Is an Affiliate what i am looking for?

[aussieone]

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Hi all.

I'm having some trouble understanding something about affiliates. The most i use is adsense so this cj.com stuff is new to me.

Without going into mega detail, i was just wondering, with the 'giveaway' type website, where the user is made to jump through several hoops in order to claim a prize or whatever, how does one go about finding these sites that will pay x-amount of dollars per person you drive through, and also bypass any rules about 'forcing' users to click the advert, as in, i am forcing you to complete these surveys or trial offers or whatever before i give you something. Apart from ebay paying $5 for new signups and stuff like that, i cant seem to find anything else with what i described above in mind.

Should i be serching for referral links commissions or something in cj.com
(i just signed up there an hour ago :)

Any suggestions or that is appreciated.
I hope that made sense, :rolleyes:.

[Kerosene]

Apart from ebay paying $5 for new signups and stuff like that, i cant seem to find anything else with what i described above in mind.
New eBay signups are way more than $5 :)

Most of those 'claim a prize' schemes go absolutely nowhere and end up wasting everyone's time.

CJ has plenty of excellent money making opportunities if you're willing to investigate it and do a bit of work. Head on over to the CJ forum (http://forums.digitalpoint.com/forumdisplay.php?f=73), we're going eBay crazy over there (and making millions of dollars :D).

You live in one dump of a town btw :p ;)

[aussieone]

You live in one dump of a town btw :p ;)

You from sydney, hey? :rolleyes: jeez....

lol, thanks for the reply mate, gonna head to the forums and investigate.
What i had in mind was a bit different (and real) then those fake free ipod sites

;)

Thanks again mate.

[dcristo]

If your visitors are in a buying mood, definitely explore affiliate marketing for sure. CJ.com is a start, there are plenty of other affiliate programs offered through larger affiliate networks and in house programs.

BTW - Sydney is where it's at :)

[Kerosene]

You from sydney, hey? :rolleyes: jeez....
Not exactly :D ...
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If you've got some time and patience, then CJ can be a good earner.

Hobart is where it's really at.

[dcristo]

Hobart is where it's really at.

You mean that small island south of Australia? :D