ReviewMe Affiliate Program

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ReviewMe unveiled their new affilate program today. Get $25.00 for every new advertiser you refer to ReviewMe who purchases a review that makes it to completion!

You can read further details on the ReviewMe Blog. Or you can pick up your affiliate badge when you log into your account.

While I do like Roy and find him extremely cute, I personally prefer a text link rather than an affiliate badge to post on my site.

I did the initial review of ReviewMe and have received one other review offer since that time but I chose to decline because the topic was not related to this site in anyway.

Have you had any review offers from ReviewMe since their initial launch? Inquiring minds want to know ;)

February 28, 2007 | Filed Under Affiliate Marketing, Blogging 

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8 Responses to “ReviewMe Affiliate Program”

  1. Loretta on March 1st, 2007 1:43 pm

    I haven’t gotten anything yet, and judging by the forums I visit the most I have heard of anyone getting so far is two or three LOL

  2. Teli on March 3rd, 2007 12:07 pm

    Chrissie,
    I believe the ReviewMe model is a bit unrealistic and flawed. It’s a great concept, but unless they make additional changes, many of the bloggers signed up with them will not see a red cent.

    Lynn wrote an update to her previous ReviewMe review addressing the issue of bloggers not receiving any offers beyond that of the initial one. I mentioned in her comments that had I finished my initial review of ReviewMe, it probably wouldn’t have been very positive.

    I still have my review sitting in draft, but maybe I’ll get around to it…eventually LOL.

    ~ Teli

  3. Sapphire on March 6th, 2007 12:17 pm

    I’ve gotten the ReviewMe review plus one other. That’s it, and I signed up months ago.

    They definitely don’t have the system perfect yet. I tried to add a site that would be great for writing reviews like these: the system rejected it instantly, and their periodic reviews of rejected sites have yet to find it worthy.

    I don’t get it. I’m thinking about posting that if people want to pay me, I’ll review their site, and just handle it in-house.

  4. Chrissie on March 6th, 2007 1:39 pm

    Thanks for sharing ladies ;)

    Sapphire, thats a pretty good idea really. Cut out the middle man and keep the profits for the review.

  5. Teli on March 7th, 2007 2:11 pm

    It’s funny you bring that up, Sapphire, because that’s what many advertisers do — they peruse the blog listings, then contact the bloggers directly.

    Like I said, flawed model.

    ~ Teli

  6. Sapphire on March 24th, 2007 12:48 am

    Ahhhh, so it doesn’t work because it’s such a great idea it works without them. ;)

    Sounds like one of my brilliant ideas! “Hey, how’d I get squeezed out of that one? Argh!”

    :D

  7. Michael Robinson on July 18th, 2007 10:49 pm

    I contacted them by e-mail twice to see if the reviews could be targeted to one subject. As yet I have not heard from them.

  8. Jeremy Lawrence on July 19th, 2007 1:44 am

    Frankly, I am sick of trying to make money using affiliate marketing schemes like this.

    I have been generating a sick amount of free traffic very easily, saving hundreds of dollars using craig’s list. It is tricky but it can be done..

    After i figured out how to use Craig’s list i created an affordable product for others.

    if you are interested check it out at my site.

    i hope this is not out of line with the conversation here

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