Panda Software Affiliate Program!

[Panda Software]

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Hello,

Recently we at Panda Software launched our affiliate program exclusively with Affiliate Window. So far the scheme has been a massive success, however, we are constantly seeking new affiliates to help the program grow further.

Panda Software is the fourth biggest antivirus company in the world. We pride ourselves as being the pioneers in the industry, leading the way with the development of new security technologies.

What does the Panda Software affiliate program have to offer?

Commission: 20%
Bonuses: £50 for every £1000 of sales generated per calendar month and an additional £200 for every £5000.
Cookie Duration: 150 days
Wide ranging creative
Full Product Feeds

More details available here.

We are also pleased to announce the release of our AWIN Index figures.

Conversion rate: 2.08%
Approval Percentage: 97.15%
Validation Period: 13 days (Although this has now been reduced to 7 days!)
Earnings per click: £0.13p

AWIN Index: 76.88%

Improving our AWIN Index is one of our primary objectives and shows our commitment to developing a positive relationship with our affiliates. Affiliate marketing is new to our business therefore we are very receptive to ideas and feedback from all affiliates!

Click here to join

For more information on Panda Software and our affiliate program, please feel free to email me at mkeys@pandasoftware.co.uk.

Best Regards

Matthew Keys
(01293 848 829)

[Panda Software]

Just thought I'd add that we don't have a brand-name bidding policy!

[Jeff]

I've just installed a trail version of Panda.

It automatically deleted cookies it described as 'viruses'. These included affiliate network cookies.

So why should I promote a product, which if people use, will reduce my potential income in the future?

[Panda Software]

Hi Jeff,

Apologies for the delayed response, I had to double check this issue with one of the senior technical guys.

There are two options to avoid this scenario:

1. End-users switch off the cookie detection facility within the product, although we would not normally recommend this to our customers.

2. We can get affiliates cookies white-listed so that they are not flagged as malicious. We would therefore recommend that affiliates send us the cookies which they wish to be white-listed.

There isn't an easy solution to this because as a security vendor it is very important that we provide leading protection to our customers. Cookies do present a potential security risk, and all good antivirus products should identify these. However, cookies obviously form an integral part of affiliate marketing. As affiliate marketing is an increasingly important part of the business for us here in the UK it is equally important that we do all we can to aid affiliates.

I have escalated this issue to our headquarters and have requested that the technical team look into a better solution than point two above.

If you have any questions please get back to me.

Thanks

Matt