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Allan Gardyne
How Do I Start An Affiliate Program?
If you want to have thousands of affiliates promoting your
products for you, you have many options. You can hire networks
such as Safe-Audit, ClickTrade or Commission Junction which
handle the money - and charge you a healthy percentage
(ClickTrade charges 30%) - or LinkShare, which may or may not
handle the money but charges you a few thousand dollars to get
established.
You can hire someone to put their affiliate tracking software
on your server. You can use a shopping cart, you can buy a CGI
script - or you start an affiliate program by writing your own
script.
If you're thinking of using any of the networks as a merchant,
why not sign up as an affiliate first and test the service your
affiliates will be receiving?
Want to do more research on how to start an affiliate program?
There are lots of options available:
Quick, easy &budget priced: AffiliateShop
AffiliateShop
http://coldfusion.affiliateshop.com/AIDLink
offers an easy, quick and effective way to set up an affiliate
program.
It offers you the ability to pay-per-lead, pay-per-click,
pay-per-sale, or pay using several of these methods (e.g. pay 5%
on sales and $0.05 per lead). It also can pay out step wise
(e.g. pay 5% for less than 100 sales and 10% for above 100
sales).
AffiliateShop has anti fraud protection, so that affiliates
cannot generate fraudulent click throughs. The software has full
tracking and real time statistics for you and your affiliates,
and can easily track two-tier programs.
AffiliateShop is partnered with TroySystems to allow you to
cheaply send bulk checks to your affiliates. The US Treasury has
printed checks on TroySystems equipment since 1984.
AffiliateShop can quickly integrate with most third party
shopping cart systems, Microsoft ASP scripts, UNIX and NT
Servers and can easily export data to other databases such as MS
Access and MS SQL.
All software is hosted on an AffiliateShop server meaning the
set up time is minimal. You can have an unlimited number of
affiliates, even multiple affiliate programs.
Affiliate Shop is good value for money, with a setup fee of
$395 and a monthly fee of $45. AffiliateShop offers a 30 day
free trial, and can typically be set up in less than a single
day.
AffiliateShop
http://coldfusion.affiliateshop.com is
very quick to set up and easy to use and I highly recommend it.
Let them handle it: Commission Junction
Your affiliates will love you if you choose to go with this
large network.
Commission
Junction
http://www.commission-junction.com/go.asp?2051 , launched in
November, 1998, is building a rapidly growing, large network of
merchants. You can quickly establish a pay-per-lead or
pay-per-sale program, and benefit from publicity generated by
this prominent affiliate network. Here's the description from
the site:
"With a pay-per-lead program, you pay a commission when an
authorized affiliate refers a customer to your site and that
customer fills out a form or performs another action that allows
you to follow up on the sales process.
"With a pay-per-sale program, you pay a commission when an
authorized affiliate refers a customer to your site and that
customer buys a product or service. The purchase may occur when
the visitor is at your site or it may occur at a later time.
"Whether you want to start a new program or upgrade your
existing program, we can get you started in a matter of days at
a price that any organization can afford. We professionally
manage all the details of your revenue sharing operations
including affiliate sign-ups, approvals, tracking, reporting,
and commission payments."
Commission
Junction
http://www.commission-junction.com/go.asp?2051 has a
do-it-yourself set-up option and a "we do it" option for under
$1000, plus an annual fee. Depending on volume, transaction fees
range from 15% to 25% of whatever commission you pay.
The system appears to work very well. A huge advantage of using
a network is that it promotes your program for you. Also,
Commission Junction consolidates payouts (payouts from other CJ
programs get lumped together into one big check), making it a
favorite of affiliates. If you want to pay someone a
commission
for taking care of all the details, this is a
very good option.
http://www.commission-junction.com/go.asp?2051
Your affiliates will be happy if you choose Commission Junction.
http://www.commission-junction.com/go.asp?2051
I want to do it myself: Sales Manager
Sales Manager is an advanced shopping cart system with
affiliate tracking in built. It is a hosted solution with a
MySQL back end. It is completely automated, freeing up your
valuable time and resources that can be better spent marketing
your products, rather than wasted doing paper work.
