[Rob@GoFreelance]

Aw, heck, this is too easy. We set up this mini-site a few months ago to generate search engine traffic and feed it to Freelance Work Exchange:

www.100freelancemarkets.com/

It's a very basic site, but it's now producing a click through rate of over 60%, and generating 100 signups a month, with a conversion rate of 5.6% - and traffic is still growing. We have a number of similar sites which are getting equally good results - it's a formula that's easy to follow.

For an affiliate, this would mean an income of $1000 a month (and rising) just for knocking out a few optimized pages.

If you would like some of this easy money, I would be happy help you get started. We have a comprehensive keyword list, and you use our template, or modify it, or whatever...

Just contact me at rob.palmer@freelanceworkexchange and we'll get you on the gravy train.

Rob Palmer
rob.palmer@freelanceworkexchange.com

Freelance Work Exchange
http://www.freelanceworkexchange.com/affiliates.html

[kapsat]

why do you have google ads on http://www.freelanceworkexchange.com/ ?

[infoTim]

I was wondering the same thing. :-)

[iktorn]

"Sorry, could not connect to database.

Please contact your system's admin for more help"

...

[kapsat]

;)

[Rob@GoFreelance]

We were just experimenting...they will be gone tomorrow. Our number one priority is to support affiliates. So if you find any other kind of leak, let me know and we'll plug it.

[Rob@GoFreelance]

As promised, the Google Ads are now history.

[cjshu]

Where can I get your site templates? Are they on CJ?

[FFoc]

Where can I get your site templates? Are they on CJ?
Read Rob's first post, he tells you specifically how to go about it:
Just contact me at rob.palmer@freelanceworkexchange.com and we'll get you on the gravy train.

[avum]

Looks like there are still google ads on the about page.

[kapsat]

pages from a quick glance that still have goooooooogle ads?????

http://www.freelanceworkexchange.com/find-work.html
http://www.freelanceworkexchange.com/about.html
http://www.freelanceworkexchange.com/work-at-home-jobs-for-writers.html
http://www.freelanceworkexchange.com/work-at-home-jobs-for-designers.html
http://www.freelanceworkexchange.com/work-at-home-jobs-for-programmers.html
http://www.freelanceworkexchange.com/work-at-home-jobs.html

[Rob@GoFreelance]

Thanks for pointing those out...we'll fix them asap.

[Rob@GoFreelance]

Where can I get your site templates? Are they on CJ?

You can download the template here:

www.freelanceworkexchange.com/fwe-template.html

You just need to substitute your CJ links where appropriate. Actually, putting the whole template up as a CJ link is a good idea. I'll see if we can set it up as an Advanced or Content link.

[cinran]

Rob,

Can your affiliates use the content information from the www.100freelancemarkets.com website?

Example:

Find Great Freelance Jobs
Freelance jobs are always available, but you need to know where to look. The Internet is a great place to find jobs for writers, designers, programmers, photographers, medical transcriptionists...and more.

But where do you start? Where can you find a site that offers all the freelance jobs and projects you need to stay busy and earn a healthy living. When I started freelancing, I found it difficult to get enough jobs to keep me busy, month in, month out. Then I discovered a site that keeps me updated regularly with new additions and opportunities.

As a result, I now never have to look for work. In fact, work comes looking for me. It's never been easier to find freelance jobs and projects. Without a doubt, my favorite jobs site is Freelance Work Exchange. Here there are hundreds of freelance jobs covering all sectors of the market.

It's easy to sign up, and you get instant access to all the jobs in the database. And there always seems to be something new and of interest to keep me busy.

When I started freelancing, everything was done through personal visits and by snail mail. Today, the world is very different. You can complete almost any project by email, and find your next job online. This really is a revolution in working practices, and it opens up a whole new world of opportunities. There has never been a better time to be a freelancer, or to find new freelance jobs and projects.

I've tried a number of different sites on the Internet, but I've been disappointed with many. So now I stick to the one that I know will provide the results I need. If you're looking for a freelance job or project, this is a great place to start.

Click here to find thousands of freelance jobs

Thanks,
Randy

[Rob@GoFreelance]

Hi Randy

We're quite happy for you to use extracts from case studies and so on word for word. Of course, it's better not to copy entire pages, or the search engines may flag the duplicates as spam. So please feel free to use sections of content as you wish, but just avoid replicating whole pages.

[Rob@GoFreelance]

We've now uploaded the page template as an Advanced link in CJ - so that should make it easier for you to use. Again, you can modify this in any way you find helpful.

[marketphil]

Hi Rob,

Supposing a referral did not continue beyond the 7-day trial period, do I still get to keep the $10 commission?

Henry

[Rob@GoFreelance]

Hi Henry

Yes. If they cancel after five minutes, you still get the money. It's our job to convert them into full members. All you have to do is get the trial signup. We never reverse commissions, unless we detect affiliate fraud. Even if they ask for a refund, that's our problem, not yours.

[marketphil]

Thanks, Rob. That's really nice to hear. :)

Henry