Sign-Up to Be an Affiliate for 10ktotalent

Hi, I’m Jonathan Harris, the author of the website www.10ktotalent.com and I want you to be a partner with me by signing up as an affiliate.

As an affiliate you would get to share in the revenues made by promoting e-courses for parents who want to develop long term talent in their children. You simply paste a custom ordering link on your blog that allows your readers to buy the e-course based on your recommendation. If they buy, the custom link automatically tracks the source and gives you credit for being the promoter. Then at monthly intervals, I pay out to you via PayPal a cut of the revenues from those sales you made.

Here’s what’s in it for you:

Cash: Pay-outs to you as an affiliate is 50% of the price the customer paid.

(Important Note: Reader discounts apply first before the 50% is applied.)

Example: a $21 Silver sale gives you $10.50

Example: a $42 Gold sale gives you $21.00

Example: a $98 Platinum sale gives you $49.00

Your readers will be excited that you have brought to them fresh content that is relevant to their families now. The 10,000 hours of practice content is cutting edge in the adult world as people today are applying it as either professional development, personal interest, or because they want to break away from being average. The following books are great references for the adults on the 10,000 hours principle:

The Talent Code: Greatness Isn’t Born. It’s Grown. Here’s How. by Daniel Coyle

Outliers: The Story of Success by Malcolm Gladwell

Talent is Overrated by Geoff Colvin

What I bring to your readers is materials, such as “Blog to Your Talent”, based on the same 10,000 hours principle, but that are applicable to children in a homeschooling environment or to children that have started carving their own way in the world with a special talent.

I also bring this content to your readers from a father’s point of view – a point-of-view which currently many homeschool fathers and mothers are hoping they can find more of.

This e-course is not only written by a father of eight, but also involves his wife and children who are actively using the principles in the e-guide and sharing their points of view and success stories through videos and blog posts.

This is the splash page for customers to be able to buy the e-course Blog to Your Talent :

Order e-Course “Blog to Your Talent”

This is the splash page for customers to be able to buy the e-course How to Discover and Develop Your Child’s First 100 Hours of Talent:

Order Your First 100 Hours Guide

How To Sign-Up For The Affiliate Program:

Go here to sign up for the affiliate program on e-junkie:

Join our Affiliate Program!

Use the affiliate link wherever you talk about the e-course, and when orders come in through your link, you will be notified. You will receive payment within two weeks of the first day following the month you begin (make sense?) via Paypal.

I have an additional benefit for those bloggers or people-of-influence who have a minimum of 2000 followers (Facebook, Twitter, RSS, membership forum, etc.) If this is you, please fill out the affiliate form below so I can email you the e-course for free.

You Can Promote the e-course “How to Discover and Develop Your Child’s First 100 Hours of Talent”

To see if the e-course is a good fit for your audience, here’s a snapshot of who would benefit most by using the principles in this e-course:

Homeschool parents whose favorite curriculum no longer excites their daughter and she questions the long-term purpose of her courses.
Homeschool parents whose son has good character, but lacks direction for what he will do after he graduates.
Homeschool parents who question whether their student will leave home with viable skills that can bring in an income.
Homeschool parents who are concerned your extra-curricular activities are a waste of time and money

Parents who want to give a unifying purpose to all their son’s current studies.
Parents who want to give hope to their daughter that what she is learning now will matter in the long-run.
Parents who want a strategy for choosing which college, if any, will make the most sense for their son’s future.
Parents who want to create an excitement and motivation that will spill over into both their daughter’s free time and her school time.
Parents who want to turn their student into that kind of interesting person that both relatives and friends will want to talk to.

You Can Promote the e-course “Blog to Your Talent”

As an affiliate, you can be rewarded by helping to bring Blog to Your Talent e-course to homes where parents are actively engaged in their children’s education.

Read this page if you want to know how to share in the revenues made by promoting this helpful e-course to parents who want to get their children blogging with a purpose.

To see if Blog to Your Talent e-course is a good fit for your audience, here’s a snapshot of who would benefit most by using the principles in this e-course:

Homeschool parents who have the mindset that a variety of resources are the best tools for learning; they do not hold themselves hostage to one particular text book, philosophy or school curriculum.
Parents who are concerned that by the time their child finishes school (be it high school or college), he will be facing a tight job market, debt, and extreme competition from people his own age.
Parents who believe that students ages 12-16 are capable of taking more ownership of their skills and, with parent as coach, should work toward discovering and developing a particular talent that will drive their education, experience, and prospective careers.
Parents who believe it is their responsibility to find the resources necessary to equip their child with marketable skills.
Parents who are excited for their children’s future, and although they may be driven a bit by fear, are finding hope and possibilities in taking their child to the next level.
Parents who want their children to learn the many avenues of content research and sharing, through Google+, YouTube, public forums, Flickr and more.
Parents who see the value of consistent research, writing and practice toward a particular field, and who believe that publicly showcasing this is far more valuable than the random research paper that is only read by a few people.