Affiliate email question

[Mateusz2]

When promoting an affiliate product through an email marketing campaign, can you send people directly to the checkout page, or do you need a bridge page first? I’m talking about cold leads

 

[T J Tutor]

Spamming won't work. They don't get through todays filters.

Email will work with lists with which you have a relationship. In other words, emails you have built from scratch through "opt-in" opportunities in your funnels..

 

[Graybeard]

When promoting an affiliate product through an email marketing campaign, can you send people directly to the checkout page, or do you need a bridge page first? I’m talking about cold leads

Generally, No. Read the affiliate program's guidance on the use of email.

 

[Batruhant]

I’ve had good results pulling verified emails straight from Twitter by running my searches through https://scravio.com/twitter-email-scraper. I like that it checks emails automatically and lets me download everything in a clean CSV, so I can plug it right into my outreach workflow without any fuss. It’s been especially handy for grabbing leads from replies and keyword searches.

 

[T J Tutor]

I usually use a bridge page for cold leads because it warms them up and boosts conversions. Direct-to-checkout only works for me when the list already trusts the offer.

So many noobs ignore this and think they can just run with direct links. Noobs think small sometimes!

 

[ncosta]

When promoting an affiliate product through an email marketing campaign, can you send people directly to the checkout page, or do you need a bridge page first? I’m talking about cold leads

yeh, always better use a pre lander and then you can split-test with different offers etc