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Yeah I think it takes a lot of trial and error to mkae good money with CJ. My conversions suck on CJ. Can send them hundreds of clicks a day but no leads or signups. I think it is a lot of Monetization work involved. I would love to see some tips addressing monetizing the sites for cj.com and azoogle.
CJ.com is by far the toughest affiliate network to make money in. The smaller ones generally do lots better. Look for conversion rates rather than highest payouts for the products/services you are going to be an affiliate for. You will make more money in the longrun with something that makes say 10 sales than only 2, even if they payout less.
Good advice Jon, I was just going to suggest we ask you to come and weigh in with advice. You are right on top of it.
It depends what types of things you are promoting and how you are promoting them. Targeted traffic is key, so the type of site you have could play a factor. For instance humor sites are tough to monetize. They can generate lots of traffic and curiously clicks but aren't necessarily good buyers. Same thing with forums and certain other types of sites. (Not saying all sites in these areas have a monetization problem - just using these very generally as an example.)
It depends what types of things you are promoting and how you are promoting them. Targeted traffic is key, so the type of site you have could play a factor. For instance humor sites are tough to monetize. They can generate lots of traffic and curiously clicks but aren't necessarily good buyers. Same thing with forums and certain other types of sites. (Not saying all sites in these areas have a monetization problem - just using these very generally as an example.)
Can someone provide me with a list of all the large affiliate players out there? I currently have a CJ.com site, but get refused from FastClick, Tribal, and Casalle.
Have you tried Linkshare.com and Shareasale.com? I prefer them to most.
I am not too thrilled with CJ and their future switch to javascript links so I am waiting to see how it all plays out.
I am not too thrilled with CJ and their future switch to javascript links so I am waiting to see how it all plays out.
I currently only have an account with CJ. Can someone name any other specific reasons why they like dealing with the smaller networks? Why do the smaller networks tend to have better conversion rates?
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