Affiliate Program

About the Program

This affiliate program pays 20% residual commissions on each and every one of your referrals. (Please note that you cannot earn commissions on your own hosting account.)

Promoting it is simple. Just sign up for the affiliate program or log in here.

Then follow the steps below to start earning money right away.

NOTE: Yes, of course, you may replace all links below with YOUR link for MomWebs when publishing on your website, ezine, or blog. Log in above to get your links and then use the guidelines below to start promoting Mom Webs with your affiliate link.

Step 1: Add a "Powered by MomWebs" Link on Your Site

The first thing we recommend is to add one of the following links to the bottom of your website and/or blog.

You'll begin getting curiosity clicks right away. Of course, choose the best link for your situation. If you're not using MomWebs -- yet -- then chose one that shows your support of MomWebs without saying that you're using it on that site.

Powered by Mom Webs Hosting

<a target="_blank" href="http://www.momwebs.com">Powered by Mom Webs Hosting</a>

I ♥ Mom Webs Hosting!

<a target="_blank" href="http://www.momwebs.com">I <font color="#CC0000">♥</font> Mom Webs Hosting!</a>

Powered by:

Powered by:<br> <a target="_blank" href="http://www.momwebs.com"> <img border="0" src="http://www.momwebs.com/momwebs-120.jpg"></a>

This site is Powered by Moms!

<a target="_blank" href="http://www.momwebs.com">This Site is Powered by Moms!</a>

I Don't Pay Too Much for Webhosting!

<a target="_blank" href="http://www.momwebs.com">I Don't Pay too Much for Webhosting!</a>

This Hosting ROCKS!

<a target="_blank" href="http://www.momwebs.com">This Hosting ROCKS!</a>

This Blog Powered by MomWebs.

<a target="_blank" href="http://www.momwebs.com">This Blog Powered by Mom Webs!</a>

Step 2: Graphics

If it's appropriate, add a Mom Webs graphic to your website. Of course, we both recommend that you stick within your niche, so add these to your site if appropriate (for instance, if you're got an internet marketing, web design, VA, or WAHM-related site).

<a target="_blank" href="http://www.momwebs.com"><img border="0" src="http://www.momwebs.com/affiliates/banner-1.jpg" width="468" height="60"></a>

<a target="_blank" href="http://www.momwebs.com"><img border="0" src="http://www.momwebs.com/momwebs-125.jpg" width="125" height="125"></a>

<a target="_blank" href="http://www.momwebs.com"><img border="0" src="http://www.momwebs.com/momwebs-225.jpg"></a>

Step 3: Free Reprint Articles

Publish these articles on your Website or Blog. (more coming soon)

Web Hosting Checklist for Moms: This Decision Can Make or Break your Business If you're a work at home mom like me, you may also have struggled with finding reliable web hosting. Well, over the years (and many headaches later), I've come up with a checklist of essentials that your web host must have before you even consider working with them. 1. Excellent Reliability. There is nothing more frustrating than finding out your website is down, and has been for hours. Although no time is a good time to have your site down, the timing can be just terrible. That sinking feeling when you've purchased advertising and you know the ad is about to be sent out and you go to your website for last minute touches and … it's down. That is not cool. That is not acceptable. You must make sure that the web host you select not only has good reliability, but superior reliability. This is your business on the line, not some hobby site. Treat it as such and get hosting that works for you when you need it. But, you can't just trust a website that says they are reliable. Make sure they can prove it. 2. Superior Customer Support. When you do need help, make sure that your hosting will provide it. One thing I recommend is to contact support to ask a simple question about the hosting, before buying. That will give you an idea of what the customer service is like before you make a commitment. Yes, customer service has a difficult job – making sure they do not confuse less-experienced customers, yet, at the same time, also making sure not to talk down to the geek types. However, you should never feel like you are a "bother" or that your question is not as important as anyone else's.. or worse, dumb. You should find a web host with superior customer support. 3. The Stats You Need. Several of the most popular hosts do not offer the web stats that every online business needs. You may not think that you need stats, but, how else are you going to know what is working – and what is not? You need stats that tell you where your visitors are coming from, how long they are staying, and which pages they are coming in and going from. Does your web host offer that? If they have a CPanel as their control panel, they do. Find a web host that uses a standard CPanel. 4. Affordable. Why spend more if you don't have to? When looking for a web host, price is always a factor. So, shop around and make sure that the web host you decide upon offers a great price. 5. Room to Grow. The web host you choose should offer unlimited hosting. This means, that, if you add more websites to your package down the road, the price does not increase drastically for each one. Many online businesses start with one site and grow over time. Can your host grow with you? 6. Bandwidth and Disk Space. Also, make sure that the host you choose is in the ballpark for bandwidth and disk space. Most programs offer approximately the same amount, but, especially if you plan to add a lot of audio or video, be sure to look into this, as well. 7. A History of Happy Customers. New hosting companies are popping up daily. Some are being run by a couple of teenagers in their garage. Obviously, that's not who I want to entrust my business to. Do you? I want to know that the company I'm choosing has been around a few years, and has a history of happy customers to show for it. I don't think that's too much to ask, and you shouldn't either. Those are the key features that any web host should offer before you consider doing business with them. Choosing a web host can be more important than any other decision you make in your online business – if you choose wrong. So, take the time and find a web host that will work with you, and help you to succeed. Nicole Dean is co-owner of Mom Webs Hosting - www.MomWebs.com where you'll find the host that offers everything a work at home mom needs – reliability, unlimited hosting, and customer service that never makes you feel intimidated -- all at a price you can afford.

Step 4: Autoresponder Field 

If you have autoresponder or ezine lists for people who are interested in online business or working from home, I'll share a quick secret with you for earning more commissions.

Our preferred autoresponder, Aweber, has a feature where you can insert global fields. (This means that the end of each email will include a special note that you've added.)

Here's how to set this up..

1. Log into your Aweber account.

2. Select the list you'd like to add a global field to.

3. Go to "List Settings" -- it's a tab on top.

4. Then click on "Global Fields".

5. In the "Signature" area, you can enter any of these (or create your own)...

If You're a Web Designer... 

If you're a web designer, let all your clients know that you work most effectively with Mom Webs and that you request they place their order. You can do this as you walk them through the order process on your website to begin the design process.

You'll earn your commission and build a residual income, and your clients will be thrilled with their hosting!

If You're a VA (Virtual Assistant) who Installs Blogs... 

If you're a Virtual Assistant who does Blog Installations, recommend Mom Webs as your host of choice.

Let your client know you give preferred pricing to those customers who do use Mom Webs as they will have all the features that they'll need, and because you know that any concerns will be addressed quickly and professionally by our support staff.

The best way to ensure you receive your affiliate commission is to add a getting started step-by-step ordering guide.

On your blog request page, tell your customer that he must purchase a domain and hosting from MomWebs and forward you the receipts in order to proceed.