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why isnt the affiliate programs working out for me :(?
What affiliate programs are you doing, Moyah?
Have you got any traffic leading to them?
Please do let me know as soon as possible so I can help you out.
Chat soon, Jeff.
i tried the booking.com affiliate here but commission factory is confusing, so I tried travelpayouts with booking.com but I don't know how to get the landing page of the website to create a affiliate link.
Yeah, this may seem confusing now but as you progress, you'll wonder to yourself what all the fuss was about.
Don't worry too much about affiliate links yet.
Just follow the training step-by-step and concentrate on writing some blogs for your website.
Ferra gave you some great tips as those who also answered your question.
I love your Niche topic.
There are a lot of nervous flyers out so a website that can answer their worries would be of great value.
I had that problem but what I did is start over my training to have a better understanding I know its long and dreadful but it work
do you know how to find your affiliate link once you do you come the link go to you content click where find where you want to add the link highlight the word or photo then click add link and you paste you link their then click enter
let me know if you want me break it down a little more
Hi - in what way? You need lots of content to be accepted by affiliate programs, at least 15 original posts, with nothing copied and pasted.
okay, so i joined travelpayouts and click on booking.com but from there the affiliate link its not working when I post it on my website. and from the affiliate program here I have to join commission factory and I don't understand it at all :(
Hi - I dont think http://Booking.com is part of the travelpayouts network. Have you tried to join http://Booking.com through their own program rather than through a network?
However, at this early stage you should be concentrating on writing more content. There is no point adding affiliate links, when you don't have enough content for Google to rank your posts.
You don't want to add lots of affiliate links with very little content, or Google will see it as a spammy selling site.
i tried booking.com from here but commission factory is confusing. yes i tried with the but will the comission factory problem again. i don't want too much affiliate i just need one or two
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I need help, the affilaite programs are stressing me out?
why isnt the affiliate programs working out for me :(?
Hi Moyah,
Here are some affiliate programs I found for you:
Airline Affiliate Programs:
- CheapOair Affiliate Program
- Qatar Airways
- Vayama International Flights
- Park’n’Fly Airport Parking
- OneTravel Airline Tickets
- Kiwi.com Airline Tickets Booking
- Points.com Affiliate Program
- Emirates US Airline
- Air France Airline
- Air Malta Flights
I suggest you do research and read about their Terms and Conditions first in terms of applying to be an affiliate in their affiliate programs.
Also, please keep building your website. Keep publishing quality content. When you have at least 15 posts on your website, your chance to be accepted by affiliate networks/programs will be better.
Add Featured Image for each of your posts. I don't see images that stand out and telling me that is a website dedicated to helping people to find ideas about airlines or flights when visiting your website.
You'd also want to create a logo to build your branding as well. I have informed you how in our conversation via PM the other day.
If you have a professional-looking website, complete (all the legal pages are there, there are tons of quality content, etc), you will have a better chance of getting approved to joining just about any affiliate programs.
All the best,
Ferra
Always happy to help and re-share the knowledge I got from my mentor and other WA members. 😀👍
What affiliate programs are you doing, Moyah?
Have you got any traffic leading to them?
Please do let me know as soon as possible so I can help you out.
Chat soon, Jeff.
i tried the booking.com affiliate here but commission factory is confusing, so I tried travelpayouts with booking.com but I don't know how to get the landing page of the website to create a affiliate link.
Yeah, this may seem confusing now but as you progress, you'll wonder to yourself what all the fuss was about.
Don't worry too much about affiliate links yet.
Just follow the training step-by-step and concentrate on writing some blogs for your website.
Ferra gave you some great tips as those who also answered your question.
I love your Niche topic.
There are a lot of nervous flyers out so a website that can answer their worries would be of great value.
I had that problem but what I did is start over my training to have a better understanding I know its long and dreadful but it work
do you know how to find your affiliate link once you do you come the link go to you content click where find where you want to add the link highlight the word or photo then click add link and you paste you link their then click enter
let me know if you want me break it down a little more
Hi - in what way? You need lots of content to be accepted by affiliate programs, at least 15 original posts, with nothing copied and pasted.
okay, so i joined travelpayouts and click on booking.com but from there the affiliate link its not working when I post it on my website. and from the affiliate program here I have to join commission factory and I don't understand it at all :(
Hi - I dont think http://Booking.com is part of the travelpayouts network. Have you tried to join http://Booking.com through their own program rather than through a network?
However, at this early stage you should be concentrating on writing more content. There is no point adding affiliate links, when you don't have enough content for Google to rank your posts.
You don't want to add lots of affiliate links with very little content, or Google will see it as a spammy selling site.
i tried booking.com from here but commission factory is confusing. yes i tried with the but will the comission factory problem again. i don't want too much affiliate i just need one or two
See more comments
Hi Moyah,
Here are some affiliate programs I found for you:
Airline Affiliate Programs:
- CheapOair Affiliate Program
- Qatar Airways
- Vayama International Flights
- Park’n’Fly Airport Parking
- OneTravel Airline Tickets
- Kiwi.com Airline Tickets Booking
- Points.com Affiliate Program
- Emirates US Airline
- Air France Airline
- Air Malta Flights
I suggest you do research and read about their Terms and Conditions first in terms of applying to be an affiliate in their affiliate programs.
Also, please keep building your website. Keep publishing quality content. When you have at least 15 posts on your website, your chance to be accepted by affiliate networks/programs will be better.
Add Featured Image for each of your posts. I don't see images that stand out and telling me that is a website dedicated to helping people to find ideas about airlines or flights when visiting your website.
You'd also want to create a logo to build your branding as well. I have informed you how in our conversation via PM the other day.
If you have a professional-looking website, complete (all the legal pages are there, there are tons of quality content, etc), you will have a better chance of getting approved to joining just about any affiliate programs.
All the best,
Ferra
thank you
Thanks, Ferra!
You're welcome, Moyah. 🙂👍
You're welcome, Jeff. 😀👍 Happy to help.
Detailed response. Thanks for helping my friend!
Always happy to help and re-share the knowledge I got from my mentor and other WA members. 😀👍