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Program Overview: We offer affiliates (also known as referrers or partners) a monthly recurring commission rate of 35% for referred sales. This means if you place an affiliate link or banner on your website or blog and someone else comes through that link and purchases a membership, you receive 35% of that person's membership fee as long as he or she remains a member! (click here for terms and disclaimers of our affiliate program)

 

We do not require that affiliates have a website or blog to participate. If you simply wish to promote this site to your friends or family members and you use your link, you will get credit. However, you are not permitted to use your affiliate link to purchase your own membership. Click here for some ideas of how to promote the program.

 

How to Sign-Up for Our Affiliate Program: Our affiliate program is managed by ClickBank, the Internet's premier retailer for digitally delivered products. It is free to signup to become an affiliate. If you do not currently have an account at ClickBank, click here now to open an account.

 

 

What is your Affiliate Link? Your affiliate link will be provided by ClickBank. Once you have an account with ClickBank, your account nickname becomes your affiliate Identifier. Your affiliate link to My Autism Network will be something like (be sure to replace "yourname" with your actual ClickBank account nickname):

 

http://yourname.autismnet.hop.clickbank.net

 

Click here to create your unique affiliate link now!

 

The Affiliate Program Rules: Please abide by the following rules. There's only a few so it's not too much to remember.

• Please always "Do the Right Thing". If the method or keywords you're promoting seem wrong or unethical, then they probably are. Use your gut. If you have questions, please contact us by sending an e-mail to affiliates @ MyAutismNetwork.com.

• Unsolicited E-Mail Advertising is Strictly Prohibited. Do Not Send our ads in your e-mail campaigns unless you have an opt-in list and you use a redirect to promote our link. This rule is in place so that we may abide by our payment provider's code of conduct. Any Affiliates using e-mail in violation of these terms will be banned indefinitely.

• Absolutely Do Not Violate Any of ClickBank's Affiliate Policies. To read them click here.

Any Affiliate Caught Violating our rules, Terms of Service or Privacy Policies will be banned immediately. We reserve the right to refuse working with any affiliate who violates these rules.
 

 

How to Promote My Autism Network: There are a number of ways members of our affiliate program may promote the membership and earn commissions. You are free to use our library of image ads, text ads, email templates and other materials below. Here are a few suggestions:

• Place your affiliate link on your existing website or blog. This includes blogs hosted on third party sites such as Blogger, Wordpress and others.

• Create new websites or blogs about Autism or Asperger's disease and promote our membership site.

• Place your affiliate link on existing Squidoo Lenses or HubPages hubs (or create new ones and post your link on them!).

• Place your affiliate link on your MySpace.com, Facebook.com or other social networking site profile page.

• Place your affiliate link in your forum signature of popular parenting and Autism-related forums (where permitted).

• Purchase advertising and promote your affiliate link on search engines such as Google AdWords, Yahoo Search Marketing, Microsoft AdCenter and others.

• Submit Your Own Articles related to Autism or Asperger's Disease to Free Article Directories such as EzineArticles.com, GoArticles.com, ArticleDashboard.com and others (there are 1000's of them!).

• Purchase print advertising in Autism or parenting related newsletters or magazines and publish your affiliate link on it.

• If you have an email newsletter (opt-in only), send your list an announcement about our membership using one of our templates. Do not send spam!

• Printout flyers with your affiliate link on them and take them to your doctor's office, local parent hangouts, restaurants, schools, therapy clinics, etc.

• Tell your doctor about our membership and have other parents call you about the membership. When they call, tell them you will email the link and make sure it is your affiliate link.

These are just a few ideas of ways for you to promote the My Autism Network membership and earn monthly commissions. If you have other ideas for ways to promote our membership, please send them to us (affiliates @ myautismnetwork.com).

 

Image Ads for Your Website or Blog: You are free to use our image ads to promote your affiliate link to sell access to our membership site. Click here to see a sampling of all our ad templates.

 

Click below to see samples and download individual image ads (right click and choose "save as" to save them to your computer):

 

Leaderboard Ad (728x90) Large Square Ad (250x250) Small Square Ad (200x200) Skyscraper Ad (120x600) Wide Skyscraper Ad (160x600)

Banner Ad (468x60) Large Rectangle Ad (336x280) Medium Rectangle Ad (300x250) 120x90 Ad 120x60 Ad

 

Email Templates: Below you will find two types of email templates. The first one is if you are simply sending an email to friends, family or other contacts telling them about My Autism Network. The second email template is for website owners, newsletter providers and email marketers who have email lists that they would like to promote My Autism network to.

