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We are offering this service to solve a problem. Many homeschool families also run a small business to help support their lifestyle and educational choice. This seems to be an overlooked but common aspect of homeschooling.
If you own a website associated with your business, you know how hard it can be to build traffic and attract customers on the Internet. There is so much "noise" that it is hard to be heard. Have you tried those link exchange scams? They generate more spam than legitimate traffic.
We provide a state-of-the art affiliate marketing program specifically for homeschool family owned businesses and others serving the homeschool and education markets. We connect merchants and affiliates.
What exactly is affiliate marketing? There are two sides: Merchants and Affiliates. Often a single business is both a merchant and an affiliate.
Merchant: Also known as a retailer or advertiser, is a website or company that sells a product or service online and they accept payments and fulfill orders through the Internet. Merchants acquire new customers and pay affiliates only when a sale is completed through an affiliate lead. This is sometimes called CPA or performance based marketing and it is quite efficient. Amazon is one of the leaders and is widely considered to be the pioneer of this type of marketing.
Learn more about joining our Merchant Program.
Affiliates: Also known as publishers or web publishers, place merchant advertisements (banners, buttons), text links or other product links on their websites, blogs, shopping engines, email campaigns and search listings. Affiliates do this in exchange for a commission on sales from traffic they send to merchant sites.
Learn more about joining our Affiliate Program.
Merchants + Affiliates = More Web Traffic, Higher Sales, Commissions Win - Win |
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Eduventures, a research and consulting firm, estimates that the
homeschool market is around $650 million, and has been
growing at around 8 percent in the last few years.
“There is money to be made,” said Tim Wiley, an analyst at Eduventures. However, Wiley and others said catering to the market isn't always easy. |
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