I’ve just seen the second PDF… it’ll answer some of the hot questions from the last post. 
When you buy a franchise, you get a hosted site with 5,000 ready-to-sell products. Five thousand and growing.
You’ll earn 30% commission on sales from your website. That’s up to six times more than competitors are offering for sales of similar products. You’ll be able to sign up your own affiliates and decide what percentage (of the 30%) to offer them. It could be a 10/20 split, a 15/15 split. You decide.
You can build mini sites for your affiliates around their specialized niches… they’ll be able to offer products (from the 5,000) which exactly match their audience’s interests… and you split the commission with them.
Of course, you could use your ability to build niche sites to build your own, and keep all the commission!
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Update: The highest affiliate commissions I saw from a competitor’s site (audible.com, run via Commission Junction) was 12%. As a franchise holder, you could offer your affiliates 15% and still earn 15% of every sale your affiliates make! Or you could focus on making your own sales and earn the full 30%.
By way of comparison, Amazon offer 4% on their “classic” referral fee structure or up to 8.5% on their “performance” structure. Who would potential affiliates want to partner with? Amazon, Audible or you?
Tell me more!
This is another kind of representation from the internet marketers omnipresent formula “Multiple revenue streams” and I am certain this opportunity leads to success once more.
Hi Paul,
Please sign up for the notification list. BTW, you may want to title your site’s homepage with something other than “home”.
Hi Steven,
I too think this will be successful for those who work at it… like most things in life. Being in at the start of the expanding audio download market will help enormously.
Neil.
Great stuff! But, you’ll still need high traffic flow to be able to benefit…and in this highly competitive market that is not going to be easy.
Hi Brian,
Yes, you’ll need traffic, but do you think you can pick a topic from the 5,000+ products and build a mini site around it? Perhaps pick 10 or 20 products around a “fitness” theme for a “fitness” mini site? I think the competition would be much easier to handle for that niche… and the “Build An Empire” system will let you build your own niche sites… as many as you like.
Neil.
Reads very much like anything my partners ould love and dread to read about.