Within the next few days, we will be migrating all of affiliates into the new affiliate management system. If you are an affiliate who is recruiting new sign-ups, we will need you to change the affiliate signup link you host on your pages.

You can still log into your existing account at https://www.hdpublishinggroup.com. We want you to begin using this new system. You can still track your sales on the first system. Eventually, we will only use the second. Let me know if you need any help with it or switching your links.

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask. My goal is to make this transition as smooth as possible. I am excited about getting you and your sub-affiliates migrated to our new, improved system!

As always, feel free to contact me at
affiliates@hdpublishing.com.
There are many answers to questions you may have in our Affiliate FAQs or visit HD Publishing Group’s blog .

Thank you,

Jennifer Dix

Yesterday, I was going over a long-time affiliate’s stats and noticed that his PPC traffic had dropped down to nothing late Friday. Worried about an affiliate with whom I have developed a great relationship, I emailed him to find out what was going on. He emailed me back late last night. He had dreaded news; Adwords has shut down all his accounts. Why?

Some of you may remember last year when Google stepped up its policies and policing efforts closing many pages that it deemed not relevant or scams. This effected many HD Publishing Group affiliates. After a quick Google search this morning, you can find numerous similar sad stories of Adwords accounts recently shut down littering the net. When your account comes under scrutiny there is not much you can do except follow Adwords guidelines and hope your account is reinstated. Unfortunately, Adwords is under no obligation to take you back if they deem you to be a problem. If this has happened to you, you are not alone.

What proactive steps can you take to avoid having your account suspended? Every online marketer using Google Adwords should review Adwords’ Advertising Policies.

Remember, all ads in the AdWords program will be reviewed. If your ads do not meet Adwords guidelines or are performing poorly, they will notify you by email. Adwords will often stop running your ads until you’re able to make the necessary changes. As soon as you’ve made and saved the changes, your ads are automatically resubmitted to Adwords for review.

Farazdak Nasrulla of Google Blog Site posted “…many customers who want to use AdWords and do not know how to use it outsource it to third party providers. These providers are contacted through any project bidding site. There these customers post their requirements and set a budget that they think they can afford. Many of the providers bid on those projects. Some providers bid as low as $50 for a project that is worth $500. Looking at the affordable price many customers award these AdWords projects to these providers…After a few days the AdWords customer gets very disappointed and posts a negative remark against the provider in the project bidding system. And then after a few days their account also gets suspended.

So what would be the solution to prevent such situations from occurring? The solution lies in searching for a good provider who has the necessary credentials for optimizing an AdWords account.”

Things you should know (following is pulled directly from Adwords):

Adwords has restrictions on duplicate content. If Adwords find that there is no unique content between your site and your affiliate’s or reseller’s site, Adwords will link your site to theirs. Affiliates or resellers may also be linked to each other for this reason.

AdWords won’t show multiple ads leading to identical or similar landing pages at the same time. This is true even if the pages have different domains. Try refining your site so that one of the following is true: your site contains additional products which are not found on your parent company’s or other advertisers’ sites, or your site serves a different purpose than your parent company’s or other affiliates’ or resellers’ sites.

Review Adwords Content Policy Overview. Some restrictions of which you should be aware:

• Don’t promote inflating ad clicks or impressions. Advertising is not permitted for the promotion of inflating clicks or impressions on ads, such as pay-to-click, pay-to-view, auto-surfing, automated ad clicking, and other guaranteed traffic programs.
• Accurately represent your product or service. Your ads and keywords must directly relate to the content on the landing page for your ad. When users see your ad, they should be able to understand what kind of product, service, or other content they will find on your site. Products or services promoted in your ad must be reflected on your landing page; ads can be disapproved if a promoted product is not offered or available for sale as promised. As a basic rule, use clear, descriptive, and specific ad content that highlights the differentiating characteristics of your product/service. You can distinguish your ad by including your company name, line of business, or by highlighting one specific product. If you offer a local service or product, you might want to indicate your location in your ad.
• Support competitive claims. Competitive claims are statements implying that your product/service is better than a competitor’s. If your ad text contains competitive language regarding other companies, specific support for this claim must be displayed on the landing page for your AdWords ad.
• Support advertised prices, discounts, and free offers. If your ad includes a price, special discount, or ‘free’ offer, it must be clearly and accurately displayed on your website within 1-2 clicks of your ad’s landing page.
• Don’t use unacceptable phrases. Avoid call-to-action phrases such as ‘click here’ that could apply to any ad, regardless of content. This includes phrases in the third line of your ad that lead into your display URL, such as ‘See this site:’.
• Your site must allow a browser’s ‘Back’ button to work. Links to your website must allow users to enter and exit the landing page easily. Once reaching your site, a user must be able to return to the page where they found and clicked on your ad by clicking once on their Internet browser’s ‘Back’ button.