The program automatically accepts new affiliate sign ups, and
provides detailed and useful stats, including click throughs,
conversion rates, expenses, profit and more, for both you, and
your affiliates. Referrals are tracked reliably, using both
cookies and IP address association.
The system also allows you add unlimited products to your
catalog, and both you and your affiliates can link to specific
products and track the effectiveness of those links.
The system can integrate with Authorize.net, InstaBill, PayPal,
and ClickBank, enabling you to automatically process sales, and
send out electronic checks to your affiliates with the click of
a button.
The system costs $99 for three months, $175 for six, or $299
for one year.
So far, I'm very impressed with this system. This is one you
should seriously consider.
Click here to find out more about Sales Manager.
http://www.AssociatePrograms.com/salesmanager/
How the big guys do it: Corey Rudl
Corey Rudl's Internet Marketing Center has the biggest-selling
marketing course on the Internet. His sites attract 6 million
visitors a year. His two-tier associate program works perfectly.
Associates like Corey's tracking system because they can find
the information they need quickly and easily. To them, it
appears very simple.
I recommend Corey Rudl's AssocTRAC software. You don't just get
the software installed. The package also includes a heap of
advice from Corey, whose company achieves sales of $5.2 million
a year. That's a huge bonus.
Corey knows his stuff.
You won't make a dreadful, costly mistake if you read Corey's
advice. http://www.marketingtips.com/
Lots more options: PlugInGo
PlugInGo has been active for a while and over the past few
months has improved significantly.
They handle "everything from tracking and calculating affiliate
commissions to mailing out checks every month". They have online
stats allowing you to review your sales, account balance and
more in real-time.
PlugInGo charge a one-off setup fee of $895, and charge 2% of
all fees paid to affiliates.
Every time one of your affiliates makes a sale you will both be
mailed, making it easy to see how your business is going, and
who your high earning affiliates are.
PlugInGo also consolidates affiliate checks, meaning your
affiliate's will like it if you choose this service.
http://www.plugingo.com/plexor
Another good do-it-yourself option: Paul Galloway
Paul Galloway can supply you with everything you need to start
your own associate or affiliate program - a complete software
package which includes a new associate "Sign-Up" and automatic
web site replication program, an "Order Processing" program
(with credit card syntax checking), and administrative
functions, including monthly/yearly commission reports, instant
associate web site updating, associate record maintenance, and
more.
Paul's site is nothing fancy and may give you a misleading
impression. The guy is a software programmer - not a designer.
Instead have a look at his clients' sites.
Paul's clients include Jonathan Mizel of http://www.cyberwave.com
and John Ferguson of Million Dollar Sales!
http://milliondollarsales.com/
John Ferguson comments: "As a webmaster and small business
owner, I've spent many hours searching the WWW for an affordable
solution to offering an associate program without relinquishing
control. Paul Galloway's software made it possible to achieve my
goals. The technical support I received was beyond compare."
Jonathan Mizel comments: "Paul is great. His products are well
priced and well designed. He's willing to listen when you have a
suggestion, and for a modest fee, modify his program to suit
your needs. I'm going to be working with him and selling his
product for substantially more than he sells it for. He receives
my highest recommendation."
Paul's system costs $US199. You now have to do the installation
and file preparation yourself. Unfortunately, Paul no longer
installs the software for you, so you'll need to know what
you're doing.
When affiliate programs consultant Declan Dunn wanted an
expert, this is the guy he chose.
For more details about Paul's software see Your Own
Associate Program http://www.palis.com/new/yoap7/index.htm
Recommended.
Be Free - expensive but good
The Be Free
http://service.bfast.com/bfast/click tracking system is used by
Barnes &Noble, enews.com, Fogdog Sports, Art.com, and other large companies. It's
expensive but very good. Be Free is a suitable option for
sophisticated online retailers with lots of sales - or those
aiming to get that way.
Be Free's Affiliate Serving Technology (BFAST) is so
technologically advanced "we can monitor millions of accesses
and tens of thousands of transactions simultaneously", says Be
Free co-founder Tom Gerace.
Be Free's advertising technology, BFIT, targets, places and
tracks a retailer's advertisements. The retailer can track the
success of all advertisements to point of sale and determine
that a specific banner in a specific location led to the sale of
a certain product - extremely valuable information for boosting
sales.
Be Free does not consolidate payments for affiliates.
