Jvzoo Without a Website – 3 Fun Ways!


People having fun with Jvzoo affiliate marketing

The good news is you can be an affiliate marketer for JVZoo without a website.

I get it, building a website can be intimidating, but I figured out some unique ways to make money without having one. 

You can make money with JVZoo as an affiliate marketer without having a website. Having a website is very nice to have and can benefit you, but it’s not mandatory.

In this post, I’m going to walk you through becoming a JVZoo affiliate. After you get your affiliate link, I’ll share 3 ways to promote Jvzoo affiliate links without having a website.

Lastly, I’ll share with you where you can go to improve your affiliate marketing earnings. 

How to Sign Up to JVZoo with No Website 

The first step is to sign up for Jvzoo.com as an affiliate marketer. Go to Jvzoo.com and then click on “don’t have an account, sign up for Free.” 

Next, put in your name, email, and password that you want to use. JVZoo operates in more than 22 countries, so hopefully, your country makes the list. 

You might be wondering what happens if your country is not listed. Sure, you could use a VPN to hide your location, but you probably will run into issues with your banking info and how you can receive payments. 

If your country isn’t listed, the good news is you can join another affiliate network, and one idea is Clickbank. Clickbank does operate in 190 countries, and a third option is Digistore24.com

You can take the ideas in this post and apply them to Clickbank. 

After you fill out your information, you will then have to confirm your email address. 

Now your account is activated. Please log in.

Now comes the fun part, and you can pick how you get paid. They accept all these options, plus you can get paid with a check if you want. 

After you pick how you get paid, JVZoo recommends some tools, but you don’t have to use any of them. 

The next step is to pick an affiliate product to promote.

What I think is a great idea is to pick an affiliate product and use it. If the product is good, then you can recommend it. 

The main thing is you feel good when you recommend stuff.

Would you recommend the product to your mom or a very close friend? Would you feel guilty if you didn’t share it?

These are the things you want to think about.

Next, how do you promote stuff and get paid? Important question, right?

What I highly recommend is building a landing page and growing a list. The reason this is so powerful is that you own the traffic.

Many platforms change, and they are ALL risky. Owning traffic has a great security feeling to it. Plus, why not?

Oh, and there are many other benefits to a list such as…

  • Can promote multiple offers
  • Can contact someone WAY in the future
  • Promote your other content
  • Do list swaps
  • Easier to get accepted into affiliate programs
  • MUCH higher conversion rate
  • Great for launching products
  • Get valuable feedback
  • Protects you from algorithmic changes
  • More personalized marketing

Even more good news is that I’m giving away a few FREE guides on how to build a list, how to earn money with it, and build a landing page for FREE HERE. 

The challenge with being a new affiliate is that product creators are not sure how you’re going to promote their products. 

If you promote their product in an unethical manner, they might have to issue lots of refunds, and this hurts their product. 

One idea to get around this is to send the product creator a personal video message explaining how you will promote their product. 

The video message can help because you’re already doing something “many” people are not willing to do. 

Chances are, the product creator will allow you to be an affiliate. Now comes the fun part of promoting the product. 

Promote Your Affiliate Product on Facebook

Yes, you can promote an affiliate offer on the giant social media platform known as Facebook. The first step is to sign up for an account. 

Once you do, you want to grow a following of targeted people who would be interested in your product.

For example, if your product helps affiliate marketers, then go to the search bar and type in “affiliate marketing.” 

Scroll down until you see groups and click on that. 

Now join some groups based on the niche your affiliate product is about. Once you have joined a few groups, click on the Members tab. 

Next, simply add some people as friends. You can probably add 30 people in the morning and 30 people in the evening. 

The maximum number of friends you can have is 5,000. Now, these are targeted people in your niche. What you want to do next is to build rapport. 

You want engagement on your posts, so ask questions. Share some ideas, quotes, or stories having to do with your niche. 

Maybe after 4-5 value posts, then you want to promote your affiliate offer. 

When it comes to Facebook, you can’t post a link in the feed. The reason why is that Facebook does not want people to leave Facebook. 

They want people to stay on their platform. 

You should be a little sneaky about inserting the link. You could post the link and NOT make it clickable by putting a space in the middle. 

