NexToronto to Host Toronto-Area Affiliate Marketing Workshops

Feb 11, 2017

Upcoming workshops will give participants the unique opportunity to walk through the strategy and development of a live, successful affiliate marketing site, NexToronto reports

TORONTO - February 11, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —

NexToronto Web Development & Internet Marketing announced a new series of Affiliate marketing workshops. The upcoming workshops will teach bloggers and website owners how to make money with existing or new web properties. Workshop attendees will be shown through the strategizing and development process that recently spawned websites such as Bed and Breakfast Niagara-on-the-Lake, an active, already-profitable affiliate marketing website.

As one of Canada's most successful and highly regarded WordPress development and Internet marketing agencies, NexToronto is well positioned to guide others to affiliate marketing success. With the upcoming affiliate marketing workshops having just been announced, those interested can join a special Meetup.com group and stay tuned to the NexToronto website for details to come in the near future.

"Many people dream of having the kind of passive, reliable income that can make life so much easier and more enjoyable," said NexToronto founder and CEO Danny D'Ambrosio, "Unfortunately, how to get started is often unclear, with too many people running into dead ends or giving in to confusion. In our new series of workshops, we're going to be showing just how simple affiliate marketing can be. By guiding attendees through the process that led to the creation of our own affiliate marketing sites, we're going to make it easy for anyone to succeed."

With so many businesses seeking the attention of Internet users, competition is fierce. Where some companies stick to paid advertisements or the organic traffic that flows from search engine results, many find affiliate marketing to be an even more powerful tool. Internet retail giant Amazon, for example, maintains an affiliate marketing system known as Amazon Associates that some estimates credit with delivering as much as 40 percent of its traffic.

As with most other affiliate programs, Amazon Associates sites that refer their own visitors to Amazon receive a commission for every sale that follows. With only a very small upfront investment generally being required and successful affiliate sites often needing little maintenance, affiliate marketing can be both easy and rewarding to become involved with.

With over a decade of experience in the field, affiliate marketing expert Danny D'Ambrosio will host the company's upcoming workshops in an effort to make things clear for attendees. With details still to be finalized, the Toronto-area workshops will center around topics such as affiliate marketing, SEO and WordPress. Such concrete, informed, highly specific information about affiliate marketing tends to be difficult to come by, so interest in the upcoming workshops is expected to be high.

About NexToronto WordPress Development & Internet Marketing:
Connecting the dots for clients, NexToronto offers a full range of top-quality, results-oriented web development and Internet marketing services.

Contact Info:
Name: Danny D'Ambrosio
Organization: NexToronto Web Development & Internet Marketing
Address: 2 Lippincott Court Richmond Hill, ON L4C 7M5 Telephone: 416-893-3231

Source URL: http://marketersmedia.com/nextoronto-to-host-toronto-area-affiliate-marketing-workshops/169071

For more information, please visit https://www.meetup.com/Toronto-North-Affiliate-Marketing-Meetup/

Source: MarketersMedia

Release ID: 169071

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