question about affiliate marketing for webmasters
 

Hello!

I am a dutch student and I am making a report about affiliate marketing programs. I know that their are a lot of webmasters on this forum, so that's why I came here. I was wondering what webmasters think, about what important is when you choose an affiliate marketing program? So what features are important when you choose one? What program are you using at the moment? Thanks for your help!

I look at it from the surfers perspective, no good to me if a site is giving me everything and does not convert.

Thanks, can anyone else tell me what you find important about an affiliate marketing program?

Great content, wide variety of promotional tools, not over exposed, good stats that allow me to track different campaigns and shows where my traffic came from, honest click counting, a very solid tour or sales pitch, and a quality members area if revshare (do not care as much if PPS).

I will not do revshare if they will not let me see inside of site.
I would rather have ability to gather or make my own ad material via content zips than have everything premade and spoon fed to me.
I would like to see some quality, more than one to two line post RSS feeds. Something that is at least a paragraph with clickable keywords and a clickable picture.
Easy access to support who responds in a timely fashion (24 hours on week days max)
Affiliate reps that actually know something, otherwise leave me alone please.
Nothing sneaking in the TOS.
No traffic leaks anywhere.

I'm curious... what exactly do you know about being an affiliate? Or are you just an expert in everything...

trust....

longevity...

always upto date.

thats about it.

good promo tools for your affiliates to use

bp hosting
landing pages
content
text links
rss feeds
any kind of thing an affiliate may need, you GOTTA have it.

if you need more info you can reach me on msn [email protected] or email [email protected] I'm dutch btw and we run an affiliate program

Oke, thanks for the information!

Hookers sent to my door.