The least-scammy affiliate ad I’ve ever seen
11 Apr
I’m not a fan of most “affiliate” bullshit I see on the net….but here’s a cool example I’ve seen over and over on Reddit:
I’ll be browsing Reddit, when I see this little ad:
I’ve actually clicked it a few times, and almost didn’t know it wasn’t an Amazon site…..but it had a lot of cool products, including some I clicked and BOUGHT! (so whoever runs this site has actually made money off me):
But this is a pretty non-scammy, and pretty damn simply example of an affiliate site that….I actually LIKE!
It was fun just browsing through the top products across multiple categories all in one page.
I’ve seen it posted many times for a long time, so it MUST be working!
Interesting eh?
-Nev
I like the name toppp.com — it’s not like these other affiliate sites that use the best keywords in their domain to be ranked high.
However, doesn’t Amazon itself has a “bestseller”-site?
—Arik
…ah of course HIGHEST-RATED!!! Well,
obvious.simple.cool!
I hate affiliate websites so much, but ultimately I just resent them because I try to actually create content and produce revenues…
Sadly I know they probably do better that I do.
Affiliate networks work when they are giving you something of value. My favorite one is a daily email called http://nowiknow.com. The guy basically makes money from Amazon affiliate links that are related to his informative content. Check it out, it’s fun and not spammy in the least.