Whenever someone new attempts to earn money on Warrior Plus, there’s often a lot of confusion about why they’re not seeing any success after sign up. They’ve heard that this is the place to be a successful online entrepreneur, but what they don’t realize is, it’s a platform – not a business model.
The business model is something you have to create, and that’s where most individuals run into obstacles. Warrior Plus supports both affiliate marketers and vendors who want to launch their own products.
If you’d like to create a business that soars on this site, you ideally want to become both, maximizing your earning potential and watching it grow over time from both angles.
Start with Transparency That Builds Trust
As someone who has drive to succeed and a desire to make something of themselves, you might only look at things from your perspective. But if you want others to spend money with you, you have to consider how they see you.
Signing up for Warrior Plus, or most platforms for that matter, and getting an audience to use your links to buy something is easier when you are transparent with who you are. Although the site gives you the ability to use a random username in your dealings, that often creates a sense of doubt with the customer, vendor or affiliate.
Vendors have to be very careful with who they approve to promote their products. If they approve someone who sends junk traffic, who lowers their EPC or causes lots of refunds and chargebacks, then it ruins their launch.
If you have no record of conversions on the site, they won’t know whether or not you’re trustworthy. So often, the vendors go looking for information about you. If you’re BBQMan1972 that doesn’t tell them as much as your actual name does.
With your real name, they can do things like Google you to see if you have a website, and if so, how spammy or valid is it? They can also look you up on Facebook and see if you have any mutual friends or see how your posts look and whether or not they get engagement or are spammy as well.
They can head to YouTube to see if you have a channel and watch your review videos to see what they’re like. Of course, you can also add some of that to a note, but transparency is good all the way around.
Customers like knowing who they’re buying from, so as a vendor, it’s always a good idea to use your name and a real photo in your bio. This gives the consumer confidence about who you are – and it also helps affiliates feel comfortable sending their subscribers to you.
Take Time to Develop Connections for Approval
Getting approved isn’t just for affiliates. While vendors can launch a product with Warrior Plus approval, affiliates will also be sizing them up to see if they want to promote for them.
From an affiliate standpoint, if you have no track record, you have to prove to vendors that you’re worthy of approval. Of course, some will approve you with no stats required. If you want to get approved, make a plan to connect with the vendor before you apply.
Start by getting on their affiliate list, if they have one. You may also want to get on their subscriber list to see what talking points they emphasize with their customers. You can see what they will approve of in terms of promotions by watching how they promote others.
Next, friend them on Facebook – because that’s where many marketers network on posts, in groups and in private messages. You want to begin engaging with their posts at first.
Private message them and ask if they have a group for their affiliates. You might want to mention your plans for reviewing and promoting their upcoming launch. This might help them put you on a short list to send a review copy to whenever it’s ready.
If you want to, make a post about the upcoming product and tag the vendor in it. You might say something like, “Creating an awesome bonus for people who grab John Doe’s (product name) through my link next Thursday. Can’t wait to tell you about it!”
One thing that happens with public connections is that others watch to see who is promoting products like the ones they’re launching. So if John Doe’s marketing friends see your post, they might approach you to promote for them, too.
Right before you apply for approval, shoot a quick message to the vendor and let them know you have your bonus or promo ready and that you’re going to apply under your username (and let them know what that is).
If you’ve made friends with them, then the fact that you have no stats to stand on won’t work as much against you. Being friends on Facebook, they can see that you’re a real person, with friends and family – not someone trying to hide who they are so they can make some scam sales in a hurry.
As a vendor, you’ll want to take the same approach, only you’ll be targeting people who promote the same kinds of products as the one you’re launching. Network with those affiliates, and do it in a friendly way.
Whenever your JV page is ready for your launch, post it publicly. Don’t tag everyone. Save that for a leaderboard, if you run a contest. If you have a good rapport with some of the affiliates, send them a short, quick message letting them know the launch is coming up – and be sure to send the link to the JV page, along with a review copy.
Just don’t stay silent and fail to engage with them and then spring the request on them. That feels more spammy to the affiliates, and you want genuine communication and networking.
Make a Plan for Advancing Your Warrior Affiliate Income
Once you have the ability to get approved by vendors, you have to think strategically about your next moves. Promote vendors whose products won’t cause refunds. As an affiliate, you want your stats to show progress.
That means you have good conversions and a low refund rate. Some affiliates have unfortunately only learned spammy traffic tactics, like buying poor traffic to send to an offer.
Start building your blog traffic with solid, valuable posts. Show your worth by only promoting products that are worth promoting so your reputation grows. This way, whenever you recommend a product, people will buy without hesitation.
Top affiliates stay on top of upcoming product launches. You can do this by seeing what’s coming up on Muncheye as well as on the Warrior Plus calendar. You can find this by going to Affiliates, then Launch Calendar.
If you know what’s coming up, you can create blog posts that target the product name early on and rank your site for it before other affiliates do. This is known as launch jacking, when you get a head start on the promo process.
Affiliates who dominate the launch promos often have a bonus to compete with other affiliates. If you can rise in the ranks on leaderboards, then you’ll be able to earn extra prize money and see your automated approval by vendors come to fruition.
Don’t get too focused only on launches, either. There are vendors who have dozens of products they’ve launched on Warrior Plus, and if it’s after the launch period, many will give you easier approval for their product.
So look to see what they previously launched and then send them a message and ask if they can give your traffic a good deal with a coupon code. Sometimes, a vendor will put together a special, private deal only for your audience, and sometimes it includes a package of previous launches.
