Affiliate programs with no requirements

[webmasterplace]

Does somebody know a good affiliate program where you don't need special requirements to join (such as traffic/rss subscribers etc.) and NO Google Adsense? I want to publish some ads at my new website: www.webmasterplace.be, but I don't have enough traffic yet to get accepted by several affiliate program.

All help appreciated.
Grtz

[karl turnbull]

Does somebody know a good affiliate program where you don't need special requirements to join (such as traffic/rss subscribers etc.) and NO Google Adsense? I want to publish some ads at my new website: www.webmasterplace.be, but I don't have enough traffic yet to get accepted by several affiliate program.

All help appreciated.
Grtz


try the one in my ^^^^ recent blog post next to my user name ;)

[typedrobin]

I think you should try DealDotCom.

[Blinky82]

I got something for you on my blog: http://whiskybeach.com/blog/ - there are reviews of affiliate programs that you might find interesting.

[purdue512]

This might be a dumb question because I don't really do any affiliate marketing, but what programs have traffic requirements?

[erictan]

I'm not sure if there are programs that have traffic requirements, but I know there are some which require to check your website before approving your affiliate accounts. Does this mean they are checking your website credibility as well as your monthly traffics?

I remember I got rejected into an affiliate program many years ago, but I can't recall what's that site now? I think it got to do with domain and hosting service...

Anyway, if you go check on Clickbank.com, you'll have tons of affiliate opportunities which you can promote immediately (provided you have a CB account which is free).

I'm also recruiting affiliates for my time limited Firesale, a 60% commission on the front and backend sales, which I've compiled tons of Internet Marketing products consisting of ebooks, software, audio/videos, web graphics and more with PLR and MRR... and I'm selling them at a reasonable price.

If you're interested, you can get more information here:
www (dot) mywifesbirthdaysale (dot) com/members/jvaffiliate (dot) html

The sale may not stay forever, but it's a good chance for you to earn some quick bucks...

Regards,
Eric Tan

[chipmunk]

Hi Grtz,

In looking at your site, which is publisher/webmaster/affiliate oriented, you will need to seek out very specific advertising. Most people that will be coming to your site will be “professionals” looking to learn, not necessarily purchase a Girls Gone Wild video or a pair of sneakers. I would try to look for a program or multiple programs that offer relevant products such as KW finders and other useful and relevant tools that are really aimed to your target audience.

Also, your main concern at this point should be building the traffic, followed by finding relevant advertising to monetize with.
…And remember it is the Traffic Quality that matters most, not the Quantity.

-=Chipmunk=-
:cool:

[GeorgR.]

why not commisionjunction ? Don't have any reqs i am aware off.

Clickbank is good too.

[john269]

There are hundreds of these types of programs that have low requirements when joining, if not hardly any. These are normally the programs where you earn per sale though. Most of the good ppc and cpm programs are likely to have requirements in place.

[Pauline]

Sure, try the one in my sig.

[webmasterplace]

THanks for the info.
I'll take a look and try to find the one that suits the best for me.
Edit: After reading what chipmunk said, It might be the best thing for me to have an advertising program that's useful for my visitors.
Any ideas for programs related to publisher/webmaster/affiliate?

[s&ptrader]

if your general audience is webmasters ... check out some affiliate programs related to SEO or website analysis applications.

[casinobonusguy]

Not sure if this interests you but we do have an affiliate program for audio books on http://www.audiobookquest.com

[DaveBKK]

Fellow affiliate marketers and publishers are the most difficult group to market too. That being said, all publishers need web hosting, so try a couple web hosting offers.

Try some drop shipper / ecommerce type store services. My company runs the affiliate program for a company that has this type of service, Shopster. Perhaps try to find some design companies that have affiliate programs.

There's really tons of stuff you can promote, but the trick is getting people to click and convert. I would suggest trying to build up your traffic / reputation / and trust before trying to splatter advertising all over the place.

[webmasterplace]

I would suggest trying to build up your traffic / reputation / and trust before trying to splatter advertising all over the place.
That's what I'm doing first, but it's very hard to get traffic :(
I only get about 10 unique visits a day. I only have 5 RSS subscribers and no technorati rank :(

[vanquishdesign]

Hi,

Advertising Digital Downloads, I recommend CLICKBANK.COM (5% - 75% commission)

Advertising Physical Items I recommend INSTANTDEGREES.COM (30% commission)

We have had remarkable success with both.

Thanks

[GeorgR.]

Hi,

INSTANTDEGREES.COM

Holy mother....is this serious ?

[webmoney]

I am using 2-tier affiliate programs so I amke some money on other webmaster earnings... but selling some SEO books is also good.

[vanquishdesign]

Holy mother....is this serious ?

Yes. Incredible what you can get on the net.

hehe

[Christian Little]

I'd suggest waiting till the next PR update, then just start by selling some text links off the site. You've got 84 backlinks according to Google, which is pretty good. You'll probably end up with PR3'ish, which you could sell text links for like $5-10/month each.

But if you really want an affiliate program, look into Shareasale.com, when you search through the affiliate programs they all tell you if they will auto-approve you before you apply to any.

[jonixkonios]

PR is dying, and google will not give importance to the PR. I even doubt it if there will be another PR update, the last PR update that is happening is just to penalize some sites because of selling links. (this information can be found all over the net)

One example, it's the new victim, it was Problogger (http://www.problogger.net/), who's PR went down to a PR4.

[purdue512]

I wouldn't sell text links... Not a good long-term strategy.