Does anyone here use e-Junkie?

by x3xsolxdierx3x

Posted: 14 years ago 14 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

I am putting the finishing touches on my eBook course. I'll be converting my files to .PDF soon...and, people have recommend using eJunkie very highly....

I know they have a trial membership (even though they really only charge $5 for like 15MB storage space...).....but, I've also heard that coupons can be found to gain an extended trial membership....

has anyone here heard of this? Do you know where I can find a coupon code like this....?

#ejunkie

theemperor 14 years ago

E-junkie.com Coupon Codes - all coupons, discounts and promo codes for e-junkie.com

I use ejunkie, and they are pretty good :-)
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- x3xsolxdierx3x 14 years ago
  
  hey thanks alot again man!
  
  hm...I've been doing alot of research, and there seems to be some subtle differences between clickbank and e-Junkie (although, I guess clickbank's affiliate program can actually be integrated into e-Junkie...)
  
  It appears like, with e-Junkie, one has to actual pay their own affiliates (if they have an affiliate program...)....
  
  but...other than that, I'm not sure why anyone would pick Clickbank over e-Junkie...(at least from what I've been reading...)
  
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x3xsolxdierx3x 14 years ago

dude...you just got me a 120 day free trial! I wish I could give you 2 "Thanks"! lol thanks alot man
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- theemperor 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by x3xsolxdierx3x
  
  dude...you just got me a 120 day free trial! I wish I could give you 2 "Thanks"! lol thanks alot man
  
  No problem, I only got a 60 day one when I did it - but I may set up a second account after 60 days (shuush! )
  
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  x3xsolxdierx3x 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by theemperor
  
  No problem, I only got a 60 day one when I did it - but I may set up a second account after 60 days (shuush! )
  
  lol...secret is safe with me...
  
  do you integrate e-Junkie with Clickbank for an affiliate program?
  
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  Istvan Horvath 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by x3xsolxdierx3x
  
  do you integrate e-Junkie with Clickbank for an affiliate program?
  
  What is there to "integrate"?
  They are two different programs doing basically the same.
  
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  x3xsolxdierx3x 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Istvan Horvath
  
  What is there to "integrate"?
  They are two different programs doing basically the same.
  
  As far as I understand....e-Junkie requires you to actually pay affiliates yourself, as opposed to clickbank which pays them for you (I guess..)....
  
  ....I believe e-Junkie provides you with data, but then, it's up to you to pay affiliates...
  
  so....i *think*....Clickbanks affiliate program can be used, but e-Junkie can be used for the actual storage and delivery of products...
  
  Does anyone have more experience with this?
  
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  theemperor 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by x3xsolxdierx3x
  
  lol...secret is safe with me...
  
  do you integrate e-Junkie with Clickbank for an affiliate program?
  
  No I have a Clickbank product (see sig.) and separate from that i have an e-junkie product that uses Google checkout.
  
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adsquare 14 years ago

eJunkie is great, i designed my own custom system thought recently.

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Karen Blundell

14 years ago

Originally Posted by ProductCreator

There are reasons for both. But for Clickbank, you have a huge captive audience of affiliates and will pick up a handful just by being in the marketplace. You still have to work at it like anyone else to get much more though.

Last time I looked at the e-junkie marketplace, it was terrible. They might as well not have one.

their marketplace is not set-up properly and I hope as they grow they are going to improve it.
I use them for now until I buy the RAP script. I have the 7dollar secrets script that I should try to use, but e-junkie's delivery system is quite good.

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x3xsolxdierx3x

14 years ago

Originally Posted by ProductCreator

ProductCreator,

Not sure if this is a stupid question or not (lol...there's no such thing as a stupid question, right...just stupid people that ask them...)...

anyway...

is there ever any circumstance where you would consider NOT having affiliates for a product?....

....I guess I just feel really solidified in my niche, and, having a huge army of affiliates would probably take away from sales that I'm pretty confident I can just get on my own....

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Istvan Horvath 14 years ago

If you *think* so... why don't you read the FAQ, use the help etc.
Selling with ClickBank
(I mean BEFORE asking questions here)
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- x3xsolxdierx3x 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Istvan Horvath
  
  If you *think* so... why don't you read the FAQ, use the help etc.
  Selling with ClickBank
  (I mean BEFORE asking questions here)
  
  My initial question was THIS to "theemperor":
  
  "do you integrate e-Junkie with Clickbank for an affiliate program?"
  
  I didn't ask HOW you do it.....of IF it could be done.......I simply asked IF he did it.....BIG difference....
  
  I was genuinely interested in if he utilized eJunkie's affiliate program alone, or in conjunction with Clickbank....
  
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