Private Training Workshops

If you want to top up your game as a marketer and entrepreneur you will need these skills:

• Productivity
• Creativity
• Innovation
• Leadership
• Customer knowledge
• Listening
• Decision making
• Delegating
• Teamwork
• Social media management
• Fostering relationships
• Crisis management
• Adaptability
• Research (keywords, market, competition)
• Analytics
• Copywriting
• Storytelling
• SEO
• Besic graphic design

Here, at WebMarketSupport, we use a series of business and marketing frameworks.

Business transformation and expansion, attracting customers, storytelling, copywriting, social media, SEO, and so much more.

We’ll make sure you’re applying what you learn in your business. 

Information without implementation, is just procrastination.

Every session is 1-hour long, once per week. 

You are granted unlimited training sessions, so it’s essential to stay on schedule and not exceed the session’s timeline.

An information carrier is an entrepreneur that explores and identifies “hot” market segments where people’s needs are not fully met. He creates information products to fulfill these needs.

A carrier is a researcher, reader, and lifelong learner. He constantly improves and innovates. He’s productive, creative, and inspiring.

A carrier organizes, transforms, and delivers specialized knowledge in digital format or as a service to help people solve problems, challenges, and satisfy their needs.

A carrier is an expert with a unique voice and a loyal fan base.

Marketing Publisher

A marketing publisher uses the model of affiliate marketing to promote products and services from companies around the world on his own properties online. A publisher connects consumers and brands and gets paid usually in the form of commissions.

What is Affiliate Marketing?

Affiliate marketing is a kind of performance marketing in which promotion/advertising of products and services takes place exclusively on the internet.

Let’s consider the following marketing/advertising plan of products and services

a) The company (advertiser) who wants to advertise its products and services or even a part of them online through the affiliate marketing model

b) The affiliate (partner or publisher) who undertakes the promotion of the products in a variety of ways and methods on the internet.

c) the affiliate network acting as an intermediary between an advertiser and an affiliate. Publishers are free to subscribe to these networks with the aim of identifying promotional products to promote them. These networks offer a wide variety of products from thousands of companies in many market segments and there are thousands of publishers who can promote these products.

Companies, in most cases, are required to pay an entry fee to the network, which can range from $20, $50, $100 to $200 or a little more, but there are affiliate networks who do not ask for any fees. This fee is paid only once or once a year, and companies get access to thousands of publishers/affiliates who can show interest in and get sales for the companies’ products.

Publishers are usually eligible to promote any company they want once they join an affiliate network, but there are networks where publishers have to apply for every company they want to co-operate with separately, and these applications are reviewed by the companies.

*In some cases, in the role of the network, we have affiliate managers who act as mediums between brands and publishers, usually organizing product launches or similar promotions. The affiliate manager is responsible for recruiting top-publishers to increase conversions for brands and to help publishers on their promotions by delivering exclusive material and by offering incentives and other methods. The fee of the manager can either be a percentage of sales or a predefined fee.

d) the final consumer (and/or visitor)

The company has the ability to avoid the publishers’ network and create an in-house affiliate program. In this case, the advertised company will likely have a harder time identifying affiliates on its own, but it can also choose to partner with affiliate managers who have their own circle of affiliates/partners.

The company that owns the final product will pay commissions to the affiliates if the customer was driven to the company by the unique marketing actions of the affiliate. This is a modern way of marketing that both companies and affiliates get benefited.

The company is benefiting from the “pay-per-performance model structure” meaning they don’t have to pay anything for advertising. When sales occur by the marketing efforts of the affiliates who take care of the advertising on their own, they pay affiliate commissions. The affiliates don’t have to spend a fortune on product development, the only thing they need to do is promote those products on their websites.

Nowadays, the simplified process of website creation resulted in open opportunities for writers, website owners, bloggers, marketers, owners of forums or online communities and various kind entrepreneurs to participate in the affiliate marketing model.

Detailed guide: how to make money with affiliate marketing

Key Benefits

• The advertised companies reduce their advertising costs to the minimum as now they pay commissions only when sales occur. They just sacrifice a percentage of their profits.
• Brands reach new audiences and enjoy a whole new world of opportunities instantly.
• The merchants (advertisers) can track their affiliates’ actions and every campaign can be measured accurately thanks to new technologies, the marketing tools provided by affiliate networks, and the internet.
• The publishers can build a business at very low-cost without having to worry about developing and delivering products and services, customer service, inventory, renting a property.
• The publishers can promote 1000’s of products at the same time on their websites and can monetize their online traffic in various ways beyond these promotions.
• The publishers can work with just a computer and an internet connection, or even a phone from anywhere in the world.
• Publishers set their own terms, enjoy timetable flexibility, they have minimum operating costs, earn recurring income from multiple streams.
• Publishers have the luxury to partner with any company they want, affiliate managers, and affiliate networks. and they can easily scale their businesses utilizing the power of emails, videos, webinars, social media, or paid campaigns just to name a few opportunities.
• The final consumers can make well-informed decisions and enjoy the same products with the same conditions at the same price.