LinkShare lets you handle the money
LinkShare is another large network which handles revenue
sharing arrangements.
LinkShare Corporation has created a software solution to track
leads that result in immediate or long-term sales. As well, it
has established a network to help publishers of sites and online
retailers. The software enables merchants and sites to share
feedback information and customer analysis. Examples of
companies using LinkShare are MyPoints and Outpost.com. It costs
several thousand dollars to set up. LinkShare organizes things
and does the tracking - it often does not handle the money.
LinkShare has attracted some big names, including Dell. You
benefit from the publicity it generates. Details.
The Affiliate Program software
The Affiliate Program http://www.theaffiliateprogram.com
software is made by KowaBunga! Technologies, a sister company
of Invisio.
Features include: Fully-automated setup; admin and members'
page; banner location tracking and verification; e-mail your
affiliate members; monthly account statements; export your
affiliate information; tracking click-throughs, sales and
commissions; automatic reminders; SMART sales report; online
sales history; variable commission structure; and two-tier
commission support. Perl/cgi, runs on Unix/NT.
It comes fully customized and installed for $499 (US).
AffiliateTracking.com
Craig Belcher's AffiliateTracking.com
http://www.affiliatetracking.com charges a flat rate – $104.95
the first month and $29.95 a month thereafter. "It's a good
choice for small webmasters," Craig says. "If you're planning to
have over 50,000 affiliates we can set you up with a dedicated
tracking server as well. Pricing starts off at $700 a month for
a dedicated tracking server and tops out at around $3000 a month
. . . we don't charge 20% of the affiliates' commissions either.
A flat monthly fee for both pay per sale and pay per click
programs."
Ultimate Automation
<B>Ultimate Automation, an affordable shopping cart system</B>
http://www.automateyourwebsite.com
does ALL these things for you:
+ Takes orders for you.
+ Sends a series of follow-up emails to customers.
+ Signs up resellers.
+ Has built-in associate program software.
+ Gives you unlimited autoresponder sequences.
+ Has built-in ad tracking software.
+ Processes credit card orders in real time.
+ Manages your mailing list for you.
+ Sends out surveys and puts answers in a database.
+ Allows you to merge database fields with your
autoresponders.
+ Allows you to move your whole business to a new ISP in a
flash. Click here for a FREE TRIAL...
http://www.automateyourwebsite.com/app
AffiliateZone.com
Affiliate Link software from AffiliateZone.com
http://www.affiliatezone.com/al/ is a
budget-priced series of CGI scripts which allows a webmaster to
start and maintain his own affiliate program for goods or
services. AffiliateZone.com will install these scripts on your
server and give you some simple directions on how to use the
software. You don't have to be a programmer.
The merchant can choose to pay a fixed amount for
click-throughs or set the program to pay a percentage of the
goods sold, or a mixture of the two.
Real-time statistics are provided so the merchant always knows
who is selling what and how much, and the affiliates have peace
of mind that they are not being cheated. The Affiliate Link
software can be installed on your server within three business
days, says Craig.
Craig will install the Affiliate Link software on our your
server for $US350.
He will also customize the software for an extra fee. If you're
too busy to start and run an associate program you can choose a
Pay Affiliate option and AffiliateZone.com
http://www.affiliatezone.com/al/affiliates will
mail the commissions for you.
I've read strong recommendations for Craig's software. For
example, Tim Walker of SoftwareSolutions
http://www.softwaresolutions.net/ has developed two scripts to
run associate programs.
However, in October, 1998, when he set up an associate program
to sell his own software, what did he do? He decided the best
answer for him was simply to buy the budget-priced Affiliate
Link software.
After a detailed description of what he was looking for in an
associate program system - and how he had found it at
AffiliateZone - Tim reported in the VirtualPROMOTE Gazette #65:
"All in all, I could not be happier with this system."
In The E-Marketing Digest Volume #2, Issue #248 the moderator,
George Matyjewicz (the "Rainmaker") of GAP
Enterprises
http://www.gapent.com/al/affiliates.cgi?1004 describes how he
chose Craig's AffiliateZone to set up his new associate program.
He ends by saying: " . . . we tested it thoroughly, and can
safely say it works and it works well! We recommend them highly."
