Affiliate Launch Page: Criminal Law Class

Welcome!

We are so excited to have you here to partner with us as we launch the first of 5 classes from our LOSD Academy Law School! The first, prelaunching on August 9, is our Criminal law class. Below is the information you will need to succeed at our launch. And, if you have any questions whatsoever, do not hesitate to contact me at 720-939-8101. Looking forward to great success!

- Emily Branca

What to Know and Do Before the Launch

Approximate time to complete: 5 minutes

STEP 1: Review this page

STEP 2: Know your Affiliate ID and how to attach it to a link

Your affiliate ID is . You will tack ?afl= to any link you might create to get credit for sending one of your leads to a page on our site.

You will send most of your traffic during this launch to one of two pages. Prior to sales opening you will send them to the pre-launch content, by using this link:

https://lawofselfdefense.com/lawschool?afl=

Keep your affiliate ID handy to use wherever you might send a customer during this launch!

STEP 3: Peruse your affiliate dashboard area

STEP 4: Download useful images for your text, image and video campaigns

STEP 5: Add the various prelaunch and launch dates to your calendar so you don't forget

Best Practices and Recommendations

Included on this page is a wide range of things you can do to encourage sales. You do not have to do all of them, and you can do your own thing entirely if you prefer! This is not set-in-stone instructions. Rather, it is intended to help you as you see fit. If it isn't helping, either modify it or don't do it!

That being said, you should do SOMETHING every day of the launch, and stick with the platforms you have already used. So, if you email on day 1, you should email every day after that. If you don't begin using social media until day 3, stick with social media if you at all can after that. That's because audiences need repeat exposure to be properly warmed up for a sale and our product launch process tells a small story each day. It also doesn't hurt, if you are using long form communication like livestreamed videos or podcasts, to repeat the message frequently throughout the video much like commercial breaks.