List of Affiliates that will take a newcomer?

I've only been blogging for a month, have Amazon and Barnes&Noble. Any other affiliates that'll take me at this stage? Been rejected by Dell and Gateway.

 

I'm in the same boat. It seems like most places want high PR, Alexa rankings, or proof that you can deliver X-amount of leads or clicks.

I know that CJ.com is pretty quick to approve new memberships. Have you tried opening an account with them?

 

Not yet. Thanks for the tip. I will check them out.

 

I ran into trouble at CJ.com. I filled out their application 4 times in 3 different browsers, and each time I came to the end, they wanted me to fill in the letters in the "box below." Quite common, a way to weed out other computers. The only problem was, and this is in Flock, Firefox and Maxthon (which uses the IE engine) mind you, there was no box to be found, with letters or anything else.

Don't know what to do about that, but thanks for the tip anyway. Maybe I'll try again later.

 

You can always try signing up with us over here at Revenue Gateway. We're an affiliate network just like CJ.

PM me for details.

 

you can also try http://www.azoogleads.com/
they are pretty good from what i've heard

 

AcclaimNetwork.com will approve you. Looks like you have great potential and enthusiasm. We have top-money making financial programs including credit cards and credit reports. Our top-notch affiliate program for magazine subscriptions, AcclaimSubscriptions.com offers commissions on worldwide sales--potentially more profitable than Amazon or BN.com. Try for yourself. Email me if you need help.

 

Thanks for all the tips. I will check them out.

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Try MaxBounty in my Sig.

 

Clickbank.com will take newies, lots of products, you say you have a blog...so you could write reviews on some of the products they have that are related to your blog theme or niche.

-Jason

 

Many thanks Jason!

 

PartnerWeekly will take new sites as long as the site does indeed exist. They'll also work with emailers and list managers.

With most companies, if you explain in your application how you plan to market their products and how much volume they can expect from you, they'll let you join.

I'd recommend going with some of the smaller affiliate networks. They work with you closely, over the phone, and help you get offers to match your traffic and demographics. For established relationships, that one on one contact will also allow you to learn about bonuses, negotiate higher payouts, get exclusive creative, etc.