Craig can set up a one-tier or two-tier program for you.
More networks
+ ClickBank http://hop.clickbank.net/?assoc allows vendors
of information products to set up a simple associate program
quickly, easily and very cheaply. Because it is so easy, you
will be sharing space with a fairly mixed crowd. ClickBank
accepts payments by credit card for you, and charges a
percentage of each sale. It has about 40,000 affiliates.
+ ClickTrade
http://tracker.clicktrade.com/tracker/ - ClickTrade allows you to easily reward other Web site owners
for linking to your siteby setting up your own link partner
program. You reward link partners on a pay-per-lead or
pay-per-sale basis. You set the amount you are willing to pay
them, and ClickTrade handles all the tracking, reporting, and
payments. ClickTrade charges 30%.
+
clickXchange.com - Affiliate Program Software Providers
http://clickXchange.com/ps Build
your own pay-per-click, pay-per-lead or pay-per-sale affiliate
program. All advertiser accounts include a custom affiliate
sign-up process to merge with the advertiser's site.
ClickXchange.com is a CA Web Designs company based in Huntington
Beach, California. CA Web Designs has been in business since
January, 1997. If you want an alternative to ClickTrade, this
looks good.
+ SafeAudit
http://www.safe-audit.com/gives you the options of paying by clicks, leads or
sales. It's a huge operation with many thousands of members, a
small number of whom complained in 1998 that they were unpaid
and that e-mails went unanswered. It charges you a percentage.
It has had phenomenal growth.
+ DoubleClick Direct http://www.doubleclick.net/ advertising
network works with direct marketers on per-lead and per-sale
advertising solutions. It's also a useful resource for online
advertising information.
Ultimate Affiliate 2000 script from Groundbreak.com
"Simply one of the most fully featured affiliate program
scripts on the Internet," says the creator of the CGI script,
Steve Miles of Groundbreak.com http://www.groundbreak.com/ .
Steve says the Ultimate Affiliate 2000 is possibly the only
affiliate program which reports affiliate statistics
graphically. The program has detailed affiliate and
administrative control panels as well as a complete statistical
reporting system for referrals, unique referrals, and
commissions. It can be used for one-tier, two-tier or three-tier
programs.
ProTRACK from Pathfinder Software
There are two versions of Pro-TRACK, which was launched in
September, 1999:
Pro-TRACK Standard
http://www.affiliatesoftware.net/cgi-bin/ is
for the affiliate program owner that wants to keep track of
sales and wants to know from which affiliates the sale
originated. Although the Standard version will not compute any
sales data (owners manually keep track of sales), it is an
excellent way to track and compensate your affiliate sales, says
Normand Charette of PathFinder Software.
Pro-TRACK Pro
http://www.affiliatesoftware.net/cgi-bin/
will not only track where your sales are originating from, but
also provide you with the statistics you need to track how well
your affiliate program is doing. At a glance you will be able to
spot which ones are your hottest affiliates, the amount of
click-throughs per banner views, and the average sale per click.
These are only a few features that are included in the Pro
version. The new Pro-TRACK version 1.4 costs $597.
CyberTrakker
CyberTrakker http://www.cybertrakker.com/ is the tool to help
you build and manage your own affiliate distribution network,
e-commerce and opt-in mailing lists without having to rely on
other parties, says Ian Lauder, President of Cyber Sea Inc.
"CyberTrakker gives you total control of your affiliate and
marketing tracking systems. Integration of e-commerce, shopping
cart, affiliate tracking, hit tracking and site administration
all under your control," he says. "The CyberTrakker system is
also designed for small to medium sized businesses who cannot
afford the high cost of a large scale e-commerce and affiliate
tracking system. As your needs grow scale up the system rather
than being tied to someone else's servers and systems for your
tracking."
Jim says Shopcart is simple
Jim Daniels, author of the Internet marketing manual, Insider
Internet Marketing, set up a fairly simple way of keeping track
of all the people who sell his books on commission. Jim gives
each new associate a unique URL, for example,
http://www.clickbank.com/marketplace/?r=alliesunme&c=money&s=1&i=10&t=ClickBank_Marketplace
The associate uses that URL when promoting Jim's book.
Provide lots of valuable content to attract people, and get your
own domain name to give yourself a professional image, Jim
advises. You also need to be able to offer secure transactions
and accept credit cards.
