You own a website and have teamed with many others on the internet through internet affiliate marketing, in hopes of earning sales commissions on products and services the others offer. It only makes sense that the majority of your affiliated sites also offer online transactions since the web surfer is the target of your marketing.
However, there is no reason you cannot use internet affiliate marketing to work with service businesses that conduct their business offline. For example a used car lot may have a website that lists and displays a portion of its inventory and you guide potential customers to the site. The customer then wants to call the dealer to verify the availability of an advertised vehicle. Using affiliate software that that can track calls, you could still get credit for the sale and earn a commission.
Additionally, some service companies do not have an online presence, such as hair dressers or even attorneys. Working out an affiliate agreement with them, a small card could be printed out on their home computer with information linking the coupon with your site. By including a map to the business along with other pertinent information, it can be...
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