I have some pros and cons to let you know about with using the EasyClickMate script. But first, let me tell you what it does and why I bought it.  I have many different products on ClickBank, and this site forces you to get a new account for each product if you want it to appear in the marketplace for affiliates to promote. Well I didn’t want to pay that – especially for a small dollar product. So I asked around and the masses told me to get EasyClickMate.

I emailed Adrian (the product owner) explaining that the whole script thing confused me and that I wasn’t even 100% sure what the product would do for me. Now that it’s up, I get it. Using EasyClickMate, I can have my affiliates go to my Affiliate sign up page here: http://www.tiffanydow.com/Affiliates and sign up.

From there, my affiliates can choose from a drop down box as to which product of mine they want to promote. They can click to gt resources that I provide, too. (Which I’m building on as we speak). I can also see who’s promoting my products and email them (since they’re signed up to my affiliate autoresponder) and give them tips, tutorials, and tools to help them succeed, which in turn helps ME succeed.

So I LOVE that part. It’s awesome and I’m finally finding out that I potentially have a system already ready for people to use to promote the PLR Mini Mart, so I’m working that out carefully with someone who has a more technical mind than myself. Which brings me to my “con” associated with this product, and this con is actually a slam against ME, not the product or its owner. LOL

Scripts are confusing. PDF files and seemingly simple instructions might be just that for normal people, but for someone like me, who is fighting the tech challenges with one hand tied behind my back, it’s not enough. Adrian installed the product for me, but there were still tasks for me to do. I, of course, screwed even THOSE small tasks up, so it was “Clean up on Aisle Tiffany” and I had to call in the troops to help me get everything straight again.

Adrian was very accomodating, so this is nothing against his customer service or his product, to be honest! What I’m saying is that the script (maybe any script) is foreign to me and I require literal, step by step video “do this, do that” instructions or simple text might get the best of me.  He DID have text step by step instructions, but I messed those up.

So if you’re like me, you may need to fork over the additional $30 and have Adrian come to your rescue and get you all set up. In the end, it’s WELL worth it. I’m excited. I have a nice list of affiliates I’ll be teaching and pampering now. And I haven’t tried it yet but I found out from one of you that it has a cool JV feature built in where I can create JV offers for people. We shall see
Tiff

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