20 FREE Affiliate Marketing Tools That Really Really Work

 

 

 

 

1. Hootsuite– Promote free on 3 social media sites. Schedule post for throughout the day. You can always upgrade.

2. The Advanced Marketing Institute’s Emotional Marketing Value Headline Analyzer – Analyze your Headline to determine the best marketing value.

3. Buzzsumo – Find out which videos, blogs, or podcast that have gotten the most shares in the last 24 hours. This is good to keep up on hot or specific topics.

4. Portent’s Content Idea Generator– Great topic generator. This can also give you great funny headlines.

5. Content Idea Generator– Just answer 18 questions about your content and this content idea generator will generate hundreds of great ideas for your website, blog post, tweets, articles and more. This will give you the opportunity to gain more visitors to your site.

6. Google Keyword Tool– This is the best keyword tool. Sign up for Google Adwords and find great keywords to use for your articles, titles and descriptions.

7. Portent SERP Preview Tool– See how your title and descriptions show up on Google search results.

8. Dreamstime.com– Provides free high quality images to use for your blogs or websites. Images are 300 dpi.

9. Majestic SEO– Free SEO tool. It will show you your sites rank, analyse

10. Keyword SPY– Affiliate marketing is a very competitive with thousands of other affiliate marketers. With tis tools you can know what other affiliates are promoting like products and services and where. Sign up for the lifetime free trial.

11. Bitly– Shorten and track your links. This tool also lets you know where the likes are clicked from. Great free tool to utilize.

12. Grammerly– Does proofreading and allows you to check for plagiarism free.

13. Cooltext– Allows you to design a free logo.

14. Siteliner– Free and fast website analyzer. It checks for broken and duplicate links. It can also create a XML sitemap.

15. SharedCount– Easily track url shares and tweets and much more.

16. Mailchimp– Free email service. Send 12,000 emails to 2,000 subscribers for free.

17. WordPress– Build a free website.

18. One.com– Gives you a free .com, .info, .org, etc and 3 months of free hosting.

19. Shareasale– A great easy instant approval affiliate network with thousands of advertisers and niches to choose from.

20. 000webhost.com– Get a free domain and free hosting account with no ads as long as you log in at least every 3 months.

TOP 20 CPA Networks 2016

Top 20 CPA Networks As Of 2016 :

1. MaxBounty             – http://maxbounty.com/
2. Peerfly                    – http://peerfly.com/
3. ClickBooth             – http://www.clickbooth.com/
4. NeverBlue              – http://www.neverblue.com/
5. Matomy                  – http://www.matomymarket.com/
6. W4                          – http://www.w4.com/
7. Adknowledge                – http://adknowledge.com/
8. Adscend Media             – http://adscendmedia.com/
9. CPAWay                        – http://www.cpaway.com/
10. Mundo Media                – https://www.mundomedia.com/
11. AboveAllOffers             – http://mthink.com/
12. Mobidea.com                 –  http://mobidea.com
13. Affiliate Venture Group – http://affiliateventuregroup.com/
14. A4D                               – http://a4d.com/
15. Convert2Media              – http://convert2media.com/
16. Diablo Media                 – https://www.diablomedia.com/
17. Millionaire Network      – http://www.millionairenetwork.com/
18. Fluent                             – http://www.fluentco.com/
19. Adperio                          – http://adperio.com/
20. CPATrend                       – http://www.cpatrend.com/
21. Adwork Media               – https://www.adworkmedia.com/

What is : CPC, CPA, CPM, CPL, CPV

 Well now, it's nice to do web marketing but still have to know what it is about exactly.Indeed, many terms exist in the industry but it is to use them adequately. Therefore below we have chosen to give you the exact definitions of the different acronyms related to the cost in web marketing.

What is the CPC?

    The CPC is an acronym for Cost Per Click. This is actually a method of billing for advertising space.

    For example, Google Adwords, when you make a référérencement Pay campaign, you will pay CPC. This means that if someone clicks on your ad, then you will pay the famous click. You pay per click.

    The CPC is also used on the price comparison. They are paid this way.

    The CPC is also used in affiliation, on display in re-marketing and in the field of email marketing (in procurement)

What is the CPA?

    The CPA is an acronym siginifant Cost Per Acquisition.

    In the same way that the CPC, CPA is a form of compensation that is payable to the number of acquisitions.

    For example, you pay a site that you hire files in proportion to the number of acquisitions customers you will make on this file.

    The CPA approaches the CPL explained below.

What is the CPL?

    CPL stands for Cost Per Lead or Cost Per Lead in English.

    It is also a billing process to the performance that can be used in the field of web marketing.

    Compensation is made based on the number of generated business contacts. The latter being more or less qualified: what differentiates ACC CPL (which pays him based on the number of customer acquisition, so touch very qualified)

What is CPM?

    CPM stands for cost per thousand. This is THE basic pricing method of display advertising on the Internet.

    What is it? It's simple, it's actually the cost charged to the advertiser per thousand impressions or views of advertising.

    The CPM allows the advertiser to truly master visibility on online media. Here the audience is not taken into account in the distribution.

    Billing actually takes place on the volume of contacts "affected", that is to say the number of times the ad was displayed to the eyes of Internet users (= the number of impressions).

