@deairby Hi Dea Happy Easter weekend! I am going to bookmark your post. I am interested on this topic as I just installed the Premise 2 plugin for a client and will be using it for landing pages. Everything I have read has been positive. What worries me can a novice designer (me) be able to post a landing page without difficulty?

@deairby Premise is a plugin, so you would need a self-hosted WordPress website to use it.  Premise will just help you design landing pages though. You would also need another service to actually sell the product.

I personally use Ejunkie because it’s only $5 a month (unless you have a lot of products) and you get to pay your affiliates monthly, regardless of how much they make.  Clickbank, on the other hand, only pays out affiliates when they meet a minimum threshold (lowest is $50).  So if your affiliate only sells one of your products and makes $25 in commission, but they don’t sell anything again, not only do they not get that $25, but Clickbank will start charging them a dormant fee which will slowly wittle that $25 down to nothing unless the affiliate sells more.  So if you want to ensure that your affiliates all get paid, go with Ejunkie.  

I purchased Premise when it was released, but never found the time to use it. I recently “forced” myself to create a landing page using Premise and I must admit, it was quite easy.

It comes with lots of extras like clip art and copywriting tutorials. It also links easily to most email marketing services, such as Aweber, which make adding an opt-in for easy.