August 04 Affiliate Newsletter Volume 1 Issue 2
Welcome to the August SpanishPrograms.com Affiliate Newsletter!
I hope everything is going great for all of you!
July was a great month for the LearnSpanishToday Affiliate Program. We again broke our previous highest monthly totals in sales made and number of affiliates selling over $100!
If you would like to check your affiliate account for your commission total for this month go to: http://www.spanishprograms.com/cmd.php?cmd=login. If you don't remember your username and password e-mail me, and I'll get them to you.
This issue:
Top 5
How much money can you make from The Visual Link Spanish Free Spanish Lessons Module? Here are last month's top affiliate earners:
Top 5 Affiliates in July, 2004:
Commission Earned (USD)- $203.43
- $140.63
- $127.96
- $68.47
- $47.23
LearnSpanishToday News
Level 2
Our Visual Link Spanish Level 2 Course is set to come out this fall. Level 2 will focus in on practicing verb conjugations. This will be great for customers who already have basic Spanish knowledge, but who need brush up their skills and learn new vocabulary, or for those who have already completed Level 1. The price on Level 2 will be much less that Level 1. We are now in the final testing stages, and I will let you know when the release date is announced.
About Visual Link Spanish
Our Teaching Method
The Visual Link® Speaking Method was developed by David S. Clark, director of U.S. Institute of Languages, in 1996. It was then perfected by a team of linguists/Instructors from the Institute. Instead of just learning isolated words, using this method, individuals learn how to form correct, complete sentences by the end of the first audio session. Languages are learned by themes like Basic Needs, Locations, Survival Expressions, and Communication. Within each theme, the language is broken down into groups of words. Words are chosen from each group to form sentences.
Affiliate Tip of the Month!
Disabling Smart Tags on a Web Page (This month's tip is provided by www.affiliatetip.com)
Disabling Smart Tags on a Web Page: Smart Tags are a controversial feature in Internet Explorer 6.0 beta that allows Microsoft to place their links in other people's websites (yours and mine). You can disable Smart Tag recognition in Internet Explorer within your site by adding a Meta tag to your Web pages.
Feedback
That's all for this month. Once again, if there is anything I can do to help, or if you have any suggestions or requests please let me know.
Best regards,
Brock M. Hadley
US Institute of Languages
Affiliate Director
www.spanishprograms.com
brock@spanishprograms.com
Toll Free 1-866-9SPANISH (1-866-977-2647)
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