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Written by Paul James
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Sep 09, 2006 at 04:34 PM |
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Affiliate schemes offer payment to webmasters who direct customers to a website.
Normally the payment will be a
percentage commission of any sales that customer makes in a given time
period after the referral (monitored using cookies). Schemes can vary
from a simple banner that the affiliate displays on their site to more
complicated systems that allow specific products to be promoted on a
site.
Affiliate marketing works best in context, i.e.
a site about e-commerce that advertises computer books and software or
web hosting.
Some affiliate networks include:
Tradedoubler
Commission
Junction
Amazon offer a comprehensive scheme called
Amazon Associates which allow you to place banners, specific Amazon
products or 'Amazon Recommends' boxes on your site.
Google
Adwords/AdSense is an affiliate scheme that offers cash in
return for 'clicks'. The affiliate displays an ad box on their site
with one or more sites on it. If a visitor clicks on one of sites
advertised in the box, the site pays Google a fee and in turn Google
pays the affiliate.
e-CommerceGuru.co.uk
partner site affiliate schemes.
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Last Updated ( Sep 09, 2006 at 04:41 PM )
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