• Display URL must be accurate. Your display URL must accurately reflect the landing page URL of the website you’re advertising. It should match the domain of your landing page so that users will know which site they’ll be taken to when they click on your ad.

HD Publishing Group is committed to offering you the best services to promote. We recommend that you add additional services and helpful information to your pages often to ensure that your site is unique, relevant and dynamic. Work on your SEO rankings to guarantee that you are not whole relying solely on one ad publisher as your main advertising source.

The acronym ACH can stand for “Automated Check Handling” or “Automated Clearinghouse.” ACH transactions are electronic checks, and are used for processing lower dollar amount payments. They are processed in a manner similar to that of paper checks, and do not travel directly from one bank to another.

ACH transactions are processed through a clearinghouse divides that handles crediting and deducting accounts of the originating and paying banks. It typically takes one or two days to settle ACH transactions.

Wires are more expensive because:
(1) royalty payments
(2) operation fee for use of the “wire”
(3) manual end sorting or confirmation required, depending on the bank’s
system.

Typical ACH applications include:

• direct deposit of payroll
• dividends
• annuities
• monthly payments and collections
• federal and state tax payments

Q. Where can I get any support that I may need?
A. We have an in-house, experienced Affiliate Marketing Department (Affiliate Manager – Jennifer Dix) and you can reach her by email to help you with your questions.

Q. Do I have to provide customer support for HDPG services?
A. No. We have teamed up with Customer Care Dot Com, Inc, a leading online support company comprised of top-notch customer care professionals. They are available seven days a week to provide customers with insight on all HDPG services. Once a sale is made, we take care of everything.

Q. What commission is offered for National Alert Registry?
A. Earn $9 per customer (This is 90% of the total initial cost).

Searches are free after purchase, and this service is extremely viral. Already over 6 million people have searched their neighborhood.

Q. Can I change my account information or password after I sign up?
A. Yes. After you log in with your unique username/affiliate ID you will be able to edit your profile by clicking on “Resources”, then “My Profile”. You can change all information EXCEPT your username/affiliate ID and the signup date.

Q. Does my website qualify for the HDPG Affiliate Program?
A. Most web sites will qualify to participate in the program; however, we may reject web sites that we determine unsuitable. Examples of sites that would not qualify for participation include:

• Sites that promote sexually explicit material
• Sites that promote violence
• Sites that promote discrimination based on race, sex, religion, national origin, physical disability, sexual orientation, or age
• Sites that promote illegal activities
• Sites that violate intellectual property rights.

Q. What forms of advertising can I use to promote HDPG?
A. Affiliates are welcome to promote their websites, but naturally, any promotion that mentions HDPG services could be perceived by the public or the press as a joint effort. Therefore, any use of our name in such promotions must be pre-approved by HDPG. This includes advertisements, press releases and mailings.

Q. What kinds of advertising are prohibited by HDPG?
A. Certain forms of indiscriminate advertising, commonly referred to as “spamming” are unacceptable as they could cause damage to our brand name. Prohibited forms of advertising include the use of unsolicited commercial e-mail (UCE), postings to non-commercial newsgroups and cross-posting to multiple newsgroups at once. In addition, affiliates may not advertise in any way that effectively conceals or misrepresents their identity, their domain name or their return e-mail address. Mailings are acceptable only if the recipient is already a customer or subscriber to the affiliate’s services. In addition, recipients must have the option of removing themselves from future mailings. (See CANN-SPAM act of 2003) Newsgroup postings are acceptable only in newsgroups that specifically welcome commercial messages. When in doubt, consult the newsgroup FAQ section or ask the moderators to be sure your message is acceptable in that newsgroup. Affiliates must also clearly represent themselves and their websites as independent entities from HDPG. In any forum or media, affiliates are expected to honor the advertising practices and restrictions that are commonly considered acceptable by its audience. Failure to honor this code of conduct can result in immediate termination of an affiliate’s account, and loss of all commissions earned.

