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There were 8 questions found in this category:

How do I add an affiliate program to the directory?
Go the Affiliate Programs Directory main page. Click on Suggest Program and follow the submission guidelines.
Can I see back issues of the newsletters?
Yes. There is a Newsletter tab at the top of this page. It will take you to a section where you can search through every issue of the newsletter. Type in the word or phrase you are searching for and the program will find all related newsletters.
How do I find an article on this site?
There is a search box at the top of every page on this site. Simply type in the keyword/s you are searching for, click on the little down arrow to display the dropdown box, select "Search Articles", and press Search. The program will locate the most relevant articles. You can refine ...
Do you have an affiliate program to promote AssociatePrograms.com?
No. In Internet marketing, I tend to choose the easy paths. It's much easier just to promote other people products, rather than create your own and manage thousands of affiliates. I make a good living doing that, so I don't see any need to start my own program. Of course, I would make more mon ...
How do I subscribe to the newsletter?
There's a sign-up form on every page of the website.
May I suggest an affiliate program for your affiliate directory?
Yes, as long as it is not already listed. Check the listings to make sure.
Why do you not list multi-tier programs in your affiliate directory?
1. The main reason is that I became tired of being pestered by people wanting me to join multi-tier programs. 2. Most of the friends I've made on the Net don't touch multi-tier programs. 3. I found I was wasting lots of time because MLM web sites often make you wade through pages of hype befo ...
Why do you not list pay-per-click programs in the affiliate directory?
I list affiliate networks, some of which have pay-per-click programs, but I don't list the companies which sign up with such networks and then offer pay-per-click programs. The companies involved and the payout rates can change too frequently for a directory like this one.