Oh!!!
So that's why she called the site infamous.
tolensmiley: LOL
Well they'll probably reject my application then, I have no site!! But I"m sure I will get another chance to apply again right?
Thanks, I'll see how it goes when they get back to me.
Congratulations, your application to the Amazon.com
Associates Program has been approved.
Well I'm in !!!!
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No site or blog, go figure....
Thanks for your help.
On to my next step.
What do you think about my aStore so far?
I'm still working on it adding products and categories.
ThePinkMart
Pink is a good niche (although I would have chosen purple or plum
tolensmiley: ). Now you need a pink blog to drive traffic to your store.
Looks good, and ditto on the blog, then submit the blog to everything that allows it. Also, try submitting some articles outside of your blog as long as the site allows outbound links. The only design tip is that I to center it on the screen, that way it doesn't "look" so much like an Astore. Here's instructions:
http://blogforumpost.blogspot.com/2009/0...hemes.html
Thank you both!!
I'm a total beginner when it comes to html I don't know
what those codes mean. lol
Are those codes to center the aStore it's self or to center
the blog about my aStore?
I'll bookmark the site with the instructions.
I think I want a Word Press blog.
Thanks again!!!
Amazon Affiliate sites are allowed on Wordpress installations you host. They are not allowed on Wordpress.com.
WordPress.org you need to install the software on your own server or with a 3rd party provider.
WordPress.org is free blogging software. With WordPress.org, you can install themes and plugins, run advertisements, edit the database and even modify the PHP source code. WordPress.org is the home of this software. Anyone can download the software for free but it must be installed on a web server before it will work. Web servers are generally not free. Hosting your own WordPress software can be fun and rewarding; it also places full responsibility on the blogger. If you mismanage your web server, you can lose your entire blog.
An Amazon Affiliate promoting products on a blog you have to host it on your own site in order to allow affiliate links?
SearchEngineJournal had an article last week that might be of interest: Amazon is now refusing to pay affiliates who use URL shortening services like bit.ly, tinyurl, etc. on Twitter, blogs, and other social media sites.
http://www.searchenginejournal.com/amazo...dia/11654/