 | Affiliate (Affiliate network) Affiliate
Networks are a group of World Wide Web sites that display your brand and
sell your products in the context of their content. Sporting goods can be
sold to users who are interested in sports. Scuba diving books can be sold
on scuba diving sites, nutritional, dietary supplements and vitamins are
sold on health sites, and so on. In short, you display your merchandise
directly on the affiliate Web sites, driving sales back through your
existing electronic storefront. |
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Web Site - a hosted site placed on a server that is
connected to the world wide web, where you put specific info you want place
there. |
| Home Page - the page
provided by many internet sites where your browser usually starts
first. This is like your home base. You can usually customize it
to some extent. But you don't control the content. |
| Netizens - one who surfs the net and usually joins
communities and participates in the internet. |
| E-mail |
| Snail mail - US Postal Service Mail system - normal mail. |
| E-Commerce (b-commerce, e-comm) - Almost any kind of
business conducted on the Internet. |
| Banner Exchange |
| Cookies: Cookies are small files stored on the
visitor's computer which record information that is of interest to the
visited site. Despite concerns that some people have, cookies are in no way
dangerous -- and can not be used to steal names, email addresses, phone or
credit card numbers. With affiliate programs, cookies have two primary
functions: to keep track of what a customer purchases, and to track which
affiliate was responsible for generating the sale (and is due a commission).
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