Affiliate Program Available with Our Webinars - "Promoting You Made Really Really Simple"
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Posted By: yalanda lattimore-DryerBuzz.com on November 03, 2008 Online -- With Sistributions and SaturdayEntrepreneur.com, I've launched an affiliate program with my upcoming webinars (a la lessons from Fran Harris). Promoting You Made Really Really Simple is schedule for November 15, 2008 with two sessions. The program pays $5 per paid registration for this upcoming event. To learn more about the event click here: http://saturdayentrepreneur111508.eventbri... To sign up as affiliate, you must be a member of eventbright.com, then click here http://www.eventbrite.com/publicaffiliates... (Affiliate program is managed through eventbright.com) Banners are available in the event listing to add to your site. If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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yalanda lattimore-DryerBuzz.com
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How it works: I added banners here: http://www.SaturdayEntrepreneur.com Select the banner for the upcoming webinar to place on your site or email to friends and associates. Get your affiliate link here: http://www.eventbrite.com/publicaffiliates... after you sign up using the hassle free process; link your assigned link to the banner or text link that you use. For each paid referral you will earn $5 to be paid after upcoming event. We are booking webinars through January and beyond. Each time we add a listing to Eventbrite.com, our event cart, you can become an affiliate. There are many affiliate options on EventBrite.com that you should take advantage. If you have events such as these, manage your event with EventBrite so that others can become affiliates and create a buzz for your events. Join EventBrite.com http://www.eventbrite.com/r/dryerbuzz Tuesday, November 4th 2008 at 12:45PM |
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