Friend has a product on PayPal. How can I be an affiliate?

by jlamarferren

Posted: 14 years ago 7 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

Hello,

A friend of mine has a hot product that he is selling via PayPal. He would like me to be his affiliate, but he doesn't know how that works with paypal. He would rather not change merchants if he doesn't have to. Does anyone know how I can promote his products via paypal with my own aff link?

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CDarklock 14 years ago

PayPal doesn't have an affiliate program. Your friend needs to set up an affiliate program through someone else.

E-Junkie is a good option; use coupon code EASYE-JUNKIE for two months free, and it will still let all his sales go through PayPal.
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- jlamarferren 14 years ago
  
  OK cool! I'll check that out. Thanks!
  
  -JL
  
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Morgan2010 14 years ago

Are there any affiliate programs that don't have a monthly fee?
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claynekeegan 14 years ago

you can check out http://www.click2sell.eu/ ,no monthly fee
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- BiggieG 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by claynekeegan
  
  you can check out Click2Sell Affiliate Network - Innovative Affiliate Marketing Network ,no monthly fee
  
  Thanks, Just what I was looking for and it was an easy setup too.
  
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Alexa Smith Banned 14 years ago

Originally Posted by jlamarferren

A friend of mine has a hot product that he is selling via PayPal.

He really isn't: he's selling it (via) himself and using PayPal only as a payment processor to collect the money.

One can't sell a product "on PayPal" like one can sell it "on Clickbank" or "on e-Junkie". Not pointing this out just to be pedantic, I hasten to add! It's directly relevant to what you're asking, the point being that PayPal - not being a retailer - can't track affiliates.

e-Junkie is easy to use and very low cost and would do the job you're asking about. Good luck!
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jonathan8 14 years ago

Use any affiliate tracking software or service
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