh“, is what I typically think when I see them in the Inbox.

    But those emails aren’t always product promotions. Sometimes they look like this:

    “Unfortunately, we have run out of budget for ______ this quarter and will need to pause all promotions by the end of the day. Please have your links down by midnight tonight. This will not be a permanent stop; however, we don’t anticipate receiving more budget until next quarter in October. I will let you know if there are any changes to this campaign and if we may begin promoting sooner. I apologize for the short notice and feel free to contact me with any questions.

    Well, at least I got the “aargh” part of the equation right. :-)

    Do, therefore, make it a point to actually read those affiliate program notices on a regular basis! Not doing so may affect your bottom line, and not in a beneficial way.

    [tags]affiliate program, affiliate, affiliate marketing, email[/tags]


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    Posted / Revised on August 20, 2007 under Affiliate Marketing
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    Rosalind Gardner is a Super Affiliate blogger, author, speaker, and Internet marketing consultant. For more info, subscribe to her No-Hype, No-BS, No Spam NPT newsletter and join Affiliate Blogger PRO to get answers to all your affiliate marketing questions. Thanks for visiting!

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