Commission Junction (CJ) is a lot like the LinkShare program. They basically manage several affiliate programs for different merchants (aka ‘advertisers’). Some of their merchants include: eBay, Royal Doulton (UK), Joann.com, Entertainment Earth and Dick Blick.
You basically just sign up with CJ, look for merchants/advertisers, and apply to the programs. Some approvals are automatic, some may take time as the specific merchant may wish to approve each affiliate manually. Once you’re approved, you can start getting affiliate links and adding them to your weblog/website.
UPDATE: ‘Just found this – Affiliate Week Profile: Commission Junction (By Devin Comiskey). Worth reading, especially if you’re new to Commission Junction.
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i’d join cj for a year, but didn’t make any sales..
thanks for the link to commission junction guide..
i’m looking for like this article..
I have been also in this field since last four years and really found CJ excellent as a Affiliate programe and I would like to suggest it for the new bies
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I sign up to this program but for months I have not get commission yet? I try to put several link to my sites. How does actually this program work and might be a new source of income?..thanks
I’ll try to learn more about cj…still confuse bout it…tx for the info