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Lively affiliate blogs

By Allan Gardyne | Published 08/12/2005 | Blogs , Affiliate blogs |

Some affiliate blogs to check out

Affiliate blogs - web logs about affiliate marketing - have been popping up all over the Internet lately.

Here are some I'm keeping an eye on:

Jeff Molander's Affiliate Cluetrain keeps an insider's eye on the affiliate industry.

His blog is obviously aimed at the busy person.

He briefly comments on a wide range range of news and topics, with links to more info.

ReveNews, which started life as a forum and affiliate directory, has evolved into a blog with contributions from a wide range of people in the affiliate industry. Careful. You could get stuck here for hours reading news, opinion and gossip.

Ken Evoy is a multi-talented individual who created 23 products which sold internationally for hundreds of millions of dollars before he founded his hugely successful online business. Ken's blog, while aimed mainly at giving advice to his own affiliates, shows some highly original thinking on online marketing - stuff you won't find anywhere else. Look for the articles on "Mooch Marketing" and "Play Within Yourself..." Essential reading.

Shawn Collins' Affiliate Program Tip Blog discusses issues from the perspective of both an affiliate merchant and an affiliate.

Linda Buquet's 5 Star Affiliate Blogs keep a close eye on the affiliate marketing industry and related topics. Linda has developed a reputation for fighting parasites.

Patrick Hartary's AffiliateBlog give tips and opinions about affiliate programs and marketing.

Ewen Chia's Power Affiliate Diaries gives good advice and promotes products he recommends. Ewen sprang to prominence in affiliate marketing by writing special reports in which he recommended affiliate products.

Paul Colligan's Affiliate Marketing World mixes practical affiliate advice with marketing.

Adrian Bold's Affiliate Marketing Blog offers tips and commentary.


Blog directory

The Work at Home Blog Directory is an index of blogs related to internet marketing, making money online, working from home, and related topics. Because of the stupendous rate at which blog numbers are growing - including spammy ones - maintaining a blog directory is a challenging task.

[UPDATE, 2008: Professional blogger Yaro Starak doesn't just "blog for money". He has cleverly combined a blog, email and automation to create a 6-figure business. He describes exactly how he does it in his Blog Mastermind coaching. For details, see my review of Yaro's Blog Mastermind.]

Comments

Comment #1 (Posted by Rugjeff) |
Thanks for the post. Hopefully I can learn a little from these established blogs. Any help is always appreciated.
Rugjeff
rugjeff.com
Comment #2 (Posted by Tim Stalker) |
Who cares about affiliate blogs? Most of us don't want to run an affiliate blog for other affiliates (snoresville). Show us some exciting things that are being done with blogs around products we're affiliates for... jackets, digital cameras, fishing equipment, the real stuff. These blog affiliate sites are crap if you ask me. They scroll endlessly and are way too promotional. All look the same. It's sites like the ones you include as good examples that gum up the works for developing good affiliate sites.
Comment #3 (Posted by Kalpesh) |
Nice. I too am going to publish my ebook and am looking for good affiliate programs to promote my book. If you can give ideas I would be grateful.

[Our affiliate forum is the appropriate place to ask such questions. Allan.]

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