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Selecting Supporting ProductsSupporting ProductsThere are a vast range of companies out there who will pay you a commission for sending them customers - sometimes even for sending them a prospect or a visitor. Although you can sign up with individual companies as an affiliate, it can be a time consuming business, you don't always know which are reliable or not - and you need to wait until each reaches its minimum cheque writing level before you see any money. A better starting place is with one of the affiliate brokers or managers who manage programs for many vendors. The advantages to you (with the best systems) are:
So it's easier, less risky, and pays better - no brainer right? The next problem is that the increase in affiliate programs has created a surge of affiliate managers - of which only a few are sufficiently large to be of interest. Of those, the best place to start your investigation of supporting products is Commission Junction. Currently the leading affiliate manager, Commission Junction boasts:
When selecting the programs and products to promote on your site, you should consider (roughly in order of importance):
Once you have selected your support products, build them into your site. You have many integration options - detailed in the next section ... |
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