ClixGalore
I have spent most of this week trying to find another affiliate marketing network. Results from my current two – MarketLeverage and Commission Monster have not been that great, so I was on the hunt for a network that was more suited to my audience.
My blog audience is currently split about 50/50 between the USA and Australia, and Nameseek‘s mostly Australian. With MartketLeverage ads mostly being aimed at an American audience, and Commission Monster ads not really specific enough for my type of websites, I needed to look elsewhere.
I eventually signed up to ClixGalore which I think has the best collection of advertisers I have seen yet. Signing up is a very easy process, just a matter of filling out the form and you should get an e-mail confirmation shortly after.
I actually got denied the first time as I put down my main website as Nameseek.com.au, but my e-mail address was from my danielfelice.com domain. If the domain name is different to your e-mail address you may have some problems, so just make sure that you use the e-mail address from the domain name you are using.
What I like about ClixGalore is that there is a selection of advertisers who pay revenue per click (PPC). Most of them don’t pay anymore than about 10c per click; however there are a few who offer 20c. As well as giving you money for clicking on the ad, those same advertisers will pay either per Lead, Sale or give you a percentage of any sales made.
The Member Home area can be a bit confusing at first. There is an option to switch from a basic menu to an advanced menu, I prefer the advanced as there is plenty more options for searching the right ads for your viewers, and it also makes it easier to customise your reports and statistics.
Searching through the ads is very very easy. You have the ability to search on categories or the type of program you are looking for – such as Leads, Sales, Per Click or % Sale.
I added two ads to Nameseek earlier in the week and results have been fairly good to begin with. I have received more clicks in the past two days than any of my other ads have received in the past month. Still no sales, but it is looking more encouraging than it was a few weeks ago.
I am still using MarketLeverage and Commission Monster ads on this blog, but will most probably replace the 125 x 125 ads over the next few days as they have not been generating enough clicks.
I am impressed with ClixGalore so far, and hopefully the stats continue to improve. So far so good!
Click here to join ClixGalore!
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