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Affiliate networks list

By Allan Gardyne | Published 01/3/2006 | Affiliate networks |

Affiliate networks whose offers change

Some affiliate networks, especially those offering pay-per-lead deals, have offers which are available only for a limited time - perhaps a month, a few months, or a few years.

It takes more work to promote changing offers, but one advantage is you'll tend to have less competition from other affiliates.

CPA Empire
Promises weekly payments, real-time reporting and live customer service. CPA Empire says that in only six months its monthly payouts to affiliates were topping $600,000. You need a minimum of 3,000 unique page views a month. It includes some "adult" offers. In March, 2005, Optinrealbig.com, which owns CPAEmpire, was forced into bankruptcy by a $40 million lawsuit. Tread carefully!

LeadCrunch
LeadCrunch has been acquired by JP Sauve's MaxBounty.

Lead Hound
Another smallish network. Recently upgraded stats reporting and over a 100 programs makes this worth a look.

DirectLeads
Pay-per-click, pay-per-lead and pay-per-sale offers. In January, 2006, the company was bought was Digital River.

OfferWeb
A cost-per-action network providing a wide variety of offers, including exclusive offers. Consolidates payouts into one monthly check or PayPal payment. Claims to be the fastest growing affiliate network on the Internet. You need only 100 visitors a month.

PrimaryAds
A "pay for performance" network that specializes in cost-per-action advertising. It has pay-per-lead and pay-per-sale programs. Campaigns include text links, banners and HTML advertisements. Dozens of offers to choose from.

OffersQuest
This revenue sharing network provides a variety of offers. Merged with Puzz.com. You need a minimum of 3,000 unique page views a month.

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Comments

Comment #1 (Posted by Anon) |
Check out ShareBucks Affiliate Network
http://www.sharebucks.com
Comment #2 (Posted by Emil Paulsson) |
And don?t miss Affiliator.com?s Affiliate Network
http://www.affiliator.com
Comment #3 (Posted by TonyWims) |
Wow, I didn't know there were so many, geez. How long did it take you to find out about al of these. Sheesh :P
Peace

[Seems ridiculous, doesn't it? Sometimes I wonder if the people who are starting new affiliate networks have done research to find out how many already exist. Allan.]
Comment #4 (Posted by kconlin) |
Its great i never see such kind of network for affiliate
kconlin
cool
Comment #5 (Posted by jeremy) |
Check out LinkTrust for powerful affiliate management and data validation/delivery tools incorporated into one system. It worked for our network.
Jeremy
Comment #6 (Posted by Bambarbia Kirkudu) |
Huge list, thanks!
Some offer "data feeds", I need to check what is it.
Looks like AdSense is not good for me; I have a lot of topics and I want to manage Ads shown, and quality (AdSense looks small ;((
Thanks
P.S.
Will be affiliate in a future. With FLEX-based widgets available to others.
Comment #7 (Posted by Tim) |
Can you please make a list -- or at least clearly designate -- which of the major affiliate networks offer datafeeds? ShareASale seems to have lots of them, but others (such as LinkShare) don't offer them at all. Thanks.

[Thanks for the suggestion. I'll put that in my Good Ideas folder. LinkShare does provide data feeds. To find details do a search in Google for
site:linkshare.com "data feeds"
Allan.]
Comment #8 (Posted by SMITA) |
Another Affiliate network, missed out in the list:
http://www.epurplemedia.co.uk/
This network has over 2000 affiliates & quality merchants, besides a good track record in commission payments & revenue generation....
Do check out.......

[Thanks for the tip. Allan.]
Comment #9 (Posted by Donald) |
I'm beginning to figure out the Clickbank profit model, and I've made $32 this week through very low cost PPC.
Is there another affiliate site like clickbank that promotes informational products?
Don

[A fairly new competitor of ClickBank is PayDotCom.com. Allan.]
Comment #10 (Posted by Donald) |
Thanks Allan! Interesting how that site's organization/categorization of topics is almost exactly like CB's.
Don
Comment #11 (Posted by Shein) |
just wondering. what affiliates should i choose if i wanna query through there products? like i wanna look for a possible hit for the movie 300... or the game "AfterBurner"... something like this... coz i keywords that i wanna like to a specific products in a certain affeliate.. i already done this on amazon... and thinking of going to linkshare...

