Affiliate Network Review
New internet marketers looking for an income alternative to web advertising programs should take a close look at affiliate marketing, which rewards marketers and webmasters on a performance basis with affiliates being paid on the prospects or leads generated, or purchases made by customers they refer.
Although definitions vary, affiliate networks generally pay either a fixed commission, or a commission based on the value of purchases made.
CPA networks, also known as Cost Per Action networks, are a subset of performance marketing/affiliate networks. As the focus is on “actions”, affiliates are generally paid on the prospects or leads generated. Instead of having to purchase a product or service, the prospect might fill up a request for information, enrol for a product trial or fill in a survey.
CPA networks are generally an easier option for newer marketers.
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Here are a couple of CPA networks we’ve worked with:
- Ads4Dough: Owned by Jason Akatiff AKA Smaxor, this boutique CPA network has a staff of experienced affiliates-turned-affiliate managers. Check out Jason’s previous interview on the Friday Podcast regarding affiliate success strategies.
- Market Leverage: Florida-based Market Leverage has an extensive branding and affiliate outreach program – it’s launched GreenLinks – a series of video tutorials for its affiliate marketing system and has a weekly internet video program, Market Leverage TV, featuring top offers and affiliate tips. [You can also check out an audio interview with Market Leverage founder and CEO Mike Jenkins] [Sign up with Market Leverage]
If you sign up with the networks above, you can drop us an email via the contact form, including information with your name and your email address you used in the application and we’ll do our best to help expedite your affiliate review process.
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