The internet marketing space is filling up. Of the many ways people earn online, the most popular method is affiliate marketing.

In affiliate marketing, you endorse or sell other people’s products for a commission.

Affiliate marketing works quite well in the digital information space. Commissions are usually huge and very attractive.

Increasingly, I see that most opportunities arise with more people promoting the Business In A box type of opportunities.

This simply means that you acquire the rights to sell an entire business where everything is already done for you.

All you have to do is go through a few setup steps to get your business up and running, and then simply drive traffic to generate some sales.

You can literally build an email list using this method.

Popular in this niche are Private Label Rights (PLR). They come with the product completely made for you. The sales page is already prescribed for you. Some PLR ​​builders even go further by providing email swipes for your email list building.

The landing page or subscription page is already made for you.

For most people trying to market these types of opportunities, the challenge lies in setting up the sales funnel to work the way it’s supposed to.

Setup may involve setting up your PayPal payment links if payment is made directly to you.

Others will prefer to set this up through JV Zoo, for example, so they can use affiliate marketers to drive a lot of traffic to their offer.

Either way, most people find the setup challenging enough.

If your budget allows, you can hire the services of professionals to set this up on your domain.

Otherwise, it is possible to follow the instructions and configure it yourself.

Changing the links on the sales page is another challenge for most people. If you make a mistake, you may be losing a lot of traffic.

It helps if you have basic knowledge of HTML to make the process much easier.

Most of these opportunities also come with upselling and downselling. This means there are a lot of moving parts that need to be set up correctly for your funnel to work properly.

My first experience was with PLR products in the niche of making money online. One of the challenges I faced was linking the sales pages in the order that they work as they were supposed to.

I would get mixed up and confused in the end. When I thought I was done configuring and testing the pages, I was seeing a lot of errors that I didn’t know how to fix.

My budget was so small that I could afford the services of others to install it.

So I had to do some more research online and even bought a product that had instructional videos on how to properly set up all the pages, autoresponder, and email upload.

Then I was finally able to easily set up my PayPal links and all other pages, but it took a lot of time and frustration.

Now, the most important question to consider is whether these businesses in a box really work.

My short answer is do they?

But first, you need to know if this is a niche where you can easily find targeted traffic. If not, you need to do some more research into the niche so your efforts don’t go to waste.

Once you get past the setup stage, the only thing left for you is to generate traffic. This can be paid or free traffic.

Depending on the type of your opportunity, the return on investment can be huge.

If you want to earn more from this type of opportunity, you need to see how much it pays.

I usually prefer these types of opportunities when they involve recurring income.

I am currently working on one that promises recurring earnings and pays at different levels.

If you are aware of second level opportunities, you can get even more from your downline sales in your network.

My advice to you is to find an opportunity where your costs are easily recouped when you sell at least 2 licenses to others.

Any revenue you make should be funneled into further traffic acquisition. Paid traffic is the fastest way to get your offer seen by many eyes.

You should also build your mailing list while selling at the same time.

The key is to find products that are in a timeless niche and in high demand.

A good example of an eternal niche is hosting and site builders. Everyone who is online to make money requires a website and those websites require hosting.

In a niche like this, for example, your product must comply with all the 7 laws of a profitable and sustainable business.