ReviewMe Affiliate Program

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief March 13, 2007 · 1 min read

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Last month, ReviewMe opened up their affiliate program to bloggers. The affiliate allows publishers who refer an advertiser to ReviewMe.

Not only will the affiliate program drive traffic to your individual listing at ReviewMe which will encourage review sales for you but it will also pay you $25 for any referred sale even if the visitor does not purchase a review from your blog

This is similar to the affiliate program over at TLA (aff) and judging by the success I got at getting TLA referrals, I’m hoping this one will get some traction as well.

Note, however, that the badges ReviewMe are providing for the affiliates is a little too forward:

I’ve added the same badge on the right side bar but I wish ReviewMe would add some other alternative badges as this one smacks of being too commercial. It’s like having a TLA ad saying “Add your links here for $45!” IMO, they could use a little more subtlety with this one.

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Abe Olandres

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Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and is considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines.

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8 Comments

GM Tristan · 19 years ago

Hi Yuga,

Thanks for dropping by my amateurish looking blog. Wanted to go into wordpress and buy a domain.

Anyways, this review me sure looks good. I’ll give it a try

More power!

jhay · 19 years ago

Sonnie has a good point. It’s only quite ‘too straight forward’ because it’s viewed in the Philippines were beating around the bush is a culture for a great majority.