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By Jennifer Mattern on 23rd December, 2008Filed in General, Web Writing

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Given that over 95% of my e-book sales have come directly through me (meaning not through affiliates), I decided to cancel the affiliate program. It seemed silly to have Clickbank taking $4 out of each of my own sales, when it was only listed there for affiliates’-sake. I’ve gone back to offering the e-book directly through E-junkie.

The benefit of doing this is that I can now use their discount code feature again.

I mentioned previously that I’m planning to do a guest post blog tour early in the New Year to help promote the e-book. I’ve decided to give a custom $10 coupon code to any blog hosting one of thos guest posts, which will be valid for their readers for a month. In other words, if you run a Web writing / freelance writing blog, and you’re willing to publish a guest post from me, I’ll include a $10 off discount code in that post for your readers to use if they order the e-book that month (meaning they’ll get it for $27 instead of the regular $37).

The blogs do have to be highly relevant to Web writing and / or freelance writing. I’m planning to do these guest posts over a 1-2 week period, with one post going up each day. If you run a blog in the niche, and you’re interested in having your blog be one of the tour stops, please contact me at jenn(at)allfreelancewriting(dot)com (or just leave a comment here).

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Jenn is a professional blogger and freelance business writer. She has worked as a freelance writer since 1999, and has been an active business and niche blogger since 2004. She owns All Freelance Writing as well as several other sites and blogs covering PR, small business, and related topic areas. She is also currently writing a nonfiction book for freelance writers called The Query-Free Freelancer, and is the author of the Web Writer's Guide e-book series.

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1. Lillie Ammann
   
   

   Jenn, If you think my blog is relevant enough, I’d be happy to host a guest post.

2. Jennifer Mattern
   
   

   Thanks Lillie. I’d be happy to include you as a host. Feel free to let me know if you have a specific blog post idea in mind. If not, I’ll get in touch after Christmas with an idea and a date estimate.

3. Lillie Ammann
   
   

   I don’t have any specific idea so will look forward to hearing from you after Christmas. Hope you have a wonderful Christmas.

4. Deborah Dera
   
   

   We’ve recently launched a new blog geared solely towards freelance writing. We’d love to have you as a guest in the new year. Please feel free to contact me. Thanks!

   Deborah

5. Mary
   
   

   Hello Jenn,

   I’d love to have you guest post at my blog, Adventures in Freelancing, and I’m sure my readers would appreciate the discount. Let’s talk.

6. Jennifer Mattern
   
   

   Thanks Lillie, Deborah, and Mary for helping me kick things off. I’m going to work probably tomorrow on a list of post ideas. I’ll send them over for you each to pick from, unless you have ideas of your own. I’ll also try to pick a timeframe for the guest posts and run that by you as well.

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