Honestly, the most effective ads for me are ones that direct people to *me* and not to the gateways. That is, if a person is a "quality affiliate" candidate, and they contact me directly, I can sign him or her up, train him or her in the various skills they really need to learn (and learn FROM THEM the techniques by which they excel), and then I get to watch that person succeed. By comparison, if I put ads out there, no matter how cleverly worded, funny, or exciting those ads may be, there's no opportunity for rapport until *after* people sign up, and even then, it may take me many e-mails to get a good "read" on any "quality affiliates" who might be out there.
Now, if you're looking for old copy that I used to use before I started developing better direct techniques, you can have them. They got me affiliates, but they're nowhere near the "quality" I get now. I find the graphical ones I make tend to grab more attentions than the ones that are only text.
"Get Rich Slow" (Look for the one with the snail wearing the crown!)
"Learn to Build a Network and Make Money Doing It"
"SFI: The King of Affiliate Marketing"
"Why are you reading this opportunity instead of clicking this opportunity?
It's free to start, I'll teach you what you need to know, and if you're not
satisfied with what I teach you, I'll give you ALL YOUR MONEY BACK."
(This last is ONLY graphical. Of course, it's also easy for me to give
them all their money back, because nothing I teach them costs money.)
Good luck with your ads. I like talking with people better.
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Honestly, the most effective ads for me are ones that direct people to *me* and not to the gateways. That is, if a person is a "quality affiliate" candidate, and they contact me directly, I can sign him or her up, train him or her in the various skills they really need to learn (and learn FROM THEM the techniques by which they excel), and then I get to watch that person succeed. By comparison, if I put ads out there, no matter how cleverly worded, funny, or exciting those ads may be,
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