The affiliate program made a nice website for you. Do you really have to make your own website too?
If you want free search engine traffic, the answer is yes.
On the other hand, if you will only be using pay per click search engines, you may not need a site of your own.
Most search engines aren't going to bother with indexing your affiliate link. They have that content already, it doesn't matter to them.
Making a website really isn't that big a deal. If you're a do it yourselfer, get Dreamweaver (far superior to Front Page, according to most). Then find affordable hosting and domain name, upload your site and start promoting. Ok, so that's a very simplified version, so if you want to do it right, make sure you read through the SEO section of this site as well.
If your technological expertise isn't quite up to that, don't despair. There is wonderful hosting out there which can help you.
SiteSell has tools which not only helps you build your website, but helps you brainstorm and market your website as well. You do not need HTML or graphics experience to make a SiteSell website, and they offer proof that their websites pull in traffic.
So, what do you put on your website to get clicks on your affiliate links? The best thing to do is write a review of appropriate products and include your affiliate link. This creates content, which the search engines love.
But what about free hosting? Wouldn't that do?
To do well in the search engines, at the very least you NEED your own domain name. These are very inexpensive, less than $10 a year with most registrars. And no, the good ones aren't all taken, you just have to be creative.
A website is a great addition to all affiliate marketing efforts. It can help you to bring in customers for years to come.
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