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Hi Cristian
The difficulty is that my mommy blog is very much South African traffic and a lot of the Amazon products aren't being shipped to my country which is a royal pain in the ass. I have sold a few eBooks via my addiction blog. My mommy blog I promote a lot of things from South African stores and I've sold a few things.
eBay is actually more South African friendly when it comes to shipping here.
I have had to do a log of adapting to change my baby store to a blog and I feel like I am only just starting to find my feet :)
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TommyCarey
You can also check out walmarts affiliate program. They give you 4% as well but I'm sure after you send enough sales they will increase your commissions slightly. They also give you an API access if needed as well as an easy to use Wordpress plugin to help populate your website with their products. After you apply it usually takes 24 hours to get confirmed or denied into the program. Be sure to have a website up and running already before you apply. This will increase the chances of you getting accepted into their affiliate system.
Walmarts Affiliate Page: https://affiliates.walmart.com/#!/
It that doesn't please you, you can always go over to ebay and check out their affiliate system. You'll get paid 40% to 80% of whatever ebay makes off of the sale. Now that doesn't mean if an item sells for $150 you'll get $60 to $120 of that sale. It means that if Ebay makes $15 off of a sale, you'll get $6 to $13 of that profit.
Ebays Partner Page: https://partnernetwork.ebay.com/en/home
How It Works: https://partnernetwork.ebay.com/en...t-works/get-paid
Most affiliate programs where you're getting commissions on physical products you won't see a super high commission like if you were to sell a digital product. With a digital product there's no shipping and handling or manufacturing thousands of books. You write up one book or course and that's it, an affiliate will get a higher commission because it's easier to handle than a physical product.
4% to 10% is pretty typical when you're looking for a website to be an affiliate for like amazon.com, ebay.com and walmart.com
If you find anything that gives you a higher commission, please share
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