What I like to do is use Bitly.com. Bitly is a link shortening service that tracks everything, and it’s FREE. 

You can check out Bitly by clicking HERE. Create a free account with Bitly, then insert your affiliate link and turn it into a Bitly link. 

If you own a domain with WordPress, you can also use PrettyLinks to shorten links.

Next, you want to sell the link. 

The way to promote an affiliate offer is a skill. This is why learning how to do this can be valuable. One idea is you can use a testimonial of someone who has success with the product. 

If it’s your testimonial, then that is wonderful. 

After the testimonial, you can say check out the price of the product by clicking on the link below. 

Then post your Bitly link, but you have to make it NOT clickable. If you make the link clickable, then Facebook will make it so nobody sees your post because they don’t want anyone to leave Facebook. 

The way to make your link NOT clickable is to put a space in the middle. 

Yeah, instead of the link being http://bit.ly/2j6AycH, it’s http://bit .ly/2j6AycH

Now you tell people to (Remove the Space to Create the Link). 

The link should look like http://bit .ly/2j6AycH (Remove the Space to Create the Link).

You might be thinking that promoting something on Facebook is a hustle, lots of work. If you combine this with a landing page and growing a list, then you REALLY don’t need too much traffic.

With a landing page and a list, you squeeze all the lemon juice from the lemon, so to speak.

Next up, you can promote an affiliate link using YouTube.

Using YouTube to Promote an Affiliate Offer 

It’s difficult to explain how to make a YouTube video, SEO for it, and the thumbnail in this short blog post. The good news is that YouTube is trying to compete with TikTok. 

YouTube is “scared” of TikTok. 

So, YouTube has created its version of a short 1-minute video that is called Shorts. The best part is that, unlike TikTok, you can post a link in the description. Yes, it can be an affiliate link. 

All you have to do is make a vertical video using your phone. Make it less than 1 minute in length. Maybe the video is a tip that involves your niche. 

Anything that can bring value to your target audience can be used. 

Now, upload that video to YouTube. First, you will have to create a YouTube account. Make sure your title describes what the video is about. 

In the description, explain what the video is about, then include a promo and your affiliate link. 

Next, you want to include around 5 hashtags to get your video found. You do want to include #shorts again and 4 hashtags that have to do with what the video is about. 

Upload the video to Youtube and you can make money from it.

I just scratched the surface of what you can do with short videos. If you really want to dominate, I created a post HERE, that goes into WAY more detail.

I even share a strategy on how to repurpose your short videos to MORE platforms for more views.

The best thing is that YouTube Shorts is big at the time of me writing this post. 

Some videos are getting insane views for a short 1-minute video. It’s the wild west of YouTube right now. Give it a try, you don’t have much to lose. 

Using Twitter with Jvzoo. 

Next up is one of my personal favorite social media platforms. Yes, it’s Twitter. There are 2 ways to promote affiliate offers on Twitter. 

One way involves going to Twitter search and typing in the problems and pains of the people in your niche.

When you do this, you will notice people tweeting out complaints and problems. All you have to do is message them.

What I like to say is I used to have the same problem, but I found something that “really” works, and I’m excited because it works. DM me for details.

When they direct message me, then I will provide a link. The main thing is you want them curious enough to message you. 

There is a second way to use Twitter to promote affiliate offers. This is the way I prefer using it because I don’t have to work as hard and get more sales. 

This involves using a system that automatically sends out tweets. These tweets can be videos I made, blog posts, quotes, affiliate links, or anything else. 

It does take some work to set this system up, but once it’s up and running, it’s very nice). 

It’s the easiest way to get traffic that I know of. The coolest part is that I get targeted traffic while I watch the news or listen to a podcast. 

If you want to learn more about this way of getting Twitter traffic, you can view a post I created by clicking on this link HERE.

I hope this blog post on JVZoo without a website was valuable to you. There are many other ways to promote an affiliate offer, but I wanted to change your belief that it is possible. 

I do LOVE having a website because you own the website and you can mention your domain in a TikTok video or podcast and get traffic. 

Whatever way you do it, affiliate marketing is an amazing opportunity to make extra cash and have FUN. Have a nice day. 

Kevin

Affiliate marketer for 15 years, domain and crypto nerd for 4 years. Part time skimboarder, sufer!

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