Amazon started pay-per-click program
November 2nd, 2006
Seems A9.com and Amazon are currently in the beta for a pay-per-click program called Clickriver, where you can buy links to your site, on the Amazon product pages.
“Clickriver Ads is an advertising program — currently in beta — that allows businesses to place sponsored links on Amazon.com®, next to search results and on product detail pages. Clickriver Ads presents a unique opportunity to advertise services and products that complement the selection on Amazon.com, an online marketplace with tens of millions of active customer accounts.
We welcome service providers of all types to apply to join the beta — in travel, finance and investment, training and education, entertainment, insurance, healthcare and physical fitness, IT assistance and consulting, photo printing and more. In addition, we welcome retailers who want to advertise products that complement those sold on Amazon.com.”
For more information, on the beta you should visit Clickriver.com.
Entry Filed under: Affiliate / Marketing, SEO
2 Comments Add your own
1. Aequitas | June 2nd, 2007 at 6:38 pm
I’m actually really surprised that they have not taken up this type of venture a long time ago, it seems logical and like Google it will be a pretty nice increase in revenue for them.
2. Jan the finder | September 27th, 2007 at 9:18 am
Wow! This is great! I must join it today. My Google AdSense earnings are getting worse due to many MFAs, but with average 70 clicks (this is how much I am getting on amazon links this time every day in average) I could improve the overall stats
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