OT - Affiliate Programs

[PeterMcC]

MagicFreebiesUK.co.uk wrote in

Hi,

I would have posted this in the website newsgroup, however noone ever
seems to reply there.

Which one?

I was thinking of joining an affiliate program to increase visitor
numbers to my site. I would like to pay websites on a pay per click
basis. I have seen some places offer 1p a click with Affiliate
Future so I would probably want to join them.

Has anyone had any dealings with them before? Do they provide a good
service and how much would they charge on top of the 1p a click? Does
anyone have any other recommendations in the UK that would be as
cheap as Affiliate Future as I do not have huge amounts of money to
play with and I don't think it would be that profitable.

Have you had a look at Google's AdWords? They're a bit more expensive than
the prices you mention - the cost varies depending on the popularity of the
keywords and how high up the list you want to be - but, within the limits of
my experience, I find that they offer the best ROI on PPC.

 

[MagicFreebiesUK.co.uk]

Hi,

I would have posted this in the website newsgroup, however noone ever seems
to reply there.

I was thinking of joining an affiliate program to increase visitor numbers
to my site. I would like to pay websites on a pay per click basis. I have
seen some places offer 1p a click with Affiliate Future so I would probably
want to join them.

Has anyone had any dealings with them before? Do they provide a good
service and how much would they charge on top of the 1p a click? Does
anyone have any other recommendations in the UK that would be as cheap as
Affiliate Future as I do not have huge amounts of money to play with and I
don't think it would be that profitable.

All help is very appreciated.
Cheers
Tom

 

[MagicFreebiesUK.co.uk]

MagicFreebiesUK.co.uk wrote in


Which one?


Have you had a look at Google's AdWords? They're a bit more expensive than
the prices you mention - the cost varies depending on the popularity of the
keywords and how high up the list you want to be - but, within the limits of
my experience, I find that they offer the best ROI on PPC.

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PeterMcC
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Have just looked into Adwords and it appears that I would have to pay
between 20p and 50p per click if I wanted to have a reasonably high
position.

Afraid I can't really afford this.

Thanks for the help even so.