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Design Web
Site Around Affiliate Programs
By Stephen Bucaro
When starting a Web
business, most people choose a topic for their Web site and then
look for products and affiliate programs related to that topic. In
this article, I suggest searching for a group of related affiliate
programs first, then designing your Web site around those programs.
There are many affiliate directories and affiliate network Web sites
where you can search for the best programs. For this example, I use
Commission Junction http://www.jc.com
This affiliate network site provides a vast amount of searchable
information on over 1200 affiliate programs.
On Commission Junction's front page, click on the link "Search
all advertisers". This will take you to a page with a drop down
list where you can select a category. In order to search the
information on Commission Junction, you must be a member, but
membership is free. After you login to Commission Junction, go to
the bottom of the page to "Find Advertisers & links".
Here you can get a list of all advertisers, search advertisers by
keyword, or browse for advertisers.
Click on "Browse for advertisers". This takes to to a
table where you can arrange the affiliate programs based upon "EPC"
or "Network Earnings". EPC is the average earnings per 100
clicks. It reflects the affiliate programs ability to convert clicks
into commissions. Network Earnings is a rank, on a scale of one to
five, of an affiliate program based on the amount of commissions
paid. In the head of the table, click on the name of the parameter
you are interested in. This rearranges the entries based upon that
parameter.
After you arrange the entries, you have to page past all the
"New" programs. I guess Commission Junction puts the new
programs at the top of the list to help promote them. As you analyze
the data you will discover that the programs that pay the highest
earnings per click do not necessarily provide the highest total
earnings.
Some important points:
- Commission Junction is not the best affiliate network. Their fees
to advertisers are too high. Search Google for other affiliate
networks and affiliate programs.
- Join several good programs. You don't want to build your Web site
around one program that may be discontinued.
- Don't join too many programs. It takes time and work to promote
each program.
- Don't be in a rush to join affiliate programs. Take your time and
select a profitable category and high quality programs.
Most people get an idea for a Web site, and then look for related
affiliate products to sell. Why not research affiliate programs
first? Then you can learn what categories of affiliate products and
services are going you earn you the most money. You can then design
the topic of your Web site around the most profitable product
categories and affiliate programs.
Permission is granted for the above article to forward, reprint,
distribute, use for ezine, newsletter, website, offer as free bonus
or part of a product for sale as long as no changes are made and the
byline, copyright, and the resource box below is included.
About The Author
Copyright(C)2002 Bucaro TecHelp. To learn how to maintain your
computer and use it more effectively to design a Web site and make
money on the Web visit http://bucarotechelp.com.
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