Great question I just recently tried to become a Ebay affiliate and they
denied me to I have blogs , websites back links, no broken links
professional themes that I paid for maybe it's because the sites are not generating huge amounts of traffic this has been my experience

Sweetheater,

Sent you a pm.

Good Luck

Jack

Problem is, no-one can really tell you for SURE what EPN want from you when you are applying for the program, it's all a bit murky. I did write quite a long article about all the factors that I personally know of (think it's still linked in my sig), but the question of traffic I am still not 100% sure about. My feeling is that it could be a deciding factor, like, if your site sucks but you still have good traffic that might sway them, but if you have no traffic... hmm, well, maybe you should work on getting some traffic first anyway?

I build EPN sites (I mean for myself) by putting NO ads on there for the first few months and just working on producing some really great, useful content on the subject, and getting some traffic.

Check my article though because there are a bunch of other things people forget when applying to EPN, obvious stuff that you don't want to miss.

In general I would echo what others have said - don't put all your eggs in the EPN basket, it is a really quirky program. It can make you great moolah, but sometimes sales can tank for no reason, and there is that supposed risk of getting axed for no apparent reason. Why the heck would anyone even go with EPN, some will ask. Well, it's still a great source of niches that you can't get anywhere else, and when you are running $0.20 per click, and getting hundreds of clicks a day (remember, CTR is not an issue!) then you remember why EPN is worth a go...