Looking to get others to sell your book for you -- and help them make some money?
There
are three primary ways to locate affiliate programs for your website:
1.
Consult
affiliate program directories
2.
Work
with a large affiliate network that provides the platform for dozens or even
hundreds of advertisers.
3.
Research
individual merchants to see if they offer an affiliate program.
A simple Internet search will reveal many
directories to help you connect with suitable affiliate programs. Here are a
few places to start looking:
· Best
of the Web Directory of Affiliate Programs (http://botw.org/top/Computers/Internet/Web_Design_and_Development/Authoring/Webmaster_Resources/Affiliate_Programs/)
·
Associate
Programs (http://www.associateprograms.com/directory/)
·
Affiliate
Seeking (http://www.affiliateseeking.com/)
Other companies that have established themselves as a central marketplace of different merchants offering products and services for sale include Commission Junction (cj.com). ClickBank (clickbank.com). Link.Share (linkshare.com) and
Other companies that have established themselves as a central marketplace of different merchants offering products and services for sale include Commission Junction (cj.com). ClickBank (clickbank.com). Link.Share (linkshare.com) and
ShareASale(shareasale.com).
Through these companies, you can market the whole merchant site or a specific product from the central site. The activity you generate is tied to your personal affiliate code, and the respective merchant sends you a commission check.
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