Some good places to check for affiliate programs are at 

http://www.asssociateprograms.com

, 

http://www.cashpile.com

, 

http://www.cbmall.com

, and 

http://www.cj.com

. 

I also have my 

MakeBuyingEasy

 affiliate program with all my products and 

services available for you to earn commission on.   

There are numerous ways for you to work these licensed products or affiliate 

products into the backend of your selling process.  If you're selling an 

information product, then you should make sure to list resources throughout 

it and link to your affiliate links. 

If you send out physical products, you can put in flyers and sales letters for 

other products and services they can purchase.  They can then fax in the 

sheets or visit your web site to order these items. 

No matter what you're doing, you should create an email follow up system 

to follow up on your customers and offer them other related items and 

material.  

Most people are not aggressive enough in selling to their opt in prospect list.  

They're also not nearly aggressive enough in selling to their customer list.  

They think in their minds that the customers will just naturally show up and 

buy their other products.  They wouldn't want to  pressure  them.   

Yes, I've been guilty of this too.  You don't want to appear to salesy, but 

while you're being  nice  they've bought products from 3 of your 

competitors and you didn't earn any money from it.   

I'd much rather ethically refer my best competitors and be earning a profit 

on those transactions as well.  Think about everything your customers are 

buying or should be buying in your niche.  Now work all of that into your 

email follow up system somewhere (you may eventually have 20, 30, or 100 

follow up letters on customers). 

The rules for all those letters are the same as for prospect lists.  Give 

something of value in each email add a mix of personality and then make 

an offer.  Watch your backend profits soar! 

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