Newbie in Affiliate. Which one should I use?

[lindasolberg]

Hello to everybody. I am a newbie in Affiliate and I need some help.
A little bit about my website: I am creating a free directory of online shops from different countries, which are selling and delivering products to Europe. Visitors and users can suggest their listings, can review shops from the directory and can discuss them or products they are selling. I would like to earn some money in the future from my website.
I have a couple of questions and I really hope to get some advice.
I have seen some similar websites from other countries and I wondering how I can achieve the same with mine: For example, the directory have the page dedicated to Barnes & Noble’s with some info about the online store, but they are also publishing sales codes available at the moment with the info when the sales codes expires, and with the images of some products the store is selling. When visitors click on the sales codes or link leading to Barnes & Noble’s they are earning some money from it. I know about Google network, but as far as I know most of the Affiliate networks offer just banner or links codes, not sales codes or codes showing some of the products from the stores. Anybody can advice me what kind of Affiliate network can I use to achieve this?
And the second question is: what are good Affiliate networks to use in general for my website?

[lindasolberg]

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[Darrin Ward]

I think in your case what you need to do is go create affiliate accounts directly with each of the companies you have pages / sections about, at least in the long term.

There are affiliate networks, such as cj.com, which will allow you to sign up to a lot of different affiliate programs all from one account.

But, what you really will need to do to make this successful is to experiment a little bit. Some niches will work and some won't work - you will need to be dynamic and create affiliate accounts and links as you need to fill the traffic and demand that you have on your Website.

There is no one-size-fits-all in this world unfortunately.

[Sallygirl]

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I am part of the amazon associates affiliate network but the payment rates are really low and it doesn't really seem worth it. Not sure if anyone has any luck with it.

[goodfellas12]

Try using clickbank. It is a nice place to start.

[navirox]

i'm also newbie to affiliate. So i also agree to with goolfellas12 comment. i think click bank is something to try

[mousomihoq]

Your must good experience on the seo so that you can successful

[seoitc]

I agree with your opinion .

[rajnair]

commision junction (CJ), Amazon, clickbank, shareasale are four largest affiliate networks. Then there are lots more depending on whichever niche your pages are.

[nib]

Hi,

I am thinking of developing a website to promote Expedia offers. It would just be for India and for the weekend travel niche. I wanted to find out if I am allowed to promote just the India specific weekend vacation deals on Expedia and nothing else.

Also, where should I sign-up to become an affiliate? There seems to be two pages...

- Programme Overview,
- Become an Affiliate

Both these pages seem to be different.

Please help. I am a newbie in affiliate marketing.

Also, does anybody have any experience with Expedia? How was it like. Please do let me know.

Thanks.