Alternatives To Click Bank ?

19 Feb 11 5:05 am

There's also PayDotCom and DigiResults although both are still based in US and I think even both combined doesn't match the amount of offers available (yet).

20 Feb 11 12:28 am

I use a variety of affiliate networks. Plimus is good, PayDotCom has a few good products, Rapid Action Profits is good, and have a lot of instant commissions, so you get paid as soon as the sale is made, but they are generally lower priced products, so lower comissions, Amazon is good for physical products, but I recommend looking for higher ticket items so that you get decent comissions,

21 Feb 11 7:01 am

You could try some CPA sites that also list products to be sold via affiliate marketing.

23 Feb 11 2:28 am

These are very interesting..... Click2Sell is based in Lithuania and RevenueWire is based in Canada.

linkshare.com (is owned by a Japanese company but their customer service is in the U.S.A.)

ClixGalore.com is based in Australia and their New Zealand branch is another option. Also Commission Monster is another one I believe you could look at as it is based in Australia.

Please CONSIDER giving these companies your business to keep them alive. We do not want any affiliate marketing company creating a monopoly in the minds of affiliate marketers. You also need to diversify across not only companies but countries if you have a big affiliate business or keep these in reserve at least to switch over to if you need to at some time in the future.

06 Apr 11 11:34 pm

You can find other alternatives to Clickbank here.

12 Apr 11 9:48 pm

There are many programs in Europe. I didn't particulary made a research on it but found a lot in England with the extension co.uk.
You should try search affiliate programs / networks + co.uk

20 May 11 1:03 am

Mark stated this back in February 2010...

Plimus - Very similar to clickbank but with different offers, easy to get accepted.

Markethealth - Focuses more on health/wellbeing based offers, mostly physical products, easy to get accepted.

Linkshare - Easy to get accepted, great tracking. However often has lower commission rates because merchants have to pay a lot for the use of their service and technology. Payments often take longer than other networks.

As Seen On PC - Relatively easy to get accepted, but prefers if you can show an example website. Great because they have a lot of physical product offerings with solid payouts, which is good for your newsletter sequence if you are looking for more products to promote in a particular list or on your website.

Commission Junction - Easy to get accepted, commissions rates vary wildly, some are good, others are terrible. The interface is a little tricky, but easy when you get the hang of it. Offers a wide variety of offers, some are really well known. Offers product feeds.

Shareasale - Good ever growing selection of offers, not as large as CJ but on average the commissions are much better. Relatively easy to join and to use.

Neverblueads - They prefer intermediate and advanced affiliates to apply here. It would be better to set up and promote a clickbank or other affiliate product first before applying here so you can show an example of your website(s). Make sure you mention you will be sending a lot of ppc traffic (if you will be) as this is a good selling point to get yourself accepted here. Has great affiliate managers.

Azoogle - Similar to Neverblueads in that they prefer intermediate and advanced affiliates. They run regular affiliate contests to spice things up. I haven't used Azoogle much myself yet but I hear good things about their affiliate managers from other affiliate friends of mine.

Affiliate.com - Similar to Neverblueads in that they prefer intermediate and advanced affiliates. Some good CPA offers here, but not a huge variety. That said, some affiliates are making a killing off their top few offers.

Uniqueleads - Prefer intermediate and advanced affiliates, has some great performing offers and is an up and coming affiliate cpa network.