27 Ways to Increase Your Affiliate Commissions – Review

May 20th, 2009 | Reviews

I got an email yesterday from cutie patootie Jimmy D. Brown about his new report 27 Ways to Increase Your Affiliate Commissions.

There are only two people I will buy from without reading the sales page. They are Paul Myers and Jimmy D. Brown. I respect a lot of other marketers but there are only two that I’ll buy from time and time again, no questions asked. (Lucky bastards).

When I clicked on the link to Jimmy’s report, I scrolled all the way to the bottom and clicked the “Order Now” button without reading any of the text.

That’s what I’ve been doing with Jimmy’s products since I joined his List and Traffic membership site almost 4 years ago.

So was this the first time I made a mistake when buying a product of Jimmy’s without reading the sales page?

27 Ways to Increase Your Affiliate Commissions Review

I promote a lot of different products in different niches as an affiliate so I’m thinking these 27 “tricks” should plump up my wallet a bit. Even if this report got me one extra sale it would more than make up for the cost of the thing.

I remember one time I got an affiliate check for $43. I bought a few groceries with it, but still. $43? It was barely worth all the trouble to pick it up at the post office and deposit it at the bank. If you’ve ever received tiny commission checks, you know what I’m talkin’ aboot. If you’ve never received ANY commission checks, then my friend, you need to grab this report.

What I like about this report (and all of his other reports) is that it’s full of content. He hasn’t squished a bunch of hype into huge margins to make the report longer like so many marketers do. The text is normal size so it’s easy enough to read but it doesn’t take a whole page to house one sentence.

Now some of the stuff he talks about are things that many affiliate marketers already know (even though they may not be implementing it) but it’s a really good reminder to step up your game. Even with the methods that you’ve already heard of, he’s added on some killer ideas to get even more out of it.

It’s like toothpaste. Lots of people use up the tube until they can’t get any out without putting in some elbow grease and then throw it away. Others will squeeze the shit outta that tube until there isn’t one iota of toothpaste left in that sumbitch.

I’m betting Jimmy is that type. He can squeeze so many ideas out of one simple method, it’s kind of sick really. There are even a few ideas in here that people can profit from without having a website. (Although I must say, you really need to have a website if you wanna be cool like me.)

By the time I was at page 10, I already had a full page of notes. I had ideas that I never would have come up with on my own. The best part of that is, these ideas are super easy to do. Each one might require an hour or less of my time. Most ideas I come up with are GIGANTIC PROJECTS that I never get around to. Sound familiar?

Even though I’m always impressed with Jimmy’s products, I have to admit that I was surprised by this one. It was more than I expected which is great for me since I’m such a Scrooge.

You really have to pull my arm to get me to spend money but I’m more than happy with this purchase. Seriously, you’ll find me hemming and hawing in the TP aisle because I can’t justify spending $8.98 on something that I’ll be wiping my butt with.

In conclusion, I thought this report rocked out with it’s….sock out. If you do any kind of affiliate marketing, whether you sell physical or information products, you NEED to know this stuff if you want to A) beat out your competition and B) make more money!

Simple as that.

Who this report is NOT for?

Um, I guess the only people who wouldn’t benefit from this report are people who don’t sell stuff. I really can’t think of anyone else that wouldn’t be able to use this information to profit from. Even seasoned affiliate marketers can get some killer ideas out of this one. It’s definitely one of the few reports I’ll be frequently referring back to.

Learn more about the Affiliate Payraise report.