List of Affiliate Programs

sourabhweb · #1 (**permalink**) 22nd June 2006, 10:26 AM

There are many Affiliate programs available on the internet.

But, are there any programs which can allow me to promote their product/service if i don't have any website?

I want to promnote other emans of advertising such as PPC, banner, Email marketing etc.

I want some lists of such Affiliate programs.

Cheeers!!

athmane · #2 (**permalink**) 22nd June 2006, 12:15 PM

Sourab,

The majority of affiliate programs do not require from their potential marketers to have a website. What matters at the end is making that vital sale, irrespective how you do it (whether through a website or using a PPC engine). You need to read through the affiliate program's Terms of Service Agreement to see whether the program makes any such requirements.

On a side note, I think you'll need to have a page of some sort to promote affiliate programs on some PPCs. For instance, in Google Adwords you cannot link directly to the merchant using your affiliate URL. You need to link to a landing page first, before redirecting your visitors to the merchant website.

Anonymous · #3 (**permalink**) 22nd June 2006, 12:27 PM

Hello, i want to thank you about your helpful posts.

Can you tell me about some reputed Affiliate Programs so that i vna make a check on them before joining.

I think clickbank is good.

I am interested in pay per lead, pay per sale also.

I think dating website are good for affiliate.what do you think?

Cheers!!

athmane · #4 (**permalink**) 23rd June 2006, 08:55 AM

Hi Sourab,

Before choosing the affiliate program, you need to decide on a service or product that is in high demand, yet very few websites promote it online. This will ensure your marketing efforts do not go to waste, especially on PPC engines - the quickest way to make a buck - where top spots are going for $2-3 a click nowadays.

Clickbank is a good place to look for niche products. To start on your niche finding mission, have Overture Term Suggestion Tool and Google ready. If you see something that catches your eye, see how many search results you come up with in Google and Overture for that product's keywords. Contrast these two numbers and go for products that have high demand (overture) / low supply (Google). You can also have a look at how many Advertisers are placing ads on Adwords for your keywords. If you can get on the first page without spending a lot of money, then you might have hit a winner.

montee51 · #5 (**permalink**) 25th June 2006, 02:59 AM

Yes its a combination of low competition for your business and an effective SEO