Once you have a merchant account, you can hook up with a
shopcart system. Jim uses http://www.shopcart.com ...
"This is a simple way to implement secure online shopping at
your site," he says. You can use the shopping cart system to track
where the customers are coming from.
Site*Sponsor
I have also seen recommended a software program called
Site*Sponsor by WebGenie http://www.webgenie.com/ to track
sales by associates. It comes in bronze, silver and gold
versions. If you want only 100 affiliates, it's free.
Yahoo Stores
Yahoo Stores tracking system is said to assure accuracy and
honesty in reporting. A store using it is Thom Reece's On-Line
Marketing Group
http://st3.yahoo.com/cgi-bin/clink
I've read that it tracks only the referring URL and doesn't have
any way to reward an associate for repeat visits. In December
1998 I heard that it wasn't accepting non-U.S. companies. (You
may want to ask if that is still so.) Prices start at $US100 a
month.
ShopSite
linkstosales.com http://www.linkstosales.com/ and
http://www.herbalmall.com use ShopSite web catalog software,
which gives you an ugly long URL but appears to work well. I
receive an automatic e-mail whenever a sale is made, telling me
the name and e-mail address of the purchaser.
TeknoSurf's Net-Tracker 2000
NT2000 software from Scott Ferber's TeknoSurf
http://www.TeknoSurf.com tracks affiliate programs.
Net-Tracker has been successfully deployed by "countless"
customers and has generated over $15 million in Internet sales
for our clients in 1998 alone, the TeknoSurf site says.
(October, 1998.) NT2000 tracks program sales, sign-ups, raw
clicks, and unique clicks.
SalesDoubler
Affiliate software SalesDoubler from Commercial
Networks
http://www.commercialnetworks.com/ hires, spreads and keeps
track of your advertisers/dealers and their sales.
Vilo Ivanic of Commercial Networks says its main features are:
+ Standard or two-tier commission setup calculated either in %
or $.
+ Sales Tracking
+ Banner Impressions Tracking
+ Banner Click-Throughs Tracking
+ Emailer - Send email messages to ALL of your dealers from
one place.
+ Product Database - Use it as a Shopping Cart
+ Ability to replicate whole site, not just one page
+ Search Engine submitable Dealer's HTML links
+ Dynamically generated pages.
+ Advertisment banner code generator
+ Dealer's statistics
+ Easy to use owner's Administration windows
+ Export commissions data to off-line database SalesDoubler
costs $395 (US).
KCLICK2
KCLICK2 http://www.clickbank.com/marketplace/?r=alliesunme&c=web&s=1&i=10&t=ClickBank_Marketplace , which sells for $100, is
a pay-per-click CGI script created by Kevin Alexander. A little
or no CGI experience is needed, he says.
"Features include: Automatic JOIN function (this can be
disabled so only the webmaster can add new affiliates with a
special password); deletion of old accounts that have had no
activity for a specific amount of time easy installation - you
only need to set several variables in the program (it's easy to
do) and customize the HTML pages to suit your website; deleting
individual accounts; affiliates can instantly see their
statistics; generation of reports based on the minimum amounts
you have set for account balances - automatically generates
these accounts for easy payout, and resets their click-counts
for the next cycle; smaller volume accounts have their click
totals carried over to the next billing cycle until the minimum
is met; and more...."
Here's a warning from Kevin:
As an advertiser you need to keep a watchful eye, as there are
many scams out there! I look at the list daily, and look at the
websites to look for things like a contest where people had to
click to my site, read the first headline, and go back (at a
cost of .10 to me) to others where you have to click on an
advertiser to let the game download, etc.
Click It from Solution Scripts
Click It http://solutionscripts.com
is a top quality pay-per-click CGI program, says Tim Watson of
Solution Scripts. "Click It controls all aspects of an affiliate
program (where a person is paid a certain amount per person the
send to a web site) Click It is very configurable based on the
owner sets the amount they want to pay per visit to their site,
and the amount an account needs to accumulate before they can be
paid. Click It also has full statistics for both the entire
program and each individual account. The administrative script
reads the data, and will alert the owner when accounts need to
be paid, and how much they should be paid. All accounts stats
can also be checked by their owners using an encrypted password
system."
