Is anyone doing well on Shareasale?

[frankfortpost]

I haven't been real impressed with the offers, but I'm also a little fuzzy on the search mechanism they use, as it doesn't always bring up what I am searching for.

Is anyone doing well with Shareasale?

And if so, what ads are you using?

[Linda Buquet]

I know lots of affiliates that really like Shareasale.
Hopefully some will give you some feedback, but most won't tell
you what they are running or what's working because a bunch of affiliates
could be reading the thread, jump in and just create more competition.

[BankRollBucks]

I really like ShareASale, the only thing I don't like is your advertisers could run out of money and get low on funds and you don't get any word on it.

I am an incentive site so I like that fact that it will let me know when I apply they won't accept me. I mean I wish they would, but I don't have to wait around to see if I am accepted.

[Linda Buquet]

"your advertisers could run out of money and get low on funds and you don't get any word on it"

You can look for merchants that are on auto-deposit and that won't happen, or is less likely to. The merchants that know enough to do auto deposit also I think tend to be a little more professional and pro-active.

You can't even imagine the # of merchants I talk to that say "for $300 set up I can just throw up a campaign and see if it works - what the heck if it doesn't." The ones on auto deposit for the most part are more COMMITTED to making it work.

[myfreeforum]

Every network has campaigns that come and go, and some of the networks do this a lot more often than ShareASale merchants to.

And it certainly is annoying to do all the work to set up traffic, a landing page, etc., and then have a campaign get removed.

I just try to find merchants who have been around for awhile. There is an Active ON: date under the merchant name.

That's a great tip about auto deposit, but I'm not sure where to find that.