Easy way to locate source of affiliate program

Gogol said:

Most of them have dedicated affiliate sections. So try googling for
affiliate site:websitedomain.com

If they happen to have an affiliate area.. it will come up in the result.

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affbull said:

Thanks but what if I go to their website and there is no affiliate area? that just means I have to go the slow way to contact them and wait for a reply?

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affbull said:

Thanks but what if I go to their website and there is no affiliate area? that just means I have to go the slow way to contact them and wait for a reply?

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sobolanu said:

I think most affilate programs require you to display this info on the website for legal reasons. At least that's the case with Amazon Affiliate Program

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Gogol said:

Amazon affiliate disclaimer is a different thing. Op is talking about affiliate programs offered by the sites themselves. I don't think they are legally bound to put a disclaimer for that... But putting the disclaimer will ultimately help them getting more sales.

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affbull said:

Hey all, so I am browsing some affiliate sites but am wondering if there is an easy way to identify how to sign up for them.

For example, some affiliate links are real easy to spot like those by maxbounty. Problem comes when it is website.com/ref=1234, then I am not sure which company to contact (eg. peerfly or clickbank or whatever) to get into the program.

Any tips are appreciated. Thanks.

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redarrow said:

you're thinking correctly and love it better than moaning about amazon go direct.

i am sure that you can get the top selling items from Amazon and with internet research get the direct affiliate program for the item.

cutting out Amazon after there dirty trick is on point well done .....

think outside the box what it all about earning money.(( 10/10,))

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affbull said:

Btw, just wanted to share that this is a useful link for finding where the redirect goes to. http://redirectdetective.com/

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Keljmenc said:

Actually redirectdetective didn't work for me for all redirections you can find IMarketers use.

Better try: Link Redirect Trace (its firefox browser addon)

Disclaimer: not associated in any way

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affbull said:

Thanks can you explain how to use it? I downloaded it, then I go to a website, how do I get it to show where links on that page lead to?

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Keljmenc said:

Clik on any link, click on addon and you will see all reddirections (if there is any) between your click and destination page.

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