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1. To be able to measure your reach. 2. To Keep your prospects within your reach. 3. Instead of your prospects coming for you, you can go for them. 4. To maximizing your campaign opportunities.

A conversion is a Lead that ends up in a purchase or subscription generally regarded as a sale. In essence, a lead that results to a productive action by the referred person is a conversion.

You generate a Lead when a visitor, follower, listener etc. generally referred to as potential customer arrive a merchant's products or services (page) either from your blog, website, forum or links shared on social media or via any means deemed valid by the merchants you partner or the affiliate network with which you are working.

The quickest answers: for the love. For the money. And for the influence. You may now proceed below for the detailed answers.

A power-affiliate is an affiliate marketer with great presence and influence and that that exacts maximum impacts possible on followers, readers and listeners leading to maximum conversion rates whenever necessary and applicable.

In order to provide appropriate answers to this question, you need to define what you mean by success. If successful affiliate to you means those who are able to making money in affiliate marketing business, a month to 2 months is okay to achieve that though, it depends on your niche, products, efforts, marketing methods and your affiliate network payment threshold or payout terms.

Earnings per product paid by each affiliate network is mostly determined by the cost of the product you promote. Though, some affiliate networks naturally pay higher, it's hard to name any as the highest paying affiliate network.

The best affiliate network for you is that affiliate network that is directly related or connected to your focused niche.

This is a simple question that demands simple answer. Consistency in the right lanes is the only reason you can be successful as an affiliate.

This depends on the individuals' nature. I was once a beginner. Can't say I'm a pro yet but I'm pretty much doing fine now.

1. Internet connectivity. 2. Some mentor. Could be guides, some books or blog posts etc. and depending on if you have decided to start as a merchant or affiliate; other requirements are already discussed above.

For me, affiliate marketing is extremely easy. But for you, the answer maybe different. We already put up the manual that'll help you along the journey on this page. I pretty much use the same manual. Read it. Digest it. And make affiliate marketing easy for you too.

Simple question. Just decide your niche, find an affiliate network in that niche, register with the affiliate network, choose products or merchants in your niche and start your promoting their products.

You can earn pretty much and pretty low. There is no set or fixed amount you can earn as an affiliate marketer. Your earnings is largely determined by your efforts as an affiliate, the product or niche you focus, your promotion method, the affiliate network you are working with among a host of other factors.

Yes. There a number of these AdSense alternatives out there.  If you have steady traffic, I’d highly recommend you look into some type of media partner that partners with Google to manage your ads.  There are a number of these companies out there right now – specifically AdThrive, Media Vine, Ezoic among others.  These companies work with Google and other advertising partners to sell ad space on your sites. 

Yes. This is acceptable but some limits are in place. Your other display monetization options must not be made in any way similar to AdSense such that your users may mistake them for AdSense. Affiliate links and others other than display ads have no issues as far as Google AdSense is concerned.

No. Not a must or a requirement.  Although I recommend using WordPress because it’s easier to use and get up and running.  You can really use any Content Management System you want, but for some people, WordPress makes AdSense integration more seamless and easier.

This is directly dependent on your niche and some other factors. Some niches pay more than others and you can earn more per click depending on your average CPC (cost per click).  It will also vary by traffic.  Some people make a full-time income strictly from Adsense program.

Any email address tied to your Google account is fine. This email address would be use to login in to your Google AdSense account and to monitor the state and stat of your AdSense account.

No. Not really. In a way, Alexa Rank helps your site or blog earn better CPC but it is not a requirement for getting your site approved in the AdSense program.