You are quite right Aluko and thanks for sharing your views once again on this website, it is very much appreciated. I wish you the very best for your online projects.

Stay safe and healthy,

John

Hi Sophie,

Thanks very much for reading my tutorial and for taking the time to share your views. I am happy to know that you are also a member of Wealthy Affiliate and I am glad that you find it to be the best, and you are right to believe it as it is the best affiliate program out there, for newbies as well as for seasoned affiliate marketers.

I wish you the very best for your online project Sophie.

Take care of yourself, stay safe and healthy,

John

From my research making money as affiliate marketing is real if.you have the necessary information and knowledge, there are many ways of making money in affiliate marketing you can be marketing a particular products for a company, you can be affiliate marketer by creating websites and make money in different way.

Thank you.

Aluko.

Thanks for sharing and I wish you the very best.

John

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Thanks for your comment Louise. To clarify a little bit, I am inviting you to read my answer to Sean (riverdoog) below so that you will understand better what I mean by not overdoing it with affiliate links on Twitter.

Let me know if you have any questions and I wish you the very best,

John

Don’t panic Sean, what I mean is that if you Tweet too many affiliate links and too often, and do not engage in conversations, or responding to your messages, Twitter will flag you are a spammer. The Internet guru Neil Patel suggests that you can Tweet 5 to 20 times a day, but for better engagement, restrict yourself to 1 – 5 Tweets a day. This also means that all your tweets must not contain affiliate links. You can space them will tips about your niche, reTweets of other users’ tweets, etc.

There is no point hiding an affiliate link using a link shortener or by cloaking it as Twitter will detect that anyway, and your followers will immediately know that you are hiding an affiliate link.

And finally, space your Tweets over the 24 hours of the day, don’t just Tweet 10 messages one after the other and that’s it for the day, okay?

Hope this clarifies the misunderstanding Sean.

Happy Tweeting!

John

There is some great information and I must say motivation in your article.

I like that you are pointing out some of the pitfalls of affiliate marketing such as your issues with your Twitter accounts. I have to say I don’t yet have a huge following on Twitter, I am still building it up but I am now wary of using it so much. There are other options for marketing and it’s good to use as many as possible so as not to have all your eggs in one basket so to speak.

Thankyou for all the sound advice.

Louise