These promos that you arrange directly with the vendor not only increase your earnings, but it gives you a higher rank as an affiliate. This allows you to arrange better deals, higher commission and other perks for yourself and your audience.
Watch Profits Soar When You Become a Respected Vendor
Proven affiliates are always looking for someone new to promote, so being a newcomer to Warrior Plus as a vendor is not a mark against you, but an opportunity. As long as you have a great product, you can get people onboard to promote.
Respected vendors do a few things differently. First and foremost, they try to release innovative products that have cutting edge instructions and ideas in them. Whether it’s an info product, software or something else, you want to stand out as something new and not rehashed.
Once they have a product to launch, they price it right. Cheaper is not always better. You want to be mindful of both customers and affiliates. If you price everything dirt cheap for customers only, then affiliates won’t feel it’s worth promoting.
You want to come up with an evergreen price as well as a launch price point, which is a better deal than the evergreen one. Then, determine what you want to give affiliates. Typically, that will be no less than 50% of the sale.
For the recruitment of top affiliates, you might even approach them with a bigger affiliate commission – such as 75 to 100% on the front end of the product. Some newbies balk at offering 100% commission, but there’s good reason to do this.
If you can secure a promotion from the top affiliates in your niche, then you’ll be getting the opportunity to put their customers onto your list. You have to think in terms of future sales and commissions you can earn from these individuals once you have them on your list.
Make sure you’re taking good care of these affiliates’ subscribers once they send them to you. If the affiliate hears reports back from the customers that you were rude or didn’t answer customer service emails, they won’t want to send people to you in the future.
One thing you want to avoid when becoming a vendor who is climbing the ranks is getting roped into any reciprocal deals. You’ll often see on a vendor’s JV page something that says “we reciprocate.”
This is not always a good thing. What that often means is, as long as someone converts in sales, this vendor is willing to send their subscribers to that person’s offer. So you might be committing to send your newly built list to someone with questionable ethics or poor products of their own.
Your reputation for a long-term growth strategy on Warrior Plus isn’t just about what you do as a vendor or affiliate, but what you connect your customers to after your initial launch is over.
Utilize Your Progress to Tack on More Earnings
As you begin to see your business grow on this platform, you’ll be opening the door to more opportunities. One thing you want to consider is using previous launches you’ve had as part of future funnels.
Whenever an affiliate is considering an offer, they usually look at how big and lucrative the funnel is. If you only have one item, then the price point needs to be high enough to make it worth it for them.
If you’ve had three product launches, then that gives you three additional upsells you can add on (or combine for 1-2 upsells if you prefer). Each time you have a new product launch, look at what kind of bundle of existing products you can put into an OTO (one time offer).
This adds more earnings for you and your affiliate and also gives customers the opportunity to pick up your previous products they may have missed on a discounted price point.
Even if you don’t have anything prior, make sure you put together an offer with at least one upgrade offer. Even if you as a buyer hate upsells, put that aside and allow those who do appreciate a good deal to get one.
You can also bundle up previous bonuses you’ve created for other peoples’ product launches and use those as a combo product of your own. For example, let’s say you wrote five different PLR (private label rights) reports as affiliate bonuses for five PLR launches by others – one for each launch.
One day, you can bundle those five bonus packs up and launch is as a PLR pack of your own. Just make sure the buyers know it’s not brand new – that this is a special bundle deal you’re offering.
You can also do the same as an affiliate. Many affiliates take their own product launches and offer that as their affiliate bonus whenever someone buys something through their link.
So you might take a product you launched on Warrior Plus and make it a bonus for someone else’s new launch so you’re still earning new revenue from your past efforts. Making money on Warrior Plus isn’t difficult if you have a strategy in place to get the ball rolling and then level up over time.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, succeeding on Warrior Plus requires a proactive approach, strategic thinking, and a commitment to building trust and strong relationships. It's crucial to understand that Warrior Plus is not a ready-made business model, but rather a platform that offers opportunities for both affiliate marketers and vendors.
Transparency and authenticity play a significant role in building trust with customers, vendors, and affiliates. By using real names, providing genuine photos, and engaging in open communication, you can establish credibility and increase your chances of approval and success.
Developing connections and fostering relationships is key to securing approvals and gaining support from vendors and affiliates. By actively engaging with their content, joining affiliate and subscriber lists, and showcasing your enthusiasm for promoting their products, you can position yourself as a valuable partner and increase your opportunities for success.
As an affiliate, focus on promoting high-quality products with low refund rates, while as a vendor, strive to release innovative offerings that stand out in the market. Pricing your products appropriately, offering competitive affiliate commissions, and providing exceptional customer service are all vital elements of building a reputable brand and attracting top affiliates.
Moreover, seizing opportunities to leverage previous launches, creating upsells and bundle offers, and utilizing your own product launches as affiliate bonuses can help maximize your earnings and sustain long-term growth.
Remember, success on Warrior Plus is not achieved overnight. It requires dedication, ongoing learning, and adaptability. By staying informed about upcoming product launches, continuously refining your strategies, and embracing a growth mindset, you can position yourself for long-term success in the dynamic world of Warrior Plus.
With a well-crafted plan, a commitment to transparency, and a focus on building strong connections, you can navigate the Warrior Plus platform effectively, achieving your financial goals and establishing yourself as a respected and thriving entrepreneur.
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