Adwords (PPC) with affiliate sites - possible?

There are probably many good affiliates in some way, I would agree on the CB stuff but there are some CB products that do still work with adwords but hens teeth would probably be more popular.

When you say its like you need your own product your exactly right in many ways.

First why pizzle fart with sharing commissions, next the reason why promoting an affiliate is so deadly is if they edit the site or run a site that does not meet googles terms and your account is suspended then you can do nothing to fix it.

If it is your site and it falls foul of the big G, given that your not doing big illegal stuff and its only site errors you can at least fix it, and for that reason it makes more sense to develop or even buy a product you can promote.

Other options may include lead generation type sites where you sell the leads to business for a profit, so there is lots you can do if think outside of the square, god luck with it moving forward.

You can find some of them on this subsection of WarriorForum - Ad Networks - CPA, CPM, CPL - Millionaire Makers..

Hey,

I would not send adwords traffic to a review site, what you need to do is create a blog around you're niche and then have the review/s pages, with links to the revies in you're posts.

You can also have a review site but then build the blog on it and do the same.

Plus with the blog you can create alot of landing pages for your ad groups and if you have a very good converting keyword, i would creat a seperate landing page.

You may get away with sending the traffic straight to the review page/whatever within you're blog, aslong as you have terms and stuff on you're site.

I hope this help abit.

Google does allow direct linking, no problem. The landing page of your affiliate however has to follow their guidelines. As you have no control over that page, this may cause a problem. That's why you have to make your due diligence and make sure that page complies before promoting that product. Of course, you have to hope that the affiliate doesn't change the page in the future that may not comply anymore. That's why many create their own page.

But if your affiliate does not allow direct PPC linking, the point is moot.

The solution is as I said before. Instead of linking from your sales page to the affiliate's sales page, link to their ordering page. That is after all what your link says "order soda products online" so send your visitors there. What you're doing is as if you're going to a store and talk to a sales clerk. He makes his pitch and convinces you to buy. But he says, OK, talk to this other sales clerk who makes a similar pitch. You don't want that, you said you're sold and expect to be taken to the checkout counter.