Affiliate programs that require a website... What websites do you guys run to get accepted ?

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Hello,

I am an affiliate marketer and I drive traffic to my links by paid ads and email marketing, I don't own a website.

The problem is that I want to get accepted in some affiliate programs that require you to have a website so that they can check that you can rive traffic to them...

BUT I have no intention of running my affiliate marketing business with a website and I think that its going to take a lot of time to drive traffic to it anyway

Do you guys own websites that get you accepted in these programs ?

If so then can you reply to this thread ?
 
I mean...if it's their requirement, chances are you will need to use some sort of website. Perhaps purchasing one that already has decent traffic as often it is another requirement for affiliate networks to have.
Which affiliate networks did you try that do not require website?
And why are you looking to join a network that has a requirement for the website?
 
the email itself is some kind of a warmup pre-lander, so you can discuss with your AM about this.

However, you should add a pretender/website to your funnel for several reasons:
  1. Imagine the program is like a car store, the pre-lander/website will be your salesman, and visitors are buyers. Some buyers already knew and did some homework on what type of car they want to purchase. They went to the store, buy it, and end of the story. But that is the minority, most of them don't know a sh** or two, and they must need someone to educate them, and entertain them so they can make up their mind and bring the car home home.
  2. No program owner wants to be flooded with a bunch of useless users on their site since it will put a toll on their infrastructure. So the prelander will screen out the useless visitor and only keep the prospective ones.
  3. There are a few more reasons but let me end with this third one which I believe is the most important for YOU. You can make a bunch of observations and optimization from the stat you have from your prelander/website. So instead of cluelessly buying traffic from the sources and direct linking them to the program, you actually know what you need to do to cut the cost as well as improve the profit.
 
Hello,

I am an affiliate marketer and I drive traffic to my links by paid ads and email marketing, I don't own a website.

The problem is that I want to get accepted in some affiliate programs that require you to have a website so that they can check that you can rive traffic to them...

BUT I have no intention of running my affiliate marketing business with a website and I think that its going to take a lot of time to drive traffic to it anyway

Do you guys own websites that get you accepted in these programs ?

If so then can you reply to this thread ?
not all affiliate programs require organic traffic - it's just a plus to your application for quick approval, but remember they do not prefer newbies. As long as you are experienced and can share potential references, chances are open, so let's just build a beautiful profile :))
 
You don't necessarily need a website to generate traffic, I'm usually using my agency site and they're fine with it.
 
not all affiliate programs require organic traffic - it's just a plus to your application for quick approval, but remember they do not prefer newbies. As long as you are experienced and can share potential references, chances are open, so let's just build a beautiful profile :))
agree but from my exp, it's better to attach your blog or your youtube channel for better assessment if you're looking for reputable but picky networks, like Maxbounty or CJ,ShareAsale...But if you're looking for other alternatives with are more easygoing, try Monetise, Fizzy,Dynu inMedia or Performcb...They are also growing fast with diverse campaigns and good PO
 
Affiliate companies want to work with people/companies who are the real deal.

Why not spend $5 at Wix and make a site, then stand out from the other 99 affiliates?

This seems like a very easy no-brainer to get into these aff programs.
 
You need a website that doesn't look like a piece of crap, to begin with. It has to look serious enough, with TOS and Privacy Policy.

But if you have "no intention" of building a website this is all irrelevant to you. Find alternatives that don't require websites. There are plenty.
 
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