Can Affiliate Marketing Create Employment For Nigerian Youths?
It was revealed by the Nigerian Bureau of statistics that in the first quarter of 2016 the actual population of Nigerians that are willing, able and actively looking for jobs are 78.4 million. As high as this figure seem to be, the figures have been criticized by experts that the actual reality is much more than this.
Despite the potential that affiliate marketing holds for the future of Nigerian youths, yet Nigerians are less aware that a full time or part time job with enormous amount of pay has long been waiting for them. The aim of this thread is to create awareness of affiliate marketing and to encourage Nigerian youths to look at this direction for employment.
What is affiliate marketing all about?
Put in a very simple term, you are an ecommerce giant like konga or jumia, or a digital publisher that write guides such as eBooks and other software for commercial purpose. You employ me to get you customers and you are willing to pay me for every single sale I bring to you. I recommend your product on social Medias and other platforms. When anybody buys your product as a result of my recommendation, you pay me commission. In the above example you are a vendor/publisher and I am an affiliate.
The commission per/sale on digital products is usually 50% to 100%. I will recommend being an affiliate to digital products because of their high commission.
Below are few important facts you should know about affiliate marketing.
1. The affiliate marketing market is worth over N2.1 trillion naira and it is expected to grow in terms of yearly spending by 16%
2. 73% of affiliate marketers are males and 58% are college students
3. 52% of affiliate marketers do it part time while 48% does it full time and sees it as a life time career
4. More than 75% Australian market is owned by one affiliate network. Commission factory
5. In most affiliate programs, less than 10% of affiliates drive 90% of traffic and conversions. Going by our fact number one, this implies that less than 10% of affiliate marketers earn 90% of the N2.1 trillion. This is to tell you that those that invest little time to learn affiliate marketing either part time or fulltime have mega commissions awaiting them.
Lastly:
Affiliate marketing is the most profitable online venture that Nigerians that want to earn passive income online should consider first. I can say this because I have tried various forms of online businesses and I must confess that affiliate marketing is gold. In a period like this that a person will like to plan for his 2017, affiliate marketing should be at the top of your list regardless of who you are.
I will share with a handful of Lucky nairalanders the exact methods I use to succeed in affiliate marketing.
See www.affiliatejagaban.com/p/jagaban.html
Despite the potential that affiliate marketing holds for the future of Nigerian youths, yet Nigerians are less aware that a full time or part time job with enormous amount of pay has long been waiting for them. The aim of this thread is to create awareness of affiliate marketing and to encourage Nigerian youths to look at this direction for employment.
What is affiliate marketing all about?
Put in a very simple term, you are an ecommerce giant like konga or jumia, or a digital publisher that write guides such as eBooks and other software for commercial purpose. You employ me to get you customers and you are willing to pay me for every single sale I bring to you. I recommend your product on social Medias and other platforms. When anybody buys your product as a result of my recommendation, you pay me commission. In the above example you are a vendor/publisher and I am an affiliate.
The commission per/sale on digital products is usually 50% to 100%. I will recommend being an affiliate to digital products because of their high commission.
Below are few important facts you should know about affiliate marketing.
1. The affiliate marketing market is worth over N2.1 trillion naira and it is expected to grow in terms of yearly spending by 16%
2. 73% of affiliate marketers are males and 58% are college students
3. 52% of affiliate marketers do it part time while 48% does it full time and sees it as a life time career
4. More than 75% Australian market is owned by one affiliate network. Commission factory
5. In most affiliate programs, less than 10% of affiliates drive 90% of traffic and conversions. Going by our fact number one, this implies that less than 10% of affiliate marketers earn 90% of the N2.1 trillion. This is to tell you that those that invest little time to learn affiliate marketing either part time or fulltime have mega commissions awaiting them.
Lastly:
Affiliate marketing is the most profitable online venture that Nigerians that want to earn passive income online should consider first. I can say this because I have tried various forms of online businesses and I must confess that affiliate marketing is gold. In a period like this that a person will like to plan for his 2017, affiliate marketing should be at the top of your list regardless of who you are.
I will share with a handful of Lucky nairalanders the exact methods I use to succeed in affiliate marketing.
See www.affiliatejagaban.com/p/jagaban.html
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