Need List of High Ticket Affiliate Program.

[ODA Marketing]

Hi, all.

Is there any Warrior who has a list of some high ticket affiliate program to share, or can give me a hint where I can find them?

With high tickets, I mean products with a price tag over $500.

I have tried to do some search on Google, and in here as well, but I cannot find so much about where to seek.

Thanks in advance.

- Oddvar.

[aclacy]

Would be good. any photography? Day trading?

[Oxbloom]

The Profits Run forex stuff is always the first to come to mind. The Watchery sells high-end luxury watches.

There are a ton of travel related ones, but I don't remember any names. Look for resort affiliate programs...or safari affiliate programs.

[myob]

Amazon has industrial equipment for $30,000+. Suits me just fine.

[Willie Crawford]

http://timic.org/bigticket is a Facebook group where we
share news of big ticket launches with each other.

I started the group maybe a year ago :-)

The group is named Big Ticket Affiliate Marketers

Willie

[peter gibson]

Originally Posted by Willie Crawford

Welcome to Facebook - Log In, Sign Up or Learn More is a Facebook group where we
share news of big ticket launches with each other.

I started the group maybe a year ago :-)

The group is named Big Ticket Affiliate Marketers

Willie

Hiya Willie,

So how does one join that group? I just tried to request to join, and it came back saying "you're not authorized to do that". Hmmm

[Always-A-Warrior]

For business, I like Seminars. JV with big names means big money.

For products, I go to Amazon and eBay bestseller and chose the highest priced products. This way you already know there's buyers for them.

[Willie Crawford]

Originally Posted by peter gibson

Hiya Willie,

So how does one join that group? I just tried to request to join, and it came back saying "you're not authorized to do that". Hmmm

Any registered Facebook member should be able to just request a
membership. You join it the same as any Facebook group, except
membership approval is moderated.

It does give you an inside track on many big or higher paying
affiliate programs that you probably would not find out about
otherwise.

Willie

[Willie Crawford]

Originally Posted by obseerver

I think an old figther plane was listed on Ebay.

My friend Don Peters use to sell big ticket items on Ebay. I've
seen Islands, used missile silos and submarines sold there.

I have a friend who purchased a motorhome in excess of $100k
there.

Ebay motors use to be HUGE, I think in the BILLIONS of dollars
worth of cars sold they annually.

I have a friend who use to sell DOZENS of houses there some
months :-)

So, yes old airplanes... or even hard to get airplane part could
be very lucrative.

Willie

[Mrmuscle90]

wow some great information on this thread, been interested in higher ticket items for awhile but didnt know where to look. Thanks guys

[Boomachucka]

Gotta resurrect this thread, as I was about to post a new one about this specific topic!

I'm looking for high ticket items too - Preferably away from the IM niche- I'm thinking industrial equipment and things along those lines.

Do you guys find it better to contact the supplier/manufacturer directly for these sorts of things?

[Steelman]

What types of High Ticket Items are you interested in?

I recently got into top-tier programs in biz ops and I really like them. They convert just the same as a $100 item at 1%-5%.

It sure has been easier promoting and converting 10-$1000 offers than 100-$100 offers. Same money either way, but easier work.

[Boomachucka]

That's exactly why I want to focus on these!

Interest doesn't really matter, as long as I can help provide a needed product. I'm just having trouble finding these top-tier programs- and I'd prefer to stay away from Amazon, since a 4% commission seems a little silly.

Most of the affiliate networks I'm on (Copeac, MaxBounty, CJ, etc) don't offer much in the way of this sort of thing.

[edit] I feel like the best way to go may be to go to trade shows and speak to suppliers, set up some sort of dropshipping arrangement with items that have a 40-60% markup.

[myob]

In addition to a few other direct companies and liquidators, I mostly use Amazon for selling high end industrial, manufacturing, scientific, and medical equipment. Their marketing system is superb not only for the high conversions, but also for offering related products to the buyer.

Businesses have been on a buying binge for capital investments for about 18 months now, and there is no sign yet of a slowdown. The state tax issue for Amazon affiliates in some states is a major concern, however, and a couple of states I think have been dropped out of Amazon affiliate program already.

[Astron]

Check these threads:

Easy $100 Contest. Best high priced affiliate program

DO You SELL Big Ticket $2000 per copy products as an affiliate?

[NateC]

Originally Posted by Willie Crawford

Welcome to Facebook - Log In, Sign Up or Learn More is a Facebook group where we
share news of big ticket launches with each other.

I started the group maybe a year ago :-)

The group is named Big Ticket Affiliate Marketers

Willie

Just joined, can't wait to see the info that you have. Thx

[Steelman]

Originally Posted by Boomachucka

That's exactly why I want to focus on these!

Interest doesn't really matter, as long as I can help provide a needed product. I'm just having trouble finding these top-tier programs- and I'd prefer to stay away from Amazon, since a 4% commission seems a little silly.

Most of the affiliate networks I'm on (Copeac, MaxBounty, CJ, etc) don't offer much in the way of this sort of thing.

[edit] I feel like the best way to go may be to go to trade shows and speak to suppliers, set up some sort of dropshipping arrangement with items that have a 40-60% markup.

I have really only seen them in Biz Ops. I agree, 4% from Amazon isn't very exciting. My friend has some products in Amazon and seriously forgets about them. He said there's quite a bit of purchases but not much money, maybe $1500 a month. He laughs because the Amazon thing is on auto-pilot and he does nothing to promote them.

I think Direct TV and/or Dish Network had a fairly high payout offer recently.

[Boomachucka]

Originally Posted by Steelman

I have really only seen them in Biz Ops. I agree, 4% from Amazon isn't very exciting. My friend has some products in Amazon and seriously forgets about them. He said there's quite a bit of purchases but not much money, maybe $1500 a month. He laughs because the Amazon thing is on auto-pilot and he does nothing to promote them.

I think Direct TV and/or Dish Network had a fairly high payout offer recently.

You said in Amazon, as in he has his products listed there? If that's the case, getting 4% off of something you're selling is awful! I get it with affiliates, wanna keep sales margins as high as possible, but that would be crazy

[Steelman]

Originally Posted by Boomachucka

You said in Amazon, as in he has his products listed there? If that's the case, getting 4% off of something you're selling is awful! I get it with affiliates, wanna keep sales margins as high as possible, but that would be crazy

I agree with you. I will have to clarify next time I speak to him and see exactly what type of product it is.

[bobbydiraag]

I usuallly just promote amazon products with a big price tag..They are hard to find and you have to pay to join certain companies that have this info..

[GetMoreTraffic]

OfferVault.com is a good place to start - lots of legal affiliate programs paying hundreds of dollars per lead.