Hi, I'm looking for an affiliate program that gives a percentage of comission on each product sold, a site that cans sell expensive products like amazon so I can targest the highest ones (they only pay 4% ). I'm considering Ebay but their revenue share policy is a bit complicated, you might earn more on a product at 10k than a yacht at 50 Million dollars lol... Any suggestions anyone? trying cj at the moment, looks like the shops have 99% of their products under 10k
emitations.com and well, nothing I guess can beat this -> http://www.amsterdamconnection.com/ Good Luck ;-) Yoook
What you need to keep in mind is the type of traffic going to your site. If it experienced webbies like those here on DP and other SEO-heavy forums you may suffer lots of work and little fruit being borne from it. Remember just about everyone here knows how to strip away a link and get a product from a site on their own...Just something to think about.
I think steering away from the more link driven systems would be best. As far as a jewelry option, I would look for something that is reputable that I can possibly dropship from. This would allow you the potential to set your own prices.
The problem with large-ticket items is that a good portion of the sales are going to be diverted offline. If I'm going to purchase a $20,000 diamond, even if it is from an online seller, it is highly unlikely that I'm going to put my credit card information into a shopping cart system for twenty thousand dollars. More likely I'm going to go do a wire transfer or get a cashier's check AFTER I talk to a sales rep on the phone. There goes your affiliate commission as well... Why not sell 100 items at $100 a piece... I'd say that is easier than selling one item at $10,000 and having the transaction complete online.
Very true. Online biz isnt suitable for big online shopping. I'll never buy anything >~1000$ online, and have zillion 1-100$ online transactions
Good luck! I've tried CJ, Amazon, CardOffers and Linkshare but never had much luck. Contextual ads are still my primary earners.
Hmm stupid sexy blog disappeared for a second. Why some do well with Adsense but not with affiliates.
I'm curious, how well do some of you do with computer/tech-related affiliate programs? And yes, I am new here.
Since everyone who does websites knows/loves computers, there is a ton of competition... the most successful are probably the price comparisons and couponers.
I guess I was referring more to sites like ours (mainly computer memory). Do any of you belong to an affiliate program like ours?
if you have the capacity to sold a product then better go for clickbank it pays you the highest.. do not waste your time in promoting your product which gives you a mere 4% or five.
I would have a look at some of the forex programs, they pay around $300 per sign-up which is pretty good. Hosting programs pay around $100 per sign up as well. I have made a bit of money through More Niche previously.