As per JMMO tradition, I’m sharing with you another “first payment” report from an online endeavour. This time, it’s through the affiliate programme via E-junkie that I wrote a few weeks ago.

Some of you might remember that I mentioned that one of E-junkie’s possible issue with affiliate programmes is that they’re not directly involved with the actual payment. You have to go through individual sellers/merchants through their respective affiliate programmes.

Well, I’m happy to report that one of E-junkie’s merchants, PremiumThemes (who I also wrote about some time ago), delivered on their promise. Looks like someone bought a WordPress theme via my affiliate link and I received my payment just a few days ago. Cool. So, that’s a go.

Have you signed up for an E-junkie affiliate yet? Have you checked out affiliate programmes/products there that might suit your website or weblog? It might be something you can look in to as well.

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E-junkie/PremiumThemes 1st Payment In!

If you own a WordPress blog and you want a more professional-looking theme, then you might want to check PremiumThemes*. They have over 25 themes available – a handful are for free, while others are for sale (licensing fees for personal or developer use).

I haven’t bought a theme from them yet, but I’m seriously eyeing a couple that I’m considering for my personal blog. And, right now, the owner of PremiumThemes is currently running a contest, where one lucky winner can get a free copy of any premium theme. The contest runs until 30th of June.

Also, if you’re keen to sell some of these WordPress themes on your blog or site, you might also consider signing up with their affiliate programme. The owner is offering 20% commission per sale. Payout is once a month, with minimum of 2 sales.

See more, if you’re interested.*

Note: Affiliate links included

Image source: PremiumThemes.net

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