    The cost per thousand is also often used for billing email address rental

What is the CPV?

    CPV is the acronym for: cost per viewing.

  It is a cost related to web marketing specially used for billing of video advertising space to  performance.

    Indeed, if a user views video advertising such a short time, then it will be charged to the advertiser.

    The CPC is increasingly used in the field of web with great emergence of video advertising on websites.
So some clarification as to the different costs that you may encounter on the web as an advertiser. From now on, you can not confuse you and your billing will become more clear.

What is the CPA

What is the CPA?

     The CPA is an acronym siginifant Cost Per Acquisition.

     In the same way that the CPC, CPA is a form of compensation that is payable to the number of acquisitions.

     For example, you pay a site that you hire files in proportion to the number of acquisitions customers you will make on this file.

TOP 20 CPA Networks 2016 :

	MaxBounty Go to Website		Consistently the favorite of our voters, MaxBounty runs on great leadership and a solid reputation.......
	PeerFly Go to Website		Our joint #1 last year, and only losing out this year by a very close margin. A younger network doing a lot of things right.
	Clickbooth Go to Website		Clickbooth is using their years of success to transition from traditional affiliate network to a programmatic performance exchange. Look out for big things to come!
	W4 Go to Website		Experience tells, and for W4 that means a steady rise up the rankings. A good, solid, professional network.
	Madrivo Go to Website		A new entry for this year, Madrivo is the first company to ever debut in the top-5. Madrivo’s veteran team is performance driven and compliance focused.
	Mundomedia Go to Website		MUNDOMedia, a Canadian network, remains a strong contender in the Top 5. With its’ proprietary technology it has grown quickly across several verticals.
	CPAlead Go to Website		The inventors of Content Locking, half a million affiliates and way up in the Inc. 500, CPAlead is deservedly rising fast in our rankings.
	ClickDealer Go to Website		ClickDealer continues to rise in the ranks making it into the Top 10. An international network, they have quickly made a name for themselves.
	Affiliate Crossing Visit Website		Moving up the ranks, Affiliate Crossing continues expanding its global footprint. It boasts integrated branding, search engine marketing and social media marketing.
	AdWork Media Go to Website		AWM is particularly strong in Content Locking and run on their own proprietary platform in order to deliver a great publisher experience.
	CPAWay Go to Website		Tom Dietzel is well-respected, built his own tracking platform, and his affiliates rate CPAWay highly – that’s all that needs to be said.
	GlobalWide Media Go to Website		GlobalWide Media (formerly Neverblue) continues to be a respected network that’s been around the industry for over ten years consistently delivering high-quality traffic.
	Adscend Media Go to Website		A popular network that is known for their Content Locking and Offer Wall platforms.
	Matomy Media Go to Website		Matomy has seen amazing growth and is now an worldwide behemoth with amazing capabilities. If you need reach, Matomy is your network.
	A4D Go to Website		A San Diego-based network, A4D is aggressive, smart and has a loyal band of publishers.
	CrakRevenue Go to Website		Based out of Québec, Canada, CrakRevenue is an established network with a growing reputation. Very solid.
	Above-All-Offers Go to Website		C24/7 service, great staff and an international focus, Above-All-Offers is the best network we know in Oregon.
	CPAProsperity Go to Website		CPA Prosperity has been around since 2009 and has gradually risen in our rankings. Not the biggest network, but well-liked.
	CPA Trend Go to Website		Phil Shapiro’s five year-old network emphasizes high publisher payouts. Working hard to do a lot of things right.
	Convert2Media Go to Website		C2M has a loyal group of publishers who know what they are doing and make money. Not a bad way to run a network.

E-Marketing

"The internet has upended how consumers engage with brands. It is transforming the economics of marketing and making obsolete many of the function’s traditional strategies and structures. For marketers, the old way of doing business is unsustainable (Edelman, 2010)."

 E-marketing Definition :

      Emarketing be considered equivalent to Internet marketing and digital marketing. Most of the industry would be that way.However, sometimes Emarketing considered to have a wider scope than Internet marketing, since it refers to digital media such as the web, e-mail and wireless media, but also includes data management customer and digital systems electronic customer relationship management (e-CRM).

Digital Marketing definition :

      Digital marketing is a form of direct marketing that connects consumers with vendors using technologies of interactive electronic media, such as emails, web pages, online forums and newsgroups, interactive television, mobile communications etc. (Kotler and Armstrong 2009). This makes it much easier for many communications due to its high level of connectivity and usually is done to promote products or services in a timely, relevant, personal and cost (Bains et al., 2011).

The digital marketing objectives

     Just like traditional marketing, digital marketing is to optimize sales by a company. However, an e-commerce environment, this lens is pushed to its extreme, seeking to establish an even closer relationship and personalized with the customer. In this context, the three main digital marketing goals are:

    increased traffic of the company's website by developing a simple site, attractive and secure;
    Visits processing on site purchases by developing simple and user-friendly shopping tools;
    customer loyalty by offering a range of products studied and at great prices.

The digital marketing tools

To achieve these objectives, the marketing of digital actors have different tool types:

    sending newsletters or e-mails;
    disseminate a product catalog to other Web sites (affiliate);
    Internet advertising;
    the search engine optimization of the site, or the use of trusted feed (paid search);
    site promotion via social networks.