Q. Can I contact someone for an answer to a question not listed here?
A. For answers to additional questions please contact our Affiliate Marketing Department (Affiliate Manager – Jennifer Dix ) by email.

Q. What is Net Detective Plus?
A.Net Detective Plus is a subscription model upgrade program to Net Detective which will give your customers the opportunity to access 4 additional databases. When they choose to upgrade, they are given a 3-day trial for $10.00 (non-commissionable) If they do not cancel within the 3 day trial period, on the 4th day they are billed $29.95 (also, non-commissionable to affiliates) each month until they cancel their subscription.

Q. How much do I earn when my customer upgrades their Net Detective program to Net Detective Plus?
A.The initial $10.00 3-day trial, is non-commissionable to the affiliate. The $29.95 monthly subscription fee to the customer is also non-commissionable.

Q. Do you have cookies?
A. Last referrer cookies are set at 120 days. The affiliate who converts the sale, receives the commission.

Q. Do you offer bonus incentives on high-volume sales?
A.Yes! You can earn additional commissions based on your volume.  Please email Jennifer Dix, our Affiliate Manager for further details.

Q. What’s my linking code?
A.Your linking code can be obtained by logging into your affiliate account with your username and password and clicking on “Resources”, then on “Links”.

Q. How will I know how much I have earned?
A. We provide 24-hour, real time stats on all affiliate accounts. Log into your affiliate account using your username/affiliate ID and password. Your account opens showing the statistics for the current month. Here, you can track the number of clicks (sales page visits and order page visits), sales, and commission for the current month. Use this information to evaluate your performance with our program and adjust your marketing efforts accordingly.

If it’s the beginning of the new month and you want to see last month’s numbers, click on Show Date Range Options on the right-hand side, change the date to the month/year you’d like to see and click on Apply Filter.

Q. What’s the minimum payout?
A. The HDPG minimum payout (threshold that must be met before a check is cut) is $25.00.

Q. How do I know when a sale has been made?
A. You will see sales reflected in your stats and you can choose to receive an e-mail confirmation of each sale when you sign up.

Q. When will I get paid?
A. HDPG sends Affiliate Commission checks out each month. We are very dependable in this respect and generally send out the checks on or before the seventh of each month. In addition, affiliates may opt to receive their payments via ACH (direct deposit) by logging into your affiliate account and updating their profile by adding their banking account information to the secure form located on that page. For International affiliates – wire transfers can be set up providing the volume is acceptable.

Q. How am I guaranteed payment for sales from my site?
A. You are assigned a unique Affiliate ID (also your username). Orders from your personal web page use the special format that includes this code. Every time a customer follows the link from your page to the HDPG sales page and makes a sale, this unique code tells us that your affiliate account generated this transaction and you will get credit for the sale.

Q. Where can I find the banners that HDPG offers to webmasters for promotion?
A. Once inside our Affiliate Zone, you will find all the marketing resources you’ll need to get started. Log into your affiliate account, click on “Resources” and then on “Banners”.

Q. Can I change or personalize the banners and images provided by HDPG?
A. Each of the images we’ve created for you is intended to represent our brand name and logo in a consistent fashion. We strongly encourage you to use the images as presented. If you feel that you must build something larger or more unified with your web site’s overall design, you must submit all proposed graphics for our approval prior to displaying them online or in print.

Q. How should I design my website?
A. Every Affiliate site is unique. We do however offer a standard page template for each service which you can download to your computer by clicking on the “Site Creation Tool” link in the Resources section of your affiliate page. In most cases, affiliates will have a pre-existing website in place when they join the program. You will be most successful if you make your recommendations or links to HDPG look and feel like the rest of your site. Of course, if you don’t yet have a website, your options are endless. We simply encourage you to give the site its own unique personality and keep your target audience in mind while you create.

As the Affiliate Manager of HD Publishing Group, home of one of the very first background internet programs- Net Detective, I get a lot of questions in the course of my day. The one I invariably am asked is “How can I increase traffic to my page and boost my sales?” Of course this makes sense. No matter how great your page or your offer is, no traffic equals no sales.

