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Question about Affiliate Programs?
I think I'll try to do some affiliate marketing to earn some extra money. I've never done before affiliate marketing, so I'm starting to learn. At this moment I have a website. My first question is do I have to have independent websites for each affiliate product to promote? Is there a place online where I can find or create a free website or have a blogger.com account work?
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