Incentive Affiliate Marketing

Affiliate marketing is a system of advertising in which a site features banners from another site for a percentage of any sales or leads generated through their site. Take for instance, an incentive website. The incentive website places the banners of their affiliate company on their website, the incentive website then drives traffic to it in hopes that a user will try one of the products that is listed on their sites.

As per the arrangement between the incentive website and the affiliate company, they are then paid a percentage for every product tried by these users. Large, name brand companies are the reason for this. They set aside millions of dollars every year just for advertising. Companies such as Netflix, Blockbuster, Vista Print, and so many more. They pay millions to companies to get new customers for them.

These large companies use this advertising money to pay these affiliate companies to find the new prospects. They then turn around and pay website owners to advertise these products. The name brand companies pays a sum to them and they pay the websites a percentage of that sum.

Now for the incentive part. You as a potential new customer for these large companies, get paid an incentive, such as prizes or cash to become one of these leads and try one of their products, in hopes that you will like their product and then become a customer. In the end, everyone is happy and have received some sort of payment.

The great part is, majority of these large companies will allow you to try their product free of charge for a certain amount of time to give you time to decide if you want to keep the product. If you decide you like it, then they have gained a new customer and if you don't like it, you don't have to keep it, nor do you have to be a customer. You have the option of just canceling the free trial and sending back their product. You would have no more obligations after this.

Surely you often see the commercials on TV that say you can try the product absolutely free for 30 days and if you don't like it, simply cancel and send it back. This is true, you can try these products for free and send them back if you don't like them. These are what you call free offers.

There are hundreds of free trial offers that companies will allow you to try, absolutely free. You are in no way obligated to keep them if you are not satisfied. This is a great way to learn about new products, test them out and see if you like them. How many times have you heard someone say they would like to try a product they saw on TV or in a store, but couldn't afford it. Why not try them out for free, with a bonus to boot, an incentive. You can choose from a variety of products and incentives from these incentive websites, also known as freebie websites.

There are hundreds of these all over the Internet who are looking for your business. If you are looking to try some free products and earn some prizes or cash, these are the companies to do that with. You will not find any place that is any easier to actually get paid to try a product for free.