So how do you drive high quality traffic to your page and then keep them coming back? How do you add the most bang for your buck? Sell the sizzle?

In the olden days of the internet, it was enough to have a website. A URL alone equated sales. But the Wild, Wild West days of the internet are long gone. Modern internet marketers not only compete with each other for the most valuable real estate on earth- Google’s first page, but also have to contend with changing guidelines from not only Google and the FTC, but also the ever-changing mindset of the internet consumer.

Nothing replaces a great offer, and very little can substitute for a good SEO plan, but given that these are items you are researching and monitoring using Google Analytics or a tool like Yahoo! Web Analytics, you still need to build repeat business.  “How do I accomplish this without spending all my profits on advertising?” you ask. Many marketers have found that blogging (sometimes called flogging when it’s commercial) helps to get them over the hump.

Blogging has been around for years- moms shooting stream of consciousness play-by-plays of the Little League team’s exploits, angry voters blasting politicians, or even teachers updating parents on class projects. In recent years, the internet has seen an explosion of commercial blogging, sometimes referred to as fake blogging, or flogging.

Flogging has come under fire. The Public Relations Society of America called flogging a “ …“fake blog,” where an organization or its representative creates an online forum that appears to be from a private citizen expressing personal opinion or experiences, when, in fact, it is being maintained for hire with an undisclosed agenda.)” Bloggers School says “A flog is a fake blog used by people who don’t really care about quality content or sharing valuable info that may help others.” But there are those who disagree.  Grant Griffiths, the founder of Blog For Profit, describes many opportunities for exposure and profit that he has been able to legitimately achieve through flogging.

The problem with commercial blogging, or flogging, is not with using social media to make a profit. The danger lies in not being honest about your motives. If you are an independent person offering real insight into products you have researched or with which you have had good success, use it to your advantage. The best advice always comes from a real end user. Never mislead the public, or say that the product  accomplishes things it can’t. This will ultimately hurt the product, your ability to sell it, and the reputation of your own website. Google has recently shut down many websites for this reason.  Google offers clear guidelines as to what it expects from your website. The FTC just last year published new rules relating to internet marketing that directly affect flogging.

Ready to develop your own flog? Read up on the Google and FTC guidelines and then follow these simple rules:

• Set aside time to flog. Condition your readers to see new pieces come out from your site on a routine basis.
• Keep the content fresh. If you see an interesting bit of news that relates to your niche jot it down. Keep a note pad handy so that when you flog, you have fresh ideas waiting.
• Find other sites related to your niche. Research online to find third party websites, industry voices, and bloggers with whom you can build relationships and exchange ideas.
• Get involved. Join forums, discussions, contribute to other blogs, submit articles and ask website owners for a link back to your flog.
• Let your readers comment. Your reader’s comments are unbiased opinions and add value to your site. Moderate them as necessary, but the more the better.
• If you are getting paid to flog, say so. Most HD Publishing affiliates are independent marketers who make no commissions unless sales are made. If you are receiving money simply to flog, be upfront about it. Everything can be explained, except dishonesty.
• Use the SEO techniques you already know to promote your flog. Use analytics, back links, and other smart tools you already have to promote your website, and then don’t forget to link the flog to your website.
• Use Social Media sites to promote your flog. Have friends? Online? Make new postings to your flog a part of your social updates. Keep the content fresh and pertinent to your audience and watch as the traffic comes in.

Flogging isn’t brand new, but it is becoming an increasingly important part of the online marketer’s tool belt. Like all tools, quality is much more important than quantity, and make sure you know and follow the rules for use.

Good Luck Marketers!

