I'm looking for an affiliate company similar to ebay

I have a computer related blog and I'm just getting into affiliates. Just wondering if there is anything out there that can like let me add text/picture ads of like things selling online on ebay or somewhere else.

So like if I am review an external hard drive, I can add some affiliate code in so that I can make some money if someone really wants to buy one.

Thanks guys,
Travis

 

I just stumbed across AuctionAds, does anyone have an experience with them?

Are there like alot of affiliate programs like this or only a few?

I also saw something about shoemoney's affiliate thing and how it's related to auctionads?



Sorry, just trying to get started in monetizing my site with things other than adsense, thanks alot for the help.


Travis

 

What is that you're looking for? what should be similar to eBay?
Do you want to pull products? if your answer is yes, try amazon, the paid is 4% but can in crease up to 8%
If you're looking to open an eBay affiliate store I highly recommend BANS

 

auctionads is a good place to start also check the amazon aff program and shopping.com one

 

Oh amazon does that also...

I am looking to have products advertised on my blog, like after I write about them or in the middle you know?

Thanks all!

Travis

Edit: Very similar to this http://www.johnchow.com/out-with-the-old-in-with-the-new/

 

I would tell you tha ActionAds displays Ebay auctions. So it is the same really apart from I think it has better scripts in place so that the auctions are more targetted to your sites content and things along them lines.

 

ok, cool info, thank you guys alot.

Travis

 

I know with CJ, there are options for banners and text ads to suit your site.

 

Not exactly like eBay, but similar... we've got Bidz.com at a $32.00 payout on MaxBounty. Converts well enough to targeted traffic,. Heads up that it accepts mailer, incentive and search traffic, plus will accept members from many (but not all) countries.

 

shopping.com is also simller in some point no?