Welcome to my resource page for affiliates. My product Reclaim Your Longevity is one that you can feel confident promoting to a target audience of people interested in learning how to dial up their productivity levels in all areas of life by first doing what it takes to ensure they are physically up to the task now and for the next 50 years of their life. This is what "peak performance living" is all about and it all begins with fitness.

Please use the resources on this page to help with your promotions and feel free to contact me with any questions you may have about promoting my product.

When you promote Reclaim Your Longevity as an affiliate you will be making a healthy 75 percent commission on every sale that you refer. The main product that you will be promoting is Reclaim Your Longevity, but you will receive commissions for any other of my products that are promoted to the prospect as well.

The program currently sells for $27. This means you get to keep approximately $17.98 of every sale (once my sales processor takes its small cut).

If you are familiar with pay per click advertising, and know how to create adverts with appropriately chosen keywords, you can run profitable campaigns while you sleep! Or, if you prefer not to dabble with pay per click, you can simply promote my program on your blog, create a page on Squidoo or HubPages, or write an article and place it on EzineArticles or any other popular article directory. These are just some of the more obvious zero-cost promotional ideas.

There are, of course, lots of other places that you can use to promote the program without spending a penny.

Because ClickBank® manages the affiliate program for my program (see the next section) the customer actually pays ClickBank directly and they in turn pay you. That means your commission is credited to you the moment the sale is processed.

You are never waiting on me to pay you. ClickBank pays you every two weeks, like clockwork. If there are any refunds to be handled (very infrequent with my program), ClickBank handles that too.

It is a simple system and it works incredibly well for both affiliates and merchants.

Certainly everyone over the age of 40 years could use the information provided in this product. After all, the main emphasis is on how to slow the aging process, revitalize your life through taking better care of your body, and extending the number of productive years well beyond the usual age of retirement.

But the audience that we are catering to most is the "peak performer" crowd. The people who want more out of their lives and who work far harder than the average person to achieve their goals. These are the people most likely to understand the value of adding 20 more years of peak performance living. Plus they are far more likely to actually be willing to pay for the blueprint needed to achieve the goal.

Because I am using ClickBank to sell my book you only need to sign up as a ClickBank affiliate, get your affiliate nickname and you will be ready to go. The affiliate URL you will need to use to promote the book will look just like this:


All you need to do is replace "nickname" in this URL with your actual ClickBank nickname.

Note that this STANDARD affiliate URL takes visitors directly to the SALES PAGE for the product. You can also find other URLs on this page that work as hoplinks but which take the visitor to an opt-in page where they can obtain a free report that promotes the product.

ClickBank also allows you to specify an optional tracking ID, so that you can figure out which campaigns are making you sales. I strongly recommend that you get into the habit of keeping tabs on your referrals this way, since in the long run it will help you establish profitable campaigns. ClickBank allows you to specify a tracking ID with the query string variable tid, so that if your tracking ID was antiaging for a particular campaign (say a PPC keyword like anti-aging), then you would add tracking like this for that campaign:


Note that tracking IDs in ClickBank consist ONLY of letters and digits, so in the example above the keyword "anti-aging" would need to appear as "antiaging" if it was to be used directly for the tracking ID. On the remainder of this page you will find material to help you with your promotions.

Feel free to use the following promotional copy as blog posts or short articles. I recommend that you rewrite these a little, especially if you want them to be ranked by the search engines (which like unique content). But if you already have a readership you can elect to post these pretty much as is if you like.

Currently there are TWO SQUEEZE PAGES that can be used to offer the visitor a free report.

The first of the articles found below will take the reader to a squeeze page that offers my report "Switch Off The Aging Process Within You".

Note About Which Affiliate URL To Use
Although you will find the hoplink that takes the prospect to a squeeze page in these promotional articles and emails (because they both promote a free report) you can always CHANGE the emphasis of the article or email if you want to, and promote the sales page instead. In that case you would use the standard hoplink.

However you will probably find your conversion rate tends to be higher when sending prospects to one of the squeeze pages. This is because the prospect will see the sales page anyway (right after opting in) and they will be marketed to in the days ahead using the auto responder sequence designed to promote this product. Your affiliate URL will appear on follow up emails that go out during this time.

Note About Tracking Variables
In all of the affiliate URLs appearing in the articles (and in the email swipes below), the tid variable represents the standard ClickBank tracking variable which is NEVER passed through to our landing page.

So, if you want to have your tracking ID recorded as a "lifetime cookie" in our system use the additional ttid variable. If you do this we can then append the value to hoplinks in promotional emails (as the tid variable) along with your Clickbank affiliate nickname.

Here is the explicit URL that appears in the above article:


Note the page variable that redirects the user to the relevant squeeze page.

The SECOND article (found below) will take prospects to a squeeze page that offers my other report "Reduce Your Disease Risk By An Astonishing 80 Percent".

Here is the explicit URL that appears in the above article:

The basic Reclaim Your Longevity offer is presented on the thank you page seen after someone opts into the squeeze page to which you have sent them. If you would like to use this as an opportunity to present a HEAVILY DISCOUNTED (50 percent price reduction) version of the product then use either of the following two URLs that introduce the rid parameter to initiate the discounted RYL as a one time offer.

The following URL initiates the OTO when sending a user to the anti-aging squeeze page:


And this URL initiates the OTO when sending a user to the disease risk squeeze page:

One of the benefits of promoting this product is that the subject matter is relevant to so many people.

That means no matter what your list may be interested in specifically, they are likely to find this subject hard to ignore. That means you can broach the subject with them and use the Reclaim Your Longevity squeeze pages to get them to take action. From there, my automated follow up auto responder sequences will do the job of alerting them to the benefits of the Reclaim Your Longevity program.

Or you can send them straight to the sales page. However, the squeeze page approach is likely to afford you the best results.

The FIRST set of email swipes are intended to be used when you want to send a prospect to the FIRST variation of the Reclaim Your Longevity SQUEEZE PAGE which can be seen here

The SECOND set of emails likewise send people directly to the SECOND variation of the Reclaim Your Longevity SQUEEZE PAGE which can be seen here

Here is the cover of the book, reproduced in a few different sizes for you to grab and insert into your promotions.

Before you start promoting my product, I only have one request: Please don't "spam" people.

And I am not just talking about the illegal kind (see the clarification on spamming below).

I am also talking about the overall approach taken to promoting my products. Please make sure that you are not being "hypey", or unrealistic when you contact your subscribers or client-base, publish ads/articles or otherwise drive targeted traffic.

Your target audience should be anyone interested in learning how best to dial up their productivity levels in all areas of life by first doing what it takes to ensure they are physically up to the task now and for the next 50 years of their life. This is what "peak performance living" is all about. This will be achieved through the proper application of exercise and nutrition.

OK, good luck with your promotions.

And don't forget, if you have any questions about promotional activities, feel free to contact me and I will get back to you shortly thereafter (though do note that I am based in New Zealand, so I could well be asleep when you email :)

Sincerely,



Author, Fitness Centre Owner & National Champion Bodybuilder

Clarification of the term Spamming
You are prohibited from promoting this product by spamming - including, but not limited to, unsolicited commercial email broadcasts, forum/newsgroup crossposting, blog-spamming, solicitation on classifieds sites, social network spamming and otherwise contacting anyone without their prior permission. Please visit FTC.org to learn more about ethical marketing practices, guidelines and laws.

Any affiliates caught spamming will be immediately reported to ClickBank

See ClickBank's specific rules and regulations regarding affiliate promotion here