Auto denial - Getting approved as a new affiliate

greenback13

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Hey there,

I have a new affiliate website that I'm currently adding content to but I was denied as an affiliate...I'm assuming because there's little traffic or content yet.

Anyone have some suggestions on how to avoid getting an "auto denial" or an overall rejection from the affiliate that I'm looking to align myself with?

Should I just list a direct link to the site's that I'd like to be an affiliate for to show goodwill so that they approve me next time?

Thanks!!
 
I'm not sure I understand this - you mean you were rejected by the vendor?
 
if you are disapproved, there must be something wrong with your website or you must have violated some rules. The best way to find out is to ask the vendor why they rejected you.
 
is it a jvzoo or shareasale vendor that denied you
because anyone can promote clickbank products

i would just continue creating the content if you can
and figure out something else that you can direct your traffic to bank
if you cant work with the original product you were planning on promoting
and making a few adjustments to make it work

-JB
 
is it a jvzoo or shareasale vendor that denied you
because anyone can promote clickbank products

i would just continue creating the content if you can
and figure out something else that you can direct your traffic to bank
if you cant work with the original product you were planning on promoting
and making a few adjustments to make it work

-JB

I have never heard of a clickbank denial either for a product. Is that something they are now just implemting?
 
I have never heard of a clickbank denial either for a product. Is that something they are now just implemting?
There are some Clickbank vendors who have a whitelist for their product (such as Long Tail Pro), meaning you need to be approved by the vendor before you promote their products. These vendors can and will deny your application if you do not meet their requirements (which vary between vendors)
 
There are some Clickbank vendors who have a whitelist for their product (such as Long Tail Pro), meaning you need to be approved by the vendor before you promote their products. These vendors can and will deny your application if you do not meet their requirements (which vary between vendors)

Long Tail Pro want you to know what they really have which is why all customers are able to promote it freely... dont know requirements if you dont buy it though
believe there's only a select few products that are like that out of the thousands of clickbank products
 
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