Highest Paying Affiliate Programs in 2016

 

Choosing an Affiliate Program for Earning is a Big War now. In Market there are Thousands of Affiliate networks who are paying and satisfying Publishers.Some best are listed below as per our view.

Google AdSense

 

AdSense, is a high paying affiliate program network owned and run by the search engine giant Google. It provides advertisement units to publishers, who have to sign up for the program network which enables them to use their publisher account to earn money through the ads posted by Google on their website / blog. Each publisher gets a unique ID upon signing up, which is used to generate ad codes for their website so they can start earning cash.

Clickbank

Clickbank is one of the oldest and largest CPA networks out there, and as such is surrounded by as many myths and lies as it is truths and legitimate stories. It’s hard to differentiate one miffed and failed affiliate from a deliberate scammer from a real story. That said, they’ve lasted as long as they have by being legitimate; no scam affiliate would still be alive.Clickbank has a massive library of potential products to promote, and as such it’s highly variable in performance. You can sell some products with individual commissions above $500, or you can sell thousands of $1 products. Where you find success depends on trial and error.

SPOUTABLE

The first “mixed media monetization” platform that leverages advanced zone optimization to drive higher revenue for premium publishers and increased ROI for advertisers, all with the simplicity of a single tag.

Amazon Associates

Amazon’s affiliate program allows you to sell anything that Amazon sells, and earn a small commission from those sales. It’s hugely potent because of the massive library and support behind the product catalog. On the other hand, it’s very easy to run into stiff competition with a site that’s not optimized to handle the strain.

Success with Amazon Affiliates requires a highly focused niche site, though you can make quite a bit from secondary sales. Anyone clicking through your link earns you commissions, even if the user didn’t buy what you linked to in the first place. The only downside is the performance-based fee structure; you have to sell in a decent monthly volume to reach the highest tiers of commissions

Affiliate.com

Affiliate.com is one of the oldest networks around, as evidenced by their domain name. They’re also one of the most successful. They’ve maintained this level of quality over the years by offering a range of added services, including domain parking and stable, regular payments. What’s not to like?

Perhaps the one thing that sets Affiliate.com ahead of the rest is their personnel. They have a very helpful staff that take each case on an individual basis. Many affiliate networks suffer from a disconnect between different departments, leading to contradictory messages. Not so from this network.

Commission Junction

One of the most favorite of the affiliate marketing programs accessible online presently is the Commission Junction. It is also one of the oldest of the programs that was set up in the year 1998, in North America. One of the most widely recognized programs put forward by Commission Junction is the Pay Per Call program that pays the individual users commission for creating further leads of products.

The commission Junction is one of the most trusted networks, not only by general users but also by mightily functioning companies such as Fortune 500. Manually applying to the individual merchants makes for a distinct characteristic of the program. This company sponsored and built by Santa Barbara has created a stir amongst the individuals who have intents to earn some income in the way of commissions from affiliate networks as such.

Rakuten Linkshare

Now a part of the Rakuten affiliate network, LinkShare been around since the early days of the industry. In recent years, however, it has seen its role get dwarfed compared to some of the other players such as CJ Affiliate. Keep in mind that a larger playing field is highly recommended when starting out with affiliate marketing.

LinkShare has a couple of distinct features which set it apart from the crew though. One, it automatically rotates through the various banner ads for a specific product, which makes your website easier to administer and optimize in the long run. Instead of having you manually choose the 300×250 ads that should be run, LinkShare allows the rotation of multiple versions with just one code snippet.

It also has a greater degree of flexibility when it comes to ‘deep linking’ to particular merchant landing pages, which translates into greater customization potential for your campaign.