Hey guys,

Been trawling through the forum the last couple of days.....omg my brain is gonna explode. I was thinking that maybe some savvy seasoned vet could kindly write a guide for commission junction, things like what to do when your starting up, how to get approved on certain things, what choices to do if your non-us. And probably a shed load more. The guide could then be stickied and then us newbs could go from there.

Thanks to anyone kind enough to do this.

P.S. I've seen this request quite often on BHW, with no one really giving a serious answer.

Originally Posted by macpaulos

Hey guys,

Been trawling through the forum the last couple of days.....omg my brain is gonna explode. I was thinking that maybe some savvy seasoned vet could kindly write a guide for commission junction, things like what to do when your starting up, how to get approved on certain things, what choices to do if your non-us. And probably a shed load more. The guide could then be stickied and then us newbs could go from there.

Thanks to anyone kind enough to do this.

P.S. I've seen this request quite often on BHW, with no one really giving a serious answer.

Macpaulos not exactly sure what you are looking for with this "Ultimate Guide to CJ", but its quite simple to me. Promoting cj is like promoting any other affiliate program.

You get a domain, write a review then send traffic to your site. Getting approved with merchants is quite simple also. After you apply to the program, if you get rejected contact the advertiser directly. They might ask to see your website and if they do show them.

As far as non-us I'm not sure how to help you there as I am based in the US. I know plenty of people in the UK that have no problems what so ever with promoting CJ so I guess it just depends on where you like.

If you have any other questions please feel free to ask. Just remember its not Rocket Science and its not hard, you just have to clear that out of your head before you get started.

The answer is simple.
If you are form non us country then be prepared for 90% application declines. You can't do anything.

Originally Posted by Knoxgates

The answer is simple.
If you are form non us country then be prepared for 90% application declines. You can't do anything.

Unless hiring a professional to get you into it? Its his only choice if he gets denied over and over again..