InstantForum.NET v4.1.3Affiliate Watchdogs Forumhttp://www.affiliatewatchdogs.org/forum/noreply@affiliatewatchdogs.orgMon, 06 Feb 2012 00:35:59 GMT20http://www.affiliatewatchdogs.org/forum/Topic121-3-1.aspxBefore using LinkShare, I recommend that you try AdSense for a week to get a base of what you will make with CPC (cost per click). Then, give the other very targeted (highly relevant) affiliate programs a shot.</P><P>Also, many studies have been done that show that too many ads will turn off your visitors and prevent them from clicking anything on your website.Sun, 24 Sep 2006 20:33:55 GMTWatchdoghttp://www.affiliatewatchdogs.org/forum/Topic121-3-1.aspxI wanted to say that I think that Linkshare is a good and reputable affiliate program. They have several large name companies that you can apply to be an affilate for. [i.e. Cingular, Overstock.com, David's Cookies, Linens n Things] You do have to have a website that they can check out before they will approve you. </P><P>So far I've only added links for the various companies to my emails, and I've posted their banners etc on my webpages that I created myself. I do see that with just that little bit, people are clicking!</P><P>I'm wondering how the best way to market these great products is.</P><P>Any ideas?Fri, 22 Sep 2006 13:57:26 GMTSharon39