CJ Affiliate Program
Cj is a part of the Alliance Data Systems, the program (CJ) started in Santa Barbara, down in California in the year 1998. The founders started with the sole aim of creating a point of interaction between advertisers and publishers. They have grown into more than 15 different office units across the world at large with the last 25 years.
They have continued to develop and emerge with new technology, which has made performance tracking easy, and publisher – advertiser relationships more robust.
How it works
They have a collection of over 3,000 reputable merchants that are household names, thus making advertising quit easy for publishers. These merchants include brands like Priceline, office depot, Barnes$Noble and a host of others for publishers to select from.
Getting to join the platform is not difficult, all you need is complete their registration by giving attention to a few questions. Upon approval, you will be granted access to their directory of advertisers via a unique ID number
How to earn
They make the payment on the 20th of the month but based on a clean slate. What do I mean?
Your merchant whose product you promote must have made payment before that time, none of your cash should be locked by your merchants, and you should not have any suspicious transaction.
ShareASale.com was acquired by Awin about 4 years ago, making them part of the largest affiliate network in the world. We have over 1600 employees in 15 countries. We were honored that out of all the affiliate networks in the world, founder Brian Littleton entrusted ShareASale to us.
There are actually closer to 6,000 programs on ShareASale, but with new ones being added daily, it's almost impossible to keep up. Luckily there's a great search functionality to help publishers find all the programs by keyword, niche or category, it's easy to find a program which fits your needs.
If I can assist anyone with ShareASale, please feel free to contact me. Thanks so much!
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Commission generation constantly.
Probably, the 60 days is due to wait for the money back guarantees that some merchants have. Usually a 30 day money back guarantee.
Although some merchants pay you, and if there is a return, they will take it off on your next commissions.
Usually this could be if you are paid on sales commissions and not on pay per lead. Unless the merchant whats sometime to verify that your leads are legitimate and not fake.
If you are expecting to be doing affiliate marketing, wait time shouldn't be an issue.
