What kind of affiliate software should I use? - GoFuckYourself.com

newdipshit · 05-25-2014, 08:53 AM

Yeah.. so like the name says.. I am new to this.

I have a ccbill account set up and my site was submitted for review last night so I expect to be live soon... Now the affiliate world!

I see a whole affiliate section in my ccbill admin panel, but I see people on these boards referring to NATS... Is the ccbill setup not very good? Or does the other stuff integrate with it??

Advice would be great... I would like to dive into something that a large % of you guys agree is a good start and focus on it.

Thanks

stonehammer · 05-25-2014, 09:25 AM

if your on ccbill then just go with ccbill, its all in one

as for %....go with the market rate

maybe ur thinking of offering a higher % to attract more affiliates ? but at this point being a new site with fresh content, affiliates will naturally come to you. instead of offering a bigger cut, i suggest you wait for ccbill to approve your site, double check that everything is working, then start personally contacting webmasters to promote your site

you can go juicy ads or eros advertisements, check which websites are selling ad space, look at their traffic. go visit the website and see if there is a webmaster contact info

also to better attract affiliates, make sure there are no traffic leaks in your tours. any advertisments should be inside the members area

newdipshit · 05-25-2014, 09:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stonehammer

if your on ccbill then just go with ccbill, its all in one

as for %....go with the market rate

maybe ur thinking of offering a higher % to attract more affiliates ? but at this point being a new site with fresh content, affiliates will naturally come to you. instead of offering a bigger cut, i suggest you wait for ccbill to approve your site, double check that everything is working, then start personally contacting webmasters to promote your site

you can go juicy ads or eros advertisements, check which websites are selling ad space, look at their traffic. go visit the website and see if there is a webmaster contact info

also to better attract affiliates, make sure there are no traffic leaks in your tours. any advertisments should be inside the members area

Thank you for the advice... I am diving into the ccbill homeschool on affiliate now...

Romainz · 05-25-2014, 11:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stonehammer

Point being a new site with fresh content, affiliates will naturally come to you.

Couldnt agree more

GL OP

05-25-2014, 08:53 AM	#1
newdipshit Registered User Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: San Diego Posts: 81	What kind of affiliate software should I use? Yeah.. so like the name says.. I am new to this. I have a ccbill account set up and my site was submitted for review last night so I expect to be live soon... Now the affiliate world! I see a whole affiliate section in my ccbill admin panel, but I see people on these boards referring to NATS... Is the ccbill setup not very good? Or does the other stuff integrate with it?? Advice would be great... I would like to dive into something that a large % of you guys agree is a good start and focus on it. Thanks

05-25-2014, 09:25 AM	#2
stonehammer Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 1,430	if your on ccbill then just go with ccbill, its all in one as for %....go with the market rate maybe ur thinking of offering a higher % to attract more affiliates ? but at this point being a new site with fresh content, affiliates will naturally come to you. instead of offering a bigger cut, i suggest you wait for ccbill to approve your site, double check that everything is working, then start personally contacting webmasters to promote your site you can go juicy ads or eros advertisements, check which websites are selling ad space, look at their traffic. go visit the website and see if there is a webmaster contact info also to better attract affiliates, make sure there are no traffic leaks in your tours. any advertisments should be inside the members area __________________ GFY Educational Series: Buying Skimmed Traffic for Websites