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The Mother-inspired solution.
To be honest, her advice was more of a catalyst, than the solution itself. However, through brainstorms, months of life donated by our team of programmers and plenty of testing, we found a way to...
- offer more value to our readers. - allow us to exist as THE authority and expert on our topic. - become a one-stop-shop for everything in our niche. - get more repeat visitors. - get more reach with more word of mouth recommendations. - allow our readers to choose from hundreds of relevant products (where we'd earn affiliate commissions on each). - allow them to easily find and compare products (again, ALL products would have our affiliate links embedded). - easily update our product offerings whenever you want to reflect virtually anything that's new on the market.
We call it StoreStacker and it's changed everything about the way we see and do affiliate marketing.
StoreStacker in a nutshell.
The concept is simple, but the outcome is quite extraordinary. StoreStacker allows you to create your own niche affiliate store anywhere you want - any website or blog, either new or existing, enabling you to offer a highly targeted selection of products to your audience.
"Hey!" you say, "I've seen something like this before". "Ha!" we say, "this is no ordinary online store".
Based on what your site is about (your target market and subject matter), StoreStacker will pull products from both Ebay and Amazon (with Clickbank, Overstock and more to come), literally 'stacking' these products together, with product pictures, descriptions, pricing and automatically inserting your affiliate ID into the product links, allowing readers to easily shop your product selection and choose the products that fit them best.
The massive benefit of stacking. I thought I should point this out before we get deeper into the benefits of using this system. As stated above, StoreStacker stacks niche products from eBay, Amazon and more, into one place. This means that your site would be one of, if not the largest source for products in your niche. You have the combination of all of these sources of products, meaning you have more than each individually. Powerful? Yes.
7 reasons the StoreStacker system changes EVERYTHING.

#1 Give your surfers exactly what they want; MORE products to choose from and more options to compare.
How do we know your surfers want more choice in the products than what you're currently offering them?
Ebay auctions work. The Amazon.com model WORKS. Overstock makes a killing. What do all of these websites have in common? They offer their audience a LOT of options. Why re-invent the wheel when you can use the EXACT model that has made the internet giants what they are today? Don't argue with your consumers...
Consumers LOVE to peruse wide assortments of products. Consumers LOVE reading reviews and information about products. Consumers LOVE looking for good deals. Consumers LOVE comparing products.
The business models above give people EXACTLY what they want. StoreStacker allows your site to do the same. You become THE one-stop-shop in your category.
#2 Affiliate marketing made easy.
All of the traditional problems of affiliate marketing are virtually erased with the addition of StoreStacker. No more:
- Constant searching for products that will fit your audience. - Spending hours placing the products on your pages with correct links, typing product descriptions, etc. - Fiddling with formats and the 'best' way for your site to display products. - Doing the same as above when trying to test new products. - Managing all of these product offerings and keeping them up to date.
Affiliate marketing becomes easier and generates more revenue faster. The system handles all of your products for you and compiles them into a slick storefront, so you can spend more time on the 'marketing' part, and less on the 'affiliate'.
#3 Your website instantly exudes authority on its subject matter.
What do big sites that offer lots of information, lots of products and lots of options (especially if focused in a niche), do?
They ooze authority. People buy from sites that are authorities on their subject matter. People come back to authority sites. People refer others to these sites. Bottom line, people trust the authority. Putting out that authoritative 'vibe' means more profit.
Which site seems like more of an authority on its subject matter?