I think its possible to get 20% on some items and 15% on others -- but those are not regular Amazon items -- you really got to look closely at it - if those things concern you. Also don't underestimate with Amazon you get commissions on things you don't even market but people buy anyway.
Hello, I'm about to join in amazon afiliate program ,but in step 2 of creating the account asks for a name of my website/url/What is your website(s) about? / how many visitors I get per month
If I dont have any website right now I can put a new twitter/facebook ?(or what should I put?)
Lets say if now I put a website about It and after that I want to change in other industry ,it will be possible to add another websites /promote other things than the actual stuff etc ?
It will influence my earnings if i put now under 500 unique visitors and after 1 month I will have 1k + ?
Thanks in advance ! and sorry for my bad english
1)they will reject you most probably for putting twitter or facebook. You have to put a site which passes amazon affiliate t&s.
2)It is possible to add other websites. as many as you want.
3)No of visitors you are mentioning nbow wont affect your earning.
Just to show you that I know a little bit about Amazon Marketing - here are a couple days commissions.
View attachment 23355View attachment 23356View attachment 23357View attachment 23358
this is 4 days in a row : $230 $40 $60 $90
since my last thread started last June my daily earnings fluctuate between $25 - $320 a day .. with a more normal range of $60-$140 a day.
Whatever you do, for the love of anything holy don't create these sites on blogger. I got my last site, which was my amazon money maker, deleted by blogger today.
I need help with this:
I am a non-USA resident (live in Serbia), do I need to pay taxes for the Amazon affiliate program?
I know that Kindle publishers pay tax, but I am not sure about affilate program? Because in Kindle you are selling your own product and for affiliate program you are a middle man...
I planned to get into it, but tax thing turns me off from Amazon.