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Thousands of separate companies offer you a chance to make affiliate profits. With all of these choices before you, how do you choose? How do you separate the good opportunities from the not so good? In this section we look at some factors you should evaluate, like reputation, payment requirements, and affiliate tools.

Reputation: Do an online search for user feedback about the affiliate program that you're considering. Keep in mind that you're looking for independent feedback, not someone who is skewing his review to get you to join an affiliate program he belongs to. One great place to go to for that independent opinion is user and affiliate forums.

You can also find affiliate marketing groups on FaceArticle. If you're looking for independent information, we suggest joining a group that reviews applications and limits ad posting. It may have a questionnaire for you to give some information about your affiliate interest. If you join open groups that don't require some vetting, you'll find an overwhelming percentage of the posts from people promoting their own affiliate programs or products.

Support: What support and training tools does the program have? Is there a support desk that responds to users' questions or a Leeds SEO to help you? Is there a company-supported support forum? You may sometimes find independent support forums that are running without company support, and although the exchange of information among users can be quite valuable, it isn't as complete as a support forum backed by the affiliate program, where program support personnel are fielding affiliates' questions.

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