Help to evaluate affiliate programs

[TylerDurden630]

Hello,

I am new to this. Typically when I am shopping for something new, say, a car, I visit all the dealerships and websites available to me so that I might make an informed decision on what is the best car to purchase.

So, I was wondering if someone might shed some light or point me in the right direction on how to locate and compare affiliate programs.

Thanks in advance for any input!

Tyler

[GregK]

Welcome Tyler,
You have come to the right place. If you take a look at the top right of your screen you will see a "Directories" tab. From there you can compare programs based on what they pay, their terms and what their products are. The directory here is growing quickly so check back frequently for updates.

[TylerDurden630]

Excellent. Thanks Greg.

[ETRdahir]

Hi Tyler and welcome!

A trick I use is visiting google and searching for the niche you wish to promote. When you get to google try this. Type in = (you niche) + affiliate and you will see all the high organic ranked affiliate programs in your niche. Also as Greg said there a plenty of quality affiliate programs on here and more to come.


Regards,

[Coderea]

Checkout the FAQ's and try to contact the Aff managers of the program...if they are in constant touch or respond to you quick...means they are active..
Dead programs always do not respond to the their contact forms:P

[TylerDurden630]

Coderea and ETRdahr,

Thanks so much for your responses. Very helpful.

Scott

[ETRdahir]

Originally Posted by Coderea

Checkout the FAQ's and try to contact the Aff managers of the program...if they are in constant touch or respond to you quick...means they are active..
Dead programs always do not respond to the their contact forms:P

Good point. You want a program with an active AM. This way you ensure you get paid on commissions you have earned.