[I'm not sure I understand your question. Try asking it on our affiliate forum, where's there's more space for explanations. Allan.]
Comment #12 (Posted by Ryan Santos) |
Be sure to check out www.ads4dough.com. We are a pretty new network with over 300 offers. We have a low minimum monthly payout of $50 and a low weekly minimum payout of $1,000.
Comment #13 (Posted by Rams) |
Nice notice for all! Trafficdiffusion.com it comes with innovative affiliate network solutions providing advanced performance-based marketing solutions that help marketers increase online leads and sales. This includes maximizing performance for your ads and ensuring that our network is comprised of only the highest quality websites.
Comment #14 (Posted by Domins) |
Any other affiliates network with naked technology similar to Link connector?
thanks in advance.
D.

[One is MerchantZoo. It calls what it does "link masking". The technique makes it look as though you are using straight links, not affiliate links. Allan.]
Comment #15 (Posted by brendan smith) |
I think our affiliate network is worthy of being added to this and all directories. We have built a very intuitive web 2.0 interface that makes the entire process of pulling, sorting, running, and tracking offers much easier. We have over 200 active offers across numerous verticals and we are open to publisher feedback. So if we don’t have what a publisher needs, well give us a call and we will figure out how to get you what you need. This is Advent by MotiveInteractive.com
Check out our demo
https://www.motiveinteractive.com/publisher_leadgen.html
Sign up:
https://www.motiveinteractive.com/adventsignup/
Let me know what you think.
Brendan Smith
Comment #16 (Posted by Daniel Frerichmann) |
If anybody is interested in German affiliate networks. Here is a short list:
adbutler - http://www.adbutler.de
affilinet - http://www.affili.net
belboon - http://www.belboon.de
TradeDoubler - http://www.tradedoubler.de
vitrdao - http://www.vitrado.de
Webgains - http://www.webgains.de
Zanox - http://www.zanox.de

Further information about the German affiliate business:
http://www.100partnerprogramme.de
http://www.affiliate-faq.de
Cheers,
Daniel
Comment #17 (Posted by Eric Chen) |
The only ad network I have ever had success with was ViralyticsMedia.com. They are more of a site repping company, but if you can get in with them they are pretty solid. Customer support sucks, but they pay well.
Comment #18 (Posted by John Allan) |
Is there a list of Affiliate Networks that still accept incentive based sites? Thanks.

[Sorry. I don't know. This would be a good question to ask on our affiliate forum. Allan.]
Comment #19 (Posted by GBM) |
You should include AvantLink.com to this list.
Comment #20 (Posted by faria) |
Hi i am web hosting reseller i want to start an affialite program for my business can you please give me some informations how to start and wich program is the best
thank you

[You have lots of options. Have a look in the Advanced section. There's an article on how to start an affiliate program. Allan.]
Comment #21 (Posted by an unknown user) |
Check out IncentReward Affiliate Network. Top incentive offers with top payouts
http://incentreward.com
Comment #22 (Posted by Chris Denk) |
That is a good list. I would be glad to work with any publisher looking to try Motive Interactives affiliate network Advent.

Here is a link to learn more about our affiliate network Advent. http://www.motiveinteractive.com/publisher_leadgen.html

Him me up on AIM @ motivechrisd if you have any questions.
Comment #23 (Posted by gabriele muellenberg) |
Regarding comment #18
www.maxbounty.com accepts incentive sites. I was just told so by them because, the term wasn't clear to me. You need different accounts for incentive and not incentive sites, though.
Comment #24 (Posted by gabriele muellenberg) |
Does anybody have any experience with www. affiliatefuture.co.uk? They seem to have quite a bit I could affiliate for because, the most interesting surfers for me are from UK.

[A good place to ask that question is on our affiliate forum. The link to it is at the top of the page. Allan.]
Comment #25 (Posted by Frank) |
Allan , I do not know how much money this guys of alstrasoft are giving you to place that add on this page but please take under consideration that they are ripping people off, once you pay them there is no mo after sale service and half of the staf they sale does not work!

[Thanks for the alert. We're no longer promoting that company. Allan.]

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