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If you’re not already a Logical Media affiliate, there could not be a better time than now for you to get on board! All new affiliates that are accepted will receive a $25 sign on bonus!
Not familiar with Logical Media?
They are a CPA or “cost per action” affiliate marketing company that pays you for each person that successfully signs up for freebies or other campaigns offered by their partners. I mentioned Logical Media in my Blogging for Income: Affiliate Sites post about a month ago, and I encourage you to go back and read through that article if you’re not very familiar with affiliate marketing. I know that some of you have gone on to profit with them since then, and I’d love to hear some more success stories!
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Do they allow incentive sites? I’ve just created an incentive site and am looking for several affiliate networks to join. :)
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Thanks–I never heard of this one. I signed up and I will let you know if I am accepted. I currently go through Commission Junction and Connect Commerce.
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I am still new to all this, what’s an “incentive site?”
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Swap Savers, they do have offers that can be incentivized, so you should totally look into them.
A Frugal Friend, the best way to explain an incentive site would be draw a comparison to MyPoints where you receive points for reading and signing up for offers. Some affiliate programs allow you to incentivize readers to sign up for their offers and some don’t. Maybe Swap Savers can add additional information, because I’m not totally in the know about setting up these kinds of offers.
A Frugal Friend, Deal Seeking Mom is correct in her comparison to MyPoints. An incentive site allows you to accumulate points or cash for signing up for trials, newsletters, taking surveys, and requesting free samples. When you reach a certain threshold, you are allowed to “cashout” so to speak. So when I ask if an offer can be incentivized, I’m basically just saying “Hey, can I pay my members for taking advantage of this offer?”
I just found out I was approved–thanks!
I am still learning about all of this as well. This site seems different then the Connect Commerce and Commission Junction where you only get paid if someone buys something. I will read up about it more. Thanks!
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So has anyone been trying this company? Any luck?
I’ve been using this company since before I posted this, and they’ve been great. I get a check every month.
Came by while looking up your opinion on another affiliate site that I’m considering, and wanted to chime into Ang B F (and anyone else who reads this) that I’ve been very happy with Logical Media on my site. I can’t use many of their offers, as my site is specialized (”education”), but when I do post an offer, I’m pleased.
Just since Blissdom, in February of this year (where I think you, Tara, recommended Logical Media on a panel), I’ve made over $500 to give your newer readers an idea of how a specialized site can do with the program.