Once upon a time SEO, or Search Engine Optimization, was simply a matter of making one’s website appear in the first few page of Google. And the biggest challenges were getting around search engine filters like Google’s PageRank. Having a high Google Page rank is still an ongoing goal, but it’s hardly the only factor in getting your page seen. As with everything on the internet, change is the only constant.
Even though each of our affiliates is advertising Net Detective or the National Alert Registry, every business is different. There is no one size fits all strategy these days. You may find the need to apply different SEO techniques than you have used in the past.
Net Detective and the National Alert Registry are what you would call a virtual service or product. Apps, images, music and movie downloads, for example, are also completely virtual. As such, end user cannot see or use the service without your help. You have to create ways for the end user to “see” the service.
While there is no substitute for site content, keyword density, amount of code, registration length of domain, and the lengths of time visitors stay on your page, here are few high impact things you can do:
• Blog- Blogs get noticed. A dedicated blogger maintain two or three blogs. The traffic gets your site noticed.
• Use backlinks- Partner with other non-competition sites, then have them incorporate links to your site. It’s a great way to get free traffic.
• Create a Facebook Fan page- Facebook quickly has become an important search engine. Sharing news with potential buyers virtually is a cost free way to get the word out.
• Tweet it-Improvements on your page? Innovations in the services you offer? Contest? Tell the world about. Get a Twitter following and tweet often.
• Try an Ad Exchange- No negotiating, price and site transparency, and flexibility make this relatively new channel worth exploring.
• Build your Brand- Build trust, links, and authority with a Home Page.
• Test, Test, Test- Document your website changes and follow how they effect your traffic, sales and competitors.

Thank you for becoming a HD Publishing Group (HDPG) affiliate. My name is James and I’ll be your guide on the path to success!  If you haven’t yet joined our Winning affiliate program, please visit our Affiliate Services Page for details.

If you have joined our program, you no doubt have dreams of depositing big checks in the not-too-distant future. With a bit of hard work, a ton of enthusiasm, and a little guidance, we can make it happen! I’ll be working closely with you throughout this training program and if you have any questions along the way, please feel free to contact me by email.

This is the first in a series of instructions. They’ll be filled with insider tips and tricks for novices and pros alike. Read ‘em, study ‘em, ask questions – that’s what I’m here for! Establishing your online business is going to be a challenge, so let’s hit the ground running!

So you’re in – what now?

Your very next step is to get a link up on your site – one that your visitors will see and want to click. There are two options that have proven effective: text links and banner links.

Log into your account in the Affiliate Zone and check the service specific links or banners. Click on “Resources”, then on either “Links” or “Banners”.

Select the link and/or banner you like, copy it, and paste it onto your site.

Ultimately, the decision on the type of link you’ll use and the placement of that link is entirely yours to make. Based on our experiences, we can tell you that some links are better than others. It all depends on the task at hand.

Text links are great because visitors know what to do with them. They are familiar, and perhaps most importantly, they can be used in context. Nothing sells better than a text link that you have inserted into a piece of ad copy, a review, or a testimonial. People are more likely to react when their attention is not diverted from what they are reading. They see an item of interest, and if a link allows them to explore it further, they do. Here’s an example of text links both in the body and at the end of a testimonial as a call to action using Net Detective:

“Net Detective: the easiest way to discover the truth about anyone. It’s completely legal. Use it in the privacy of your own home without anyone ever knowing.”

Try it today!

In most cases, banner ads are better at branding a company than they are at selling a service. Using a banner in conjunction with strategically placed text link can do a great job of raising visitor awareness of a service or merchant. When visitors read the content of a site, with text links embedded, they will have a better likelihood of clicking to take action.

An advertorial is a pre-written combination of service information and ad copy. These can be very effective as they combine images to build familiarity and strong ad copy to solicit a call to action.

Adding small bits of ad-like copy to your email signature allows for subtle work in areas like message boards, where overt commercial postings are often frowned upon. Use signature links when actively participating in a group that you and your potential customers have interest in. Here’s an example:

James Pruitt
Affiliate Manager
HD Publishing Group
affiliates@hdpublishing.com

When beginning strategic link placement, ask yourself the following question: ‘What areas of a website do I spend most of my time looking at?’ Here are some pointers:

• Think like your prospect!
• Place links where visitors can see them easily and most often!
• Always place your links “above the fold” so that they are visible without scrolling down!
• Optimize the free space in your navigation bar by placing text or banner links there!
• If you have space at the top of your page, you can use a banner/text combo like I used above!
• The top right hand corner of your page is prime real estate – reserve it for your best sellers!

To review the various linking choices or access to your stats, log into the Affiliate Zone with your 6-digit, numeric username/affiliate ID that was assigned to you and the password you chose when you joined. If you can’t remember your username or password, email me and I’ll be happy to send them to you!

