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How Email Marketing is Beneficial for Affiliate Marketers

Last updated: May 26, 2020 8:58 pm UTC
By Lucy Bennett
How Email Marketing is Beneficial for Affiliate Marketers

Almost everybody has an email account and most will check their inbox at least once a day. This gives every business and marketer the opportunity to promote their goods and services. This includes affiliate marketers that thrive when people click on their links.


There are a lot of people that assume only traditional blogs and businesses can benefit from email marketing. But this is not true. Affiliate marketers can take advantage of the benefits of email marketing to succeed too. While you cannot promote affiliate links in the content, you can still encourage people to explore products and services. Let’s take a look at how email marketing is beneficial for affiliate marketers.

How Email Marketing is Beneficial for Affiliate Marketers
How Email Marketing is Beneficial for Affiliate Marketers

You Can Build Relationships

Let’s take it back to the basics. Affiliate marketers make a living through promoting products and encouraging their audience to buy them. Yet, it is not always that simple. Customers are only going to buy the products you tell them about if they trust you. This is why it is important to spend time building relationships with your audience. This is going to demonstrate that you care and are promoting products that you like and find useful. 


Chances are, a first-time visitor to your website will not buy from you straight away. They do not know you or think that you have the skills to advise them on what they should buy. But they can learn more about you with email marketing and you can build trust that is necessary for sales. They can grow to trust you when you invest time in customers.

You can Drive Reliable Traffic 

If you spend time perfecting your email marketing skills, you can enjoy a steady, dependable flow of traffic to your website. Of course, you never know how many people are going to find you through social media or Google. This is always a gamble when you first start and traffic can be slow at first.


But sending regular emails that encourage people to visit your site can ensure there is always some traffic coming over. The more traffic that is on your site, the more likely they are to click on an affiliate links and make a purchase on their iPhone. After all, this is the goal of an affiliate marketer. You can advertize your new blog posts and they can come and read them. Of course, you will include affiliate links and there is a high chance of them clicking through.


Tailor Promotions to certain Groups

As you can read, there are lots of benefits of email marketing for affiliate marketers. But you have to make sure that you use them properly in order to benefit. It is best to tailor your promotions and send them out to certain groups. In other words, you should be sending emails out which market products and services to the people most likely to purchase them. This is going to give you a higher success rate and ensure that customers are benefitting from your emails. 


Look around you; people everywhere are constantly looking at their iPhone screen to check their latest emails. Those that aren’t glued to the screen invariably have to take their phone out of their bag or pocket every few minutes to see if they are still connected. The guys working on their Mac in the local branch of Starbucks will be checking their emails every few minutes, not wanting to miss out on any alerts which might benefit them.

The entire connected world is a marketer’s paradise; tailoring promotions, targeting consumers and presenting them with what they want, when they want it, will deliver huge benefits to your business model.


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