What are the top % commissions for each sector (e.g. flights, insurance, shopping..)?

[meijboom]

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G'day all!

Hope you all had a good Xmas (you'll be glad to hear the weather in Sydney was cr@p!

Anyway, I am looking to improve some of my sites at the moment. These sites are a bit on the amatuerish side with say one page devoted to travel insurance with a descriptive listing of about 10 affiliate merchants.

But with about 20 or so pages of affiliate links ranging from home insurance to DIY, it's increasingly becoming a pain in the @ss updating the pages with merchants going under, playing musical chairs with the networks. So my aim is now to devote each page to just 1-2 merchants rather than 10!

My question to all of you out there: Is there an overall list of merchants (including all networks) that lists top commission paying merchants?

I'm currently don't have time for PPC etc, so just want a list of the top merchants (in terms of commission levels) as currently my pages lists all merchants from 1% through to 20%.

Thanks for your help!

m

[meijboom]

Guess everyone's on holiday or still got a hangover???!

[Gavinio]

I guess everyone kind of thinks you should
a) do your own research by logging into all the networks and/or using AffiliateBounty and
b) Picking merchants to promote by commission levels alone would be a big mistake and a lazy way of doing things.

[e-tailwebstores]

Do you have room to promote a clothing website.

Motelrocks.com pays 20% commission and has a conversion rate £46.73, and a conversion rate of 3.2%

We also have a 100% validation record for affiliate sales.

Find us at Paidonresults

[Azam.net]

My question to all of you out there: Is there an overall list of merchants (including all networks) that lists top commission paying merchants?

I'm currently don't have time for PPC etc, so just want a list of the top merchants (in terms of commission levels) as currently my pages lists all merchants from 1% through to 20%.

Thanks for your help!

m

Obviously you should study the conversion rates and other factors but, yes, it is a good idea to focus on the ones with the highest commission rates. No point promoting a merchant paying 3% commission when others in the same sector, with a similar conversion rate, pays 8%.

On some networks you can rank merchants by commission rate or EPC. Then you can focus on the ones ranked highest.

I would recommend you promote Purple Parking as we have increased the commission to the highest of any airport car parking provider on any network (basic tier 10%, up to 15%). eDealsUK, a cashback site, pays 60% residual income, also the highest in its niche. Both these programs are managed by us and we do everything in our power to help affiliates generate the maximum income - each and every affiliate enquiry was responded to within 24 hours over the last two weeks.

[mateypeeps]

I guess everyone kind of thinks you should
a) do your own research by logging into all the networks and/or using AffiliateBounty and
b) Picking merchants to promote by commission levels alone would be a big mistake and a lazy way of doing things.

"I guess everyone kind of thinks.......", Well, I do not, so do not speak for me.

On the contrary, I see it as a person even newer to this affiliate game than I am, asking his (what should be) betters for help and guidance.

And if that warrants rudeness then I am not 2 years away from my free bus pass!

My thanks go to Azam for actually helping.

And you for the AffiliateBounty link.

Just could have done without the rudeness.

By the way,the url is no longer completely valid.

http://www.affiliatebounty.co.uk/

just says "Coming soon".

The one we need (in the UK) is


http://www.affiliatebounty.com/uk/