Your Favorite Affiliate Network and why?

I'm with Chris. I have used Max Bounty for over 10 years and very happy with them for the reasons he listed.

Last time (about 5-6 years ago) when I wanted to open an affiliate account with maxbounty (with neverblue, as well, and all other similar networks) they had insane requirements (to own a website if I recall well, to have good traffic, bla bla bla, basically newbies couldn't get into maxbounty), so naturally, I couldn't get in.

So.... care to explain this statement: "they are reasonable when applying to them"? If, by "reasonable" you understand that you still need to own a good (authority) website that gets consistent, and converting traffic from google and/or social media, then sorry, but this is not reasonable to me. Reasonable means that I put fake info into their application form (why the f...k do they care who I am if I make them sales?), I have no website and I don't need one, and it's my own freakin job how I make them sales AS LONG AS I agree with, AND abide by their terms (no incentivized traffic, etc.). And I usually abide by these companies' terms because otherwise I can't get paid (duh!). Which is why I never understood their insane requirements on the application forms.

Yeah, I got a bit carried away... but for good reasons I'd say, because newbies to IM have no chance of getting into these networks because the owners only want to associate themselves with the best. Bullocks...


EDIT: I just checked the "amazing" (sarcasm) Maxbounty again. More specifically, I checked the sign up page again, and here are the mandatory fields: PHONE, MESSENGER HANDLE, STREET ADDRESS, ZIP CODE, and they also want you to tell them (no wait, they don't want you to tell them, they DEMAND that you should tell them) your experience level, what offers you will promote, and how. Oh, and they will also call you (quote: "You cannot get into MaxBounty without an interview phone call. Please make sure to fill the above fields accurately.") before you get accepted. Even Google are not that paranoid about people's personal details, and google are not paranoid because they already know too much about everyone using their products. But nooo, Maxbounty demands to know everything about everyone that wants to make money through their network. Yeah, they're very "reasonable" when applying to them.

Good luck people of bangladesh, nigeria, kuweit and other third world countries entering into the amazing Maxbounty and the alikes. They are very reasonable with you.... if you are rich, or very experienced.

agreed..

i'd also like to throw in shareasale into the list for more brand type products..

ive always made money with them

-Ike Paz

Global Wide Media and Linkshare.

No explanation is needed.

Rakuten and Maxbounty. I like Maxbounty it's easy for me to navigate Offers.

- Robert Andrew

I need offers that will convert. I'm lousy at picking the ones to promote. I applied to Maxbounty yesterday. I hope my AM will guide me.

Are there other networks like Maxbounty that will give you an account manager to help you pick offers and make them successful?

BINGO! That's why I like these disgraced networks. They allow everyone at the table of the rich, not only the "creme de la creme" (or whatever the expression is). You can never EVER get into exclusive networks like Maxbounty, or Peerfly (OK, I'm into Peerfly but probably by luck, cause otherwise I don't meet their requirements... at least not yet, but hey! at least Peerfly is not paranoid like the other networks and they let me in, even if by mistake)

Anyway... you are right, the easy to enter into networks are the best for the masses, like me, and like... well, like the masses

Amazon, love them to my teeth.
You earn commissions on everything.
The thing I love about them is, if someone clicks your affiliate link that leads to an e-book and that person decides to buy a refrigerator in 24 hours, you get the commissions on that.

My only issue is the 24 hour cookie.
Besides that they are the best.

Best Regards,
Shana Jahsinta Walters.