Which affiliate offers are best suitable for MySpace audience, teenagers, etc.?

[Michel Z.]

Which offers are best suitable for MySpace audience, teenagers, 18-24 years old, etc.?

So far I have succes with ringtones & dating offers.

Which other type of affiliate offers convert well regarding your experience for above mentioned audience?

 

[Shawn Collins]

I'm not sure if you are talking about promoting offers on MySpace or just that demographic in general.

But I think it's against the MySpace TOS to run affiliate links on a page. Not positive, though.

 

[DanNicol]

gaming, iPod/music downloads, porn

 

[michelles]

I've got an affiliate who's earned over $3500 this month (haven't checked in a few days, but that's where he stood arounf the 20th) promoting my software.

He sends messages to MySpace users telling them about it in a conversational tone, like "Ever wonder how people get so many friends?... etc..."

 

[CoRegisteer.com]

The Smiley emoticon offer may be good.

Another offer that would do good for this demographic is the New Zwinky (Customizable avatar) http://www.affiliateer.com/member.asp?afid=10038&offerid=543&si=wf

Accepts US, UK, and Canadian traffic.

Sign up to www.Affiliateer.com and I'll get you hooked up with these offers.

 

[Michel Z.]

I've got an affiliate who's earned over $3500 this month (haven't checked in a few days, but that's where he stood arounf the 20th) promoting my software.

He sends messages to MySpace users telling them about it in a conversational tone, like "Ever wonder how people get so many friends?... etc..."

Through Bulletins ONLY?
You not afraid that MySpace will sue you? Because MySpace TOS saying it's not allowed to use automatic tools/software like 'friend requester', etc.!!
Do you pay affiliates through PayPal?
Let me know...
Thanks!

 

[michelles]

No, through messages.

Affiliates are paid via check.

As for MySpace TOS itself, I remain silent. I am not a lawyer and cannot give legal advice.

 

[Michel Z.]

No, through messages.

Affiliates are paid via check.

As for MySpace TOS itself, I remain silent. I am not a lawyer and cannot give legal advice.

You talk about IM?

 

[michelles]

You talk about IM?

I'm sorry Michael - I don't understand the question.

 

[Juicify]

IM = instant messenger: icq, msn etc. He ment if you send messages through that, when you said "No, through messages."

 

[michelles]

Ah, got it - I think IM in the context of this forum and was getting "internet marketing," LOL.

No, just regular old mySpace messages.

 

[JP Sauve]

Seems like MySpace users like signing up for free campaigns, advertisers who push freebies or sweepstakes. Ringtones aren't too bad either, but the market is starting to get pretty saturated with those.

 

[Michel Z.]

Ah, got it - I think IM in the context of this forum and was getting "internet marketing," LOL.

No, just regular old mySpace messages.

Maybe it's me, but what is "just regular old MySpace messages"?
Bulletins, Instant Messaging or Comments...!?

 

[Indy]

Maybe it's me, but what is "just regular old MySpace messages"?
Bulletins, Instant Messaging or Comments...!?

Just, messages. Like PMs.