[valenkim]

Which affiliate networks have you found to be most profitable?

Please take into account:
- Click Through Ratios
- Acquisition Rate
- Average Cost Per Click, Cost Per Sale and/or Cost Per Acquisition
- Quality of Offers
- Number of Offers Provided

[Merchant Consultant Team]

WHITE LABEL

Mike Mackin

[markymark]

I'm with Mike on this. I do best with white label programs. I think you need to expand your range of options to include casino/gambling and pharmaceutical as well.

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[valenkim]

My goal is to find out what people think about affiliate networks. The ones I listed are the major networks.

What is white label?

Thanks,

Kimberly

[markymark]

Ah, OK. I think you should give a separate category to Shareasale, though. Personally, I don't care much for affiliate networks, but there ya go.

White Label - these are affiliate programs that allow you to use your own domain, design, branding, etc. The merchant is effectively invisible to the visitor. Lots of the major travel sites offer it, as do pharmaceutical and gambling merchants.

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[phillyburbs]

Our most profitable program has nothing to do with affiliate marketing, of course!

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[Andy]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> Karl wrote: Our most profitable program has nothing to do with affiliate marketing, of course!
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Same here.

Andy

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[yintercept]

As for the networks. I think it depends on how much traffic you have. As CJ is the only network offering performance metrics, I find I have to invest several thousand clicks into BeFree and LS merchants to weed out the frauds.

sound thinking