Top Affiliate program directories

The ones that pay the affiliates themselves, directly, so that the affiliates are not dependent on the vendor for payment.

As a vendor, using those may enable you to attract serious, professional affiliates who won't look at other networks because they take their businesses seriously enough not to risk any slow/missing payment problems.

So ... ClickBank, DigiResults, RapBank are the ones that come to mind.

(But remember that all these places do is "the transaction", anyway. You still have to find your own customers and affiliates, more or less, with any of them. And in order to attract affiliates, you need to have everything else in place and working well first, with proven conversions and so on.)

You can also try as an advertiser in CPA networks.

CPA networks are good and easy, but they shave.

Best option is to go directly to the vendor and negotiate with him. Everything is negotiatable.

CHeers

You're asking where to find opportunities to advertise your non-MMO info-product to potential affiliates (not end customers) with a view to having them promote it through Clickbank?

Thing is, I think most affiliates actively looking for stuff to promote are acutely aware of the affiliate networks and/or retailers they're willing to deal with, and they head straight to their own respective marketplaces/directories.

I can't recall ever having looked for any kind of "affiliate program directory", myself; I know the reputable affiliate networks and I head straight to them when I want to browse. Certainly, where info-products are concerned there are only a handful of networks of any merit anyway. And they're the direct source of any and all data and statistics pertinent to the selection process. What's the point in looking anywhere else only to find broken links, inaccurate information, outdated stats, etc.?

I just can't envisage most active affiliates having too much of a problem finding your product if they're looking already, provided you've got a Clickbank marketplace listing for it.

Perhaps a better use of time would be to go out and actively identify existing sites and webmasters you think would be in a good position to promote your product, making a direct proposal to them?