amazon seems to convert better than cb in my experience
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Another problem with amazon is, there is a commission limit at $25
To clarify, that's not a limit. It's a minimum commission you must accumulate before Amazon sends out a payment. If you don't reach that amount in commissions in any given month, what you did earn is carried forward to the following month(s).
I don't think most affiliates would consider that much of a limitation.
No its not...
Amazon pays 4% but there is a limit... For example, you sell a plasma TV worth $1,000 and you should receive $40. You can only get $25. I am not really sure if they already changed the rules but that is what I know.....
Caps: Personal computers (both desktops and laptops) have advertising fees capped at $25, and Amazon Video On Demand as well as Amazon mp3 products are capped at $1.50 per item.
Is there really any competition. Although Amazon is a well-known name, the commission sucks! Word of Advice...stick with clickbank for real cash, keep amazon for pocket change.
Clickbank has my vote also. I have tried both and find that clickbank is easier. I am happy to see that there is money being made by the posts on this thread. It reinforces what is true, clickbank is the way to go. If you do have a website though and promoting through it, amazon has a product now (which I am not promoting, I just saw it last time I was on amazon) that lets you put a search box on your website which imbeds your affiliate information in it so if people do get to your site, they can search amazon and if they buy you get the sale. This, however, might detract from the real reason they came to your site in the first place.
Both are good but one thing a lot of people don't take into consideration is cashflow. If you are just starting out then you might be much happier with Clickbank paying you weekly via direct deposit versus every 30 days like Amazon.
-Russ