Bonanzle, the up and coming eBay alternative, recently launched a brand new affiliate program called the Syndicated Seller Program.
This new program will allow sellers to decide how much they are willing to pay affiliates as a referral fee.
For example, a Bonanzle seller might opt to pay a 2% referral fee, or a 10% referral fee. It’s strictly up to the seller.
Of course, it stands to reason that if you pay a higher percentage, you will have more affiliates linking to your Bonanzle items. So, if there is an affiliate that could generate a lot of traffic to your products, you might be well advised to pony up a little more as a referral fee and get oodles of great referrals!
If you are selling on Bonanzle, or totally fed up with FeeBay and looking around for somewhere else to market your wares, you might be quite interested in this innovative new program.
Bonanzle says that the final sale fees plus whatever sellers pay in referral fees is still usually less than what is paid to eBay or Amazon just for fees alone—without affiliate advertising.
It isn’t necessary to be a seller on Bonanzle in order to be an affiliate partner. You may simply register as an affiliate on Bonanzle, and create fully customizable widgets to show Bonanzle items on your web pages or blog.
Bill Harding, the founder of Bonanzle, has said that he believes the new Syndicated Seller Program will fulfill both a seller’s wish to have their items publicized and an affiliate’s wish to get the highest amount possible on referrals.
There are currently over 20,000 items that are eligible to be sold through the Syndicated Seller Program.
Higher priced items on Bonanzle can net the affiliate as much as $100 for referring a customer who goes on to actually buy the product.
When Bonanzle launches the API they have in the works, the affiliate program will be even more beneficial to sellers and affiliates alike.
If you are an ecommerce entrepreneur, you might want to spend a few minutes checking out Bonanzle and its new affiliate program!
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