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WHAT IS AFFILIATE MARKETING ?

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  Affiliate Marketing for Beginning Marketers Affiliate marketing is when you market a company's item or product in exchange for a percentage of the sales you earn. Commissions typically are proportional to the sales cost, but they can also be fixed.   Why do affiliate marketing? Two reasons are listed below why you should think about doing affiliate marketing: 1. Low-cost and low-risk Beginning a business requires initial costs for goods such as employees, rental, equipment and so on. This is costly and risky. Affiliate marketing is a simple process. All you require is a website. If you don't succeed the way you want, all you've wasted is time and a bit of cash. 2. Easy to increase A typical salesperson sells products from one particular company. If you are an affiliate marketing professional you are able to promote various products from different businesses as well as earn commissions from each of them.   What is affiliate marketing? The retailer provides each affiliate w
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WHAT IS SWOT ANALYSIS ?

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  What Is a SWOT Analysis (And What Are Its Benefits)? "SWOT" is a fancy abbreviation for a method that takes a closer examination of your company's as well as your brand's strengths, weaknesses, threats, and opportunities. You're likely aware of the various aspects of however breaking this information into manageable points will give you a fresh view. Through an extensive SWOT analysis, you will be able to gain valuable insights like: Which business opportunities are ready to be capitalized on? What aspects of your business require an overhaul? Which competitor represents the greatest threat to your business? This technique can be applied to specific areas of your company - for example, developing your strategy for marketing or your products or even to your brand in general. In either case, in order to make the most of a SWOT assessment, you must dig deeper. If you concentrate on the superficial issues, or do not involve those who are relevant to the process, you
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