Razvan Antonescu, 28 years old and from Romania, has graduated the Faculty of Psychology in 2002 and has been working as Search Engine Marketer and information architect ever since.
Amazon’s aStore is one of the newest affiliates tool provided by Amazon and one of the most successful if we take into consideration profits and the enhancements that are periodically added. Here’s the gist of AStore (in their description):
Associates can configure an aStore in Associates Central by navigating through a forms-driven set up process. The store can be built and configured within minutes and Associates only need to copy a line of html code into their web pages. All data will be served from Amazon Web Services and therefore will always be up to date. Once set up, it does not require any maintenance from the Associate.
Recently (and very quietly in fact) they have launched 2 new features:
Even though aStore is great and has a pretty good conversion rate (might depend on your niche though) is not as efficient as Adsense. Because of that, I suggest you not to waste your space with the widgets, but to use it as an alternative to Adsense’s Public Ads.
In order to do that, prepare a blank page that:
An alternative to this is to use Openads, and to attach to a zone both Adsense and aStore Widgets.
By doing this you’ll have the following benefits:
This new enhancement comes as a big hit to small companies like Blogger Kit that provided similar features through revenue sharing with the users.
Metal & Rock Videos has an attached aStore that sells metal and rock music related products (CDs, DVDs, Accessories). AStore widgets are added to all the AdSense areas. For example you can look at this page (Q-S) and if is not visible just browse through more obscure bands and you’ll have the chance to see them in action.
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