As I started promoting more products through my sites and mailing lists, the affiliate commission checks started flowing more and more frequently. I was thrilled until I tried to track my revenue. When I went from promoting a half dozen products to 100 products, and started getting commission checks several times a week, I began to have many important questions. I wanted to know:

• Which products were generating the most revenue?

• How much was I earning per month, quarter and annually?

• Who were my contacts at each affiliate program?

• What were my logins and passwords for each product?

• Who were my sub-affiliates and who were producers?

As the questions started growing, I knew I had to do something. First I tried creating the world's most complicated Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. While the data entry was no biggie, I really wasn't able to easily answer my marketing questions.

I scoured the Internet for a solution. I found many products that will track your affiliate link click-throughs, but those systems can't track your revenue because they don't know if the sale went through or if it was abandoned. You first need to login into the individual affiliate management systems to get your actual click-throughs and sales commission stats.

I also found several tools that can download your Clickbank and PayPal data, but they are a mixed bag when it comes to sales analysis. Garbage in, garbage out. So I put on my thinking cap, and started to design a tool that could help me organize and analyze all of my affiliate marketing sales commissions easier. And that's how My Affiliate Marketing Manager was born.

What Quicken does for your checkbook, My Affiliate Marketing Manager will do for your revenue! This is no simple flat file database. It's a powerful relational database and report generation system. Click here to learn more.