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[Oluti]

You have some pages on your website right now that could bring in a nice and steady flow of affiliate commissions but chances are you’re not taking advantage of them. Let me show you how to turn those pages into money making machines that work 24/7 for you.


Thank You Pages

One of the pages I am referring to are the thank you page you send customers or subscribers to after they sign up for your newsletter or buy a product from you. You have already impressed these people enough to at least get them to give you their email address. Now is the perfect time to make them an offer.

Look through the various affiliate promotions you have on your site and pick the one that seems to convert the best and include it in your page.
On a thank you or download page for customers, I usually add it toward the bottom after the actual download link. On a newsletter signup thank you page, I tend to just thank them for signing up, then make the offer and give them the download link for any freebie they are getting as a “thanks for signing” up at the end.


Error Pages

The second page is your 404 error page (or any other error page for that matter). People will always mistype urls or link to pages on your website that don’t exist. In short, visitors will end up on your error pages so you might as well take advantage of it.

Again, look through your affiliate promotions and find the one with the most general appeal. Create a custom “Sorry this page couldn’t be found” message, and then transition into your offer.

With both error and thank you pages, set them and forget them. Go work on your site, write some articles or play with the kids. Both of those “hidden” pages will be working for you for added commissions.

 

[kerryjoy]

I find this strategy both smart and underutilized. I’ve come across many thank you and 404 pages that are essentially dead ends, which is a missed opportunity. I really like the idea of treating those pages as mini landing pages—places where the visitor already has some engagement or intent. Especially on thank you pages, where trust has already been established, offering a relevant affiliate product makes a lot of sense. As for 404 pages, turning a user’s potential frustration into value by guiding them toward something helpful or monetized is a clever way to recover traffic. I’m definitely going to start looking at these “hidden” pages as assets rather than afterthoughts.

 

[Professional Writer]

I am still quite sure that there are various different types of online webpages on your website that you could utilize to generate affiliate sales. Having said that, I still believe that your homepage is still the mot powerful pages on your website that could be used to market and promote various different kinds of products through affiliate marketing. Many people still overlook the power and influence of homepages. Your homepage tells a lot about the kind of website. Most of the banner advertisements are also found on the homoage of the website.