 

Template #1:

Hello [ENTER NAME HERE], As you know, Autism is a subject near and dear to my heart. I am always looking for news, websites and blogs related to this subject matter. I am very excited today to tell you about a new membership site I recently joined called My Autism Network. You can check it out for yourself at [INSERT YOUR AFFILIATE LINK HERE]. As a member, I get access to helpful articles, downloadable reports, instructional videos and audio downloads. The website was developed by two therapists, an occupational therapist and a speech language pathologist, who actually work day-to-day in the homes of children and teens who have Autism and Asperger's. The part of the website I like most is the expert member's only forum. I have not found anything else like it online. I get to interact and ask questions to these Autism experts. This has really helped me on a day-to-day basis. If you are looking for a resource where you can get great content about Autism or Asperger's and ask questions of these experts, I highly encourage you check it out. The website link is [INSERT YOUR AFFILIATE LINK HERE]. I will talk to you again soon. Thank you. Sincerely, [YOUR NAME GOES HERE]

 

Template #2

Hello [ENTER NAME HERE], Everyday life as a parent is hard. When you add a child or children to a family who have Autism or Asperger's, a parent's job become much more difficult. Parents of children with Autism regularly face some or all of the following challenges: * an increased number of meltdowns and tantrums by their child. * unsolicited suggestions and advice from family members, other parents and even strangers on how to handle their children. * Anxiety and stress over what education and therapy programs to implement and how to manage them. * The financial burden of having to pay for expensive therapy and other medical treatments. These are just a few examples of the types of challenges that parents of children with Autism have to deal with on a day-to-day basis. One frustration felt by just about any parent in this scenario is the lack of places to turn to when they face these daily challenges. Parent support groups, a child's therapist or doctor and family members can provide some support. However, these sources are often unavailable when parents really need them. One good resource parents can use when these challenges arise is the My Autism Network community. This one-of-a-kind membership provides parents with tons of content including in-depth articles, downloadable reports and guides, helpful video presentations, audio downloads, templates, forms and more. My personal favorite feature of this membership community is the expert member forum. Inside the forum, parents can ask questions and interact with Autism experts when they need them. You can check out this terrific membership community by visiting [ENTER YOUR AFFILIATE LINK HERE]. The My Autism Network Community was founded by two therapists who have focused their careers in providing therapy to people with Autism. Kelli Brooke is a speech language pathologist and Tara Renee is an occupational therapist. They both work day-to-day in the homes of people with Autism through the therapy company they co-own. They formed the My Autism Network Community to expand their reach to help more families affected by Autism and Asperger's Syndrome. If you feel you could benefit from this type of membership, I strongly encourage you to at least checkout their website. You can click the link below to go to the website now: [ENTER YOUR AFFILIATE LINK HERE] I hope this membership can help you. I will talk to you again soon. Thank you. Sincerely, [YOUR NAME GOES HERE]

 

Ezine Ad Templates: If you have an email newsletter or ezine that you would like to put your affiliate link in as an ad, you are free to use one of the following ads in your email:

 

Ad #1

Need Help with the Daily Challenges of Autism? Go to [ENTER YOUR AFFILIATE LINK HERE] and get the support you need.

 

Ad #2

Ask Questions and Interact with Autism Experts Now at [ENTER YOUR AFFILIATE LINK HERE]. Plus get access to in-depth articles, downloadable reports, video presentations, audio downloads and much more!

 

Ad #3

New Membership Community for Families Affected by Autism or Asperger's. My Autism Network provides parents with in-depth articles, downloadable guides, videos, audios and exclusive access to the expert Autism forum.

 

 

Keywords to Promote: Below you will find a list of keywords related to both Autism and Asperger's Syndrome. You are free to use these keywords in pay-per-click advertising campaigns or to use when writing articles promoting our membership.

 

Autism Keywords:

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Asperger's Keywords:

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Pay-Per-Click Ads: In this section, you will find some samples of the types of pay-per-click ads you may want to run on search engines like Google, Yahoo, MSN and others.

 

Brandable Reports: Below you will find instructions and downloads related to reports you may download and give away to website visitors, email subscribers, friends, family and others. The reports will have links back to My Autism Network and will be branded with your own affiliate link!

 

(Brandable Reports are Coming Soon!)

 

Affiliate Program Questions? If you have questions about our affiliate program or just want to suggest something, please send email to: affiliates @ myautismnetwork.com.

 

Affiliate Program Terms & Disclaimers: Please read over these terms and disclaimers of our affiliate program.

• You must comply with all ClickBank affiliate policies. Click here to view them.

• Our referral commission rates are subject to change at our discretion without notice.

• Affiliate commissions will be paid to affiliates directly from ClickBank.com. If you have questions about the schedule of payments or problems related to your commissions, you must contact them directly. Click here for that page.