RX Affiliate

I’m personally not only interested in RX affiliate marketing, but also in lots of other internet and technology related stuff. Nowadays you need to have Facebook and Twitter, or at least one of those two plus some other social network profiles at whatever other site you like using. Since we use these sites and tools to share personal information with people we know more or less, we definitely won’t be posting on our Facebook-account what drugs we just bought online (at least I wouldn’t). I just checked Facebook to see if there’s anything interesting to find related to pharmacy products and I found a Viagra fanpage with just a couple of kids who joined because they think it’s a funny product. But does this mean that social media and RX affiliate marketing don’t go together?

I’ve done a few tests with trying to gather a small group of people interested in certain pharmaceutical products on Facebook and Twitter, and I didn’t really manage to get my stuff sold. Still, I don’t think that RX affiliates should give up on all these social networking sites. If you have your own pharmacy or affiliate pharmacy, it might be a good idea to try to promote your online pharmacy on Facebook. Don’t go and spread much of your Viagra productlinks around on the page of your pharmacy, simply try to promote your pharmacy as a brand. A Facebook-account or Twitter-page with some links leading to your pharmacy could give you a higher ranking in search engines. As social networking is becoming the internet’s number 1 source of information, search engines are going to like RX-sites that get some social media links a lot more than other RX-sites that don’t get that type of links.

None of this has been proven of course, but I personally think that search engines will start to pay more and more attention to sites that are being discussed on popular social networking sites.

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