Great news for Amazon affiliates: £7 commission cap to be removed.

[Scott@KarmaContent]

Great news for Amazon affiliates: £7 commission cap to be removed.

http://karmacontent.co.uk/7-uk-amazon-associates-program-commission-cap-removed-for-affiliates/

 

[alditoharrods]

Definitely brilliant news! Now to focus on my affiliate writing....

 

[stayathomedad.co.uk]

Commission rates have changed as well so it depends what products you sell if it's good news or not.

 

[katykicker]

Hopefully will mean a few more £s for me!

 

[mbmetro100]

Great news for Amazon affiliates: £7 commission cap to be removed.

http://karmacontent.co.uk/7-uk-amazon-associates-program-commission-cap-removed-for-affiliates/

That's great news, as I've been an affiliate for the UK program for over 4 years now. This is a big chance to
make more money and time to ramp up the UK product reviews again even although this particular marketplace
will become more competitive

 

[Jon]

I am thinking of coming off skimlinks and onto Amazon affiliate for the blog

 

[mbmetro100]

I am thinking of coming off skimlinks and onto Amazon affiliate for the blog

It makes sense to do that Jon. For me, the affiliate journey going forward is Amazon UK for
technology products, Amazon US for fitness items and Clickbank for health and marketing.

 

[Jon]

I am thinking of coming off skimlinks and onto Amazon affiliate for the blog

It makes sense to do that Jon. For me, the affiliate journey going forward is Amazon UK for
technology products, Amazon US for fitness items and Clickbank for health and marketing.

and skimlinks for nothing it seems

 

[Flitterbug]

This is great if I can manage to open a new account with them!

I am thinking of coming off skimlinks and onto Amazon affiliate for the blog

Read their operating agreement 10 times before you apply... Then 10 more times after you've applied XD

 

[mbmetro100]

This is great if I can manage to open a new account with them!

I am thinking of coming off skimlinks and onto Amazon affiliate for the blog

Read their operating agreement 10 times before you apply... Then 10 more times after you've applied XD

So long as you have original content and place an Amazon affiliate disclaimer things should be fine.

 

[Flitterbug]

This is great if I can manage to open a new account with them!

I am thinking of coming off skimlinks and onto Amazon affiliate for the blog

Read their operating agreement 10 times before you apply... Then 10 more times after you've applied XD

So long as you have original content and place an Amazon affiliate disclaimer things should be fine.

It does have to be their disclaimer as outlined in the agreement - I got this bit wrong.

Edit: Also don't host your website where literally thousands of other people are doing the same thing... I think this is why I got shut down for "fraud ring" that or me not having the appropriate agreement message made it look like I was committing fraud?

 

[Jon]

ah yeah forgot you were paying to host on that wealthy affiliate thing

 

[Flitterbug]

ah yeah forgot you were paying to host on that wealthy affiliate thing

Yeah... It all got swapped over back in September I think but I haven't done anything to that website at all... Probably should take all the amazon links off it as they did ask me to do that...

 

[Jon]

Been looking at Amazon Affiliates again

Has anyone had much luck with their bounties?

They are paying £25 for someone who buys a o2 phone through your link via amazon

and

£5 for everyone you can get to sign up to the 30 day trial for Amazon Prime and £2 for everyone who just signs up for Amazon Prime Movies