Hi,

I'm looking at affiliate marketing for two of my clients - both consumer electonic products. Generating unit sales, as opposed to data capture/brand building, is the brief.

As a Consultant, I need a network who can do as much of the admin/marketing/tech/leg work as possible. However, I worry that my products would 'get lost' if I went with a  largeTradeDoubler type outfit.

Does anybody have any  advice on this and/or recommendations of who I should speak to?

Many thanks

Rick

Hi Daniel,
 

Many thanks for taking the time to reply. Both options sound great and would very much like to talk to them. Would be able to introduce me?

As for me, I'm working as a consultant for a couple of products. All geared to driving sale.

What is it that you do?

Cheers

Rick

On 12:04:21 6 November 2008 danielb wrote:

hi, Rick, I have 2 suggestions for you:

1. An affiliate network called WebGains. I chose them for similar reasons to your 'wish list' after meeting with 5 or 6 other networks:
   • They have great technology
   • Account management is personal & second to none
   • Fantastic reputation among affiliates themselves
   • Excellent personal connections with big affiliates across SEO, PPC, Email, etc.
2. Summit Media. Summit basically take what you're trying to do & work with the affiliate networks directly to get you the best results. They are an absolutley extraordinary company with a load of dedicated, passionate people.

I deal with Hero at WebGains & my contacts at Summit are Simon & Albert. Drop your contact details if you'd like me to put you in touch.

Aside from this - would be interested in speaking to you about what you do.

daniel

Hi Rick,

I'd also recommend Webgains. I've used them for small/medium sized client and found them very responsive, unlike the response that I got when I approached the big networks, And they deliver sales!

Brian