If you really want to make money working with us, remember: we’re here to help. If you get your links up, work hard, and put the information in these lessons to proper use, you should be depositing those checks in no time!

These lessons have been developed to assist you in your efforts to become a successful affiliate. Please work through the examples and tips we provide and be sure to visit the Affiliate Zone, for additional resources. If you have any comments or questions, please let me know.

Best regards,
James Pruitt
Affiliate Manager
HD Publishing Group
affiliates@hdpublishing.com

Since 1996, HD Publishing Group has been proud to bring our customers the BEST in Internet search options. Starting with Net Detective, we quickly realized the need for quality data which could be searched using different criteria so we added National Alert Registry

CONTACT INFORMATION
HD Publishing Group
1392 S Woodland Blvd
DeLand, FL  32720 USA
386.736.3881  Phone (general office line)
386.736.3882  Fax

AFFILIATE PROGRAM

James Pruitt
Affiliate Assistant
386.785.2343 – Direct line

affiliates@hdpublishing.com

CUSTOMER SUPPORT
Customer Care Dot Com, Inc – Support site for questions on:
billing, service usage, subscription information for Net Detective (ND) and National Alert Registry (NAR)

support@hdpublishing.com

Author: Shawn C. Mason

More and More people are lured into affiliate marketing and you might be one of them. Indeed, affiliate marketing is one of the most effective means of generating a full-time income through the Internet. It’s a fair deal between the merchandiser and his affiliates as both benefit from each sale materialized.

Like in other kinds of business, a great deal of the profits in affiliate marketing depends on the affiliate’s advertising, promoting and selling strategies. Everyday, as affiliate marketing industry expands, competition heightens as well so an affiliate marketer must be creative enough to employ unique and effective ways to convince potential buyers to purchase or avail of the products and services offered.

Compared to traditional advertising practices, affiliate programs are more effective, risk-free and cost-efficient. But why do many people still fail in affiliate marketing? There are a lot of reasons and a lot of areas in the program to look into. The most critical aspect in the affiliate program is advertising.

Many affiliate marketers fail in this aspect because they lack hard work, which is the most important thing in affiliate marketing and in all other kinds of business as well. Although it pays to be lucky, you cannot merely rely on it.

Affiliate marketing isn’t as simple as directing customers to the business site. If you want to earn big, of course, you have to invest time and great amount of hard work in promoting the products. As earlier mentioned, the competition is very high and customers nowadays are very wise, too. After all, who doesn’t want to get the best purchase—that is, to pay less and get more in terms of quantity and quality.

Lack of preparation is also a reason why one fails in affiliate marketing, whether he is a merchandiser or an affiliate. Part of the preparation is researching. On the part of the merchant, he has to be highly selective in choosing the right affiliate websites for his affiliate program.

In order to be sure he has the best choices, he must have exhausted his means in looking for highly interested affiliates whose sites are sure fit to his products and services. The affiliate site’s visitors must match his targeted customers. On the other hand, the affiliate marketer must likewise research on the good-paying merchandisers before he signs up for an affiliate program.

He must ensure that the merchants’ products and services match his interests so he can give his full attention and dedication to the program. He can get valuable information by joining affiliate forums, comparing different affiliate programs and reading articles on affiliate marketing where he can get tips from experienced affiliate marketers on how to choose the best merchants and products with high conversion rate.

Above all, an affiliate marketer must be willing to learn more. Certainly, there are still a lot of things to learn and so an affiliate marketer must continue to educate himself so he can improve his marketing strategies. Many fail because they don’t grow in the business and they are merely concerned about earning big quickly. If you want long-term and highly satisfactory results, take time to learn the ins and outs of the business. Continue to improve your knowledge especially with the basics in affiliate marketing ranging from advertising to programming, web page development, and search engine optimization techniques. Likewise, study the needs and wants of your site users and how different merchandisers compete with each other.

Keep on trying; don’t get disappointed if your first attempts did not pay off. Thousands are attracted by the possibility of generating skyrocketing incomes through affiliate marketing and so they sign up in any affiliate program without carefully understanding every aspect of the business. When they don’t get instant results, they quit and sign up for another program and repeat the process of just copying links and referring them to others. When you sign up for an affiliate program, don’t expect to get rich in an instant. Work on your advertising strategies and be patient. You’ll never know how much you can get if you don’t persevere.

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