I agree that e-junkie overall has higher-quality products than Clickbank. And it’s also much easier to use.

I have a couple of similar Clickbank products listed there also and haven’t made any sales as yet. I think the E-Junkie one stands out more, looking like a better and classier product.

Having gone through the marketplace this seems to be the case with a lot of the products. It just seems to attract a generally higher standard of ebook from what I can see.

Everything is still smooth sailing with e-junkie. It’s still very affordable and easy to set up for affiliates.

Anne, you’re correct about the one-time fee of $50. However, there was something about adding new products under the same account: perhaps it had to do with only being able to have a single affiliate page that you have to use with all your products?

I remember thinking that if I wanted to sell another product, it would be to my advantage to pay another $50.

Can anyone set me straight here?

Dave, and John,

I absolutely agree with you.

Not even Microsoft can avoid them.

I do truly believe there are some people who want to buy a quality thing.

Thank you guys

I started with cb before ejunkie existed and have stayed there, although sometimes I wonder. Since they were the only game at the time I can say it’s worked well over time. And they’ve improved themselves pretty regularly.

I added easyclickmate.com for my actual affiliate program – again before ejunkie. Considering making the switch. Learning a new tech slows me down.

Thanks for the post – A

And good luck with your e-books too Andrew.

Agreed — fatfreecart.com is a much better name, and it’s a part of e-junkie. Thanks for bringing it to our attention.