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When using Amazon Affiliate links there are a couple pointers I can give you so you can earn more with your links.  The first thing is only use  links to high priced items.  Amazon only pays 4-7% so the lower priced items won't earn you much. The higher the price of items the more you make.  The next thing is to look at  amazon.com/bestsellers you can use this to find the best selling items on Amazon.  This breaks it down into categories, items, and sales rank.  Pick some of the best sellers and find them in affiliate account  and add links to website, blog, and twitter.  You can also get a free web site at sites.googlecom to advertise your links for free.  I hope this information has been helpful.  If you have any question please leave in comment box.



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  1. AnonymousApril 16, 2013 at 9:18 AM

    Another way to increase sales and ROI as an Amazon affiliate is to geo-target your links. That way everyone would be redirected to the correct amazon store for them based on their geographic location, this way you would increase your conversion rates.

    There are some great firms who provide this service for a very low cost.

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