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Hey there, how's it going today? Mark Dwayne here from markdwayne.com Hope you're all staying safe and this is my 15th video in my 30 Day Challenge. The 30 Day Challenge is where you do a video and A blog post on a specific topic every day for 30 days and you can get access to the blog post somewhere around this video in the description. But this 30 Day Challenge is on affiliate marketing and this video is on the concept behind Buffer. Lights and Bridgeway pages and it is a rehashed video that I had done in the past. But anyway, let's go in and watch that video and then I'll be back. Mark Dwayne here from markdwayne.com and this is video 15 and my video training series on affiliate marketing. And in this video we're going to talk about the concept behind Ridgeway pages and bonus page. OK. And this video we're going to talk about the concept behind Bridgeway pages or bonus pages or Buffer sites. Or whatever you want to call them. There's a lot of different names, actually. Opt in. Forms, lead magnet pages, lead generation pages, those are actually bridgeway pages too. So anyway, the concept behind this is. 1st we know we have the concept behind a bridgeway page or a bonus page. OK. And basically what a bridgeway page or bonus page is a buffer site. Or a buffer site. This is what it is and what it is is like a buffer site between. You and the affiliate offer. Because it's been proven that reselling your perspective buyer. With a Bridgeway page or buffer site or opt in form or bonus page. Is gives you a more likely to make a sale because your preselling. The person, rather than surrender, sending them directly to the offer. So a lot of places, even myself, we use what they call bonus pages, Bridgeway pages, whatever you want to call them. But it's a buffer site. That pre cells the perspective buyer before it sends them. To the affiliate offer. So anyway, we have a bridgeway page can be an opt in form, it can be a bonus page. Whatever you want to call it. So that they go there, it resells them. Kyle lets their guard down and then? They there's a link on here, they push the link and then it sends them to the affiliate offer. Now the bridgeway page or the bonus page or the buffer site or the opt in form needs to be congruent. With the affiliate off. Needs to be can grow up with their affiliate offer. So that's the basic concept behind it. Now we're going to get into that in a little bit more detail in the next slide. So that's it for this slide. I'll see you in the next slide. OK. In this slide, we're going to talk about examples of Bridgeway pages or buffer sites. And we know we have a Bridgeway page or a buffer sites. And these are Bridgeway pages are buffer sites are designed to resell respected buyer before they are sent to the affiliate offer. OK. Here are some examples of Bridgeway pages or buffer sites. Now there are more different methods than these that I'm going to show you. This is just the basic concept behind Bridgeway pages or Buffer sites. One method that is commonly used in digital marketing is bonus pages. These can be used with digital products with Warrior Plus, Jvzoo and Pay Kickstart. A Kickstarts one we haven't talked about, but it's another digital marketing platform. And what these are designed to do is give incentives for the perspective buyer to purchase the program because sometimes the bonus. They want the bonus more than they want the product, so if you come out with the right bonus. You're more likely to make a sale because they're going to buy the product just to get your bonus. So Boris, pages are really important when you do digital marketing. So anyway, we're going to get more into bonus pages, but that is a Bridgeway page or a buffer site. And otherwise that we've already talked about is opt in forms, squeeze pages, lead magnet pages. In the last couple of videos I showed you how you can make a lead magnet page and from with HTML and I showed you how to make one with WordPress. And anyway those are bridgeway pages or buffer sites because it sends them to the opt in form squeeze page lead magnet page before it sends them to the affiliate. And those should be congruent with the affiliate. So we have opt in forms. Another one is blog post and these are commonly used with articles. What they do is they write an article that is relevant to the affiliate offer and they have called the actions on them, they say. To get more information click here or. Whatever the product is or the services or whatever that you're promoting, as long as it's congruent. Ohh you put a call to action in there, a couple call to actions in there where it sends them to the affiliate offer and these here you can use with Amazon. You can use these with Amazon. You get an article about dog training and then you say to learn more about dog training or whatever, click here and you can send them to a book. You can send them to dog training products. Stuff like that. So you can use this with Amazon. So anyway, we have blog posts. And that's just a few basic examples of how Bridgeway pages and Buffer sites are used. So anyway, that's pretty much it for the concept behind Bridgeway pages and Buffer sites. In the next few videos, I'm going to start talking about bonus pages and how to make them and where to get them and how to use them and stuff like that. So anyway, in the next section we'll move on into that. So that's it for this one. OK, that was my video on the concept behind Buffer sites and Bridgeway pages, and you can get access to the blog post somewhere around this video in the description. But I hope you'll learn something and I'll see you next time.