Affiliate programs.

[Olagoke Tobi Enoch]

Which Affiliate programs accepts you when you don't have a website??

 

[T J Tutor]

Ping me on Skype at dhsmartadv and I will see if I can help you.

Recruiting members from our community when you are not an approved resource is a violation of our policies.

 

[T J Tutor]

Which Affiliate programs accepts you when you don't have a website??

Take the time to open a new thread in the Business Centre forum and ask for networks that are Newbie friendly. You will get many responses from the Newbie friendly networks in our approved resource listings. Use the thread title prefix "Looking For" and make the thread title "Newbie Friendly Networks".

 

[tyoussef]

Welcome To u U can Join Us

 

[AN.MDT]

What is the niche you are interested in?

 

[ByOffers]

If you have strong SEO skills you are more than welcome to ByOffers affiliate program. You may learn more about us here ByOffers - Essay affiliate network | Affiliate Marketing Forum | AffiliateFix

 

[Reolink]

they might set the approval automatically.

 

[Delyte]

It's important to note that no network will accept you automatically. So unfortunately there's no magical list of networks that will accept you without a website. However the good news is that most networks will accept affiliates without a website! But that doesn't mean you'll get accepted. Obviously as others have stated, looking into "newbie friendly" networks is a good place to start, but if you can prove you know what you're doing, a website isn't a must for anyone. Make sure you know all the terminology and general practices.

Definitely a good place to start is:
What is Affiliate Marketing? (START HERE) | Affiliate Marketing Forum | AffiliateFix

if you haven't already, it covers pretty much all the basics. But beyond reading it front to back twice it's important that you have a plan of action in mind that you can explain when being interviewed for the network. Expect to basically be quizzed on all the material on that guide. Fortunately K does an excellent job of organizing it and presenting the material, so without getting more specialized, it's a very complete introduction into affiliate marketing.

It is my understanding that if you have a competent plan that you can explain clearly, have a good grasp on the general process and practices of affiliate marketing, and you're forthright and transparent with all of your contact information (e.g. avoiding fraudulent affiliates, honesty is important, don't exaggerate or overestimate your level of skill, as you WILL be found out and probably rejected), you have a good chance of being accepted.

 

[Graybeard]

Recruiting members from our community when you are not an approved resource is a violation of our policies.

Our Affiliate Program with poopy Leads . com seems to be a perfect fit

Policy has not changed ...

 

[thelegend]

Well what type of affiliate programs ? As they are more like cpa offers ,affiliate programs etc .Also for what niche do you want the products ?

 

[Batruhant]

It's important to note that no network will accept you automatically. So unfortunately there's no magical list of networks that will accept you without a website. However the good news is that most networks will accept affiliates without a website! But that doesn't mean you'll get accepted. Obviously as others have stated, looking into "newbie friendly" networks is a good place to start, but if you can prove you know what you're doing, a website isn't a must for anyone. Make sure you know all the terminology and general practices.

Definitely a good place to start is:
What is Affiliate Marketing? (START HERE) | Affiliate Marketing Forum | AffiliateFix

if you haven't already, it covers pretty much all the basics. But beyond reading it front to back twice it's important that you have a plan of action in mind that you can explain when being interviewed for the network. Expect to basically be quizzed on all the material on that guide. Fortunately K does an excellent job of organizing it and presenting the material, so without getting more specialized, it's a very complete introduction into affiliate marketing.

It is my understanding that if you have a competent plan that you can explain clearly, have a good grasp on the general process and practices of affiliate marketing, and you're forthright and transparent with all of your contact information (e.g. avoiding fraudulent affiliates, honesty is important, don't exaggerate or overestimate your level of skill, as you WILL be found out and probably rejected), you have a good chance of being accepted.

hmm that's good