It costs $150 and runs on Unix.
eCommerceCONTROL
The eCommerceCONTROL
http://www.eCommerceCONTROL.com
system has the most sophisticated affiliate network tracking
service for small businesses, the company says. Run a 1 or 2
tier network for referred sales and/or for referred subscribers.
A unique technology allows you to change the ad running
throughout your entire network with the push of a button and
guarantees that your affiliate ad always maintains a premium
placement on your network sites, enabling you to generate the
most revenue possible. Driven by over 150 boardroom quality
reports and compatible with all sites. More features and network
building functions than any competitor, the company says.
EComWorks
EComWorks http://www.ecomworks.com sets up and operates
affiliate programs for major retailers, in partnership with
Free.com http://www.befree.com/ , using BFast software, and
LinkShare. "We will have several exciting programs to announce
within the next few weeks," CEO Maurice Bretzfield told me in
late August, 1998.
MerchandiZer
In July, 1998, HipHip Software announced that it had added
associate program tracking to its MerchandiZer e-commerce Suite.
"Have others sell your products, and MerchandiZer will tally the
sales for how much they sold." At the same time the price for
MerchandiZer was dropped to as low as $US79 a month.
RevShare software
RevShare from http://nations
web.com/affiliates/index.htm
http://nationsweb.com/affiliates/index.htm is another one you
could investigate. It costs $US789.
CGI script - Commission Cart
Commission Cart is described as the "The only Internet Shopping
Cart designed to allow others to earn commissions for promoting
your products and services!" It costs $US249 from
http://www.cgiscriptcenter.com/
The site lists several businesses which are using it.
AffiliateWindow
UK based AffiliateWindow http://www.affiliatewindow.com/ is a
complete affiliate tracking and management software suite. "The
program can be easily installed into existing e-commerce
solutions in a matter of minutes," says managing director Kevin
Brown.
AffiliateWindow.com Ltd manages the affiliate relationships,
"taking away much of the financial cost and administration of
running an affiliate program allowing the affiliate merchant to
focus revenues and staff in other areas".
AffiliateWindow was launched in June 2000. Pricing: £999
followed by support at £300 a month.
PDG Shopping Cart software
PDG Shopping Cart software from http://www.pdgsoft.com/ is a fully featured shopping cart
software with affiliate link tracking piggy-backed on to it. An
SSL-enhanced version costs $US750.
ClickAffiliate
ClickAffiliate by Pierre Rodrigues of Paris by the Water
http://www.pariswater.com/perl . Pierre
says: "This collection of scripts will assist you to start and
manage an affiliate program for your site. Just put the files on
your server and start receiving visits."
Affiliates link to you and earn by unique clicks they generated.
Example of link:
http://www.domain.com/cgi-bin/click
Pierre gives examples of sites which are using the script.
You define the amounts of clicks to pay as well the
pay-per-click rate. The script can handle any currency that you
define to calculate payments. It allows affiliates to check
their stats and modify contact info. It costs $US35.
justClick! Target Network's CommunityBuilder98
You can set up an affiliate program using justClick!
Target
Network http://justClick.com/jc8000013 , which offers
a CommunityBuilder98 server tool for building interactive
communities. There is a wide range of choices for e-marketers
wanting to create revenue sharing arrangements. For example, an
advertiser can choose to pay by visitor, by lead, or by sales.
justClick! is an interesting company, with its head office in
Germany, sales office in Taiwan, help desk in Sweden and web
servers in the United States.
Using cookies, Javascript and Perl to track referrals
Cookies and JavaScript can be combined with a unique identifier
given to each associate - but unfortunately cookies won't work
when the visitor has them switched off in his browser, and not
all browsers accept Javascript. Adam Halsey, technical director
of the marketing store! http://tmsoline.com? examines using
cookies in VirtualPROMOTEGazette,March 20, 1998
http://www.VirtualPROMOTE.com .
In the March 27 issue he starts solving those problems by using
a Perl server side program, and promises more articles
eventually combining the best answers.
You can get a zip file of all back issues of the newsletter
VirtualPROMOTE Gazette from
http://www.virtualpromote.com/gazarch.zip
Do it yourself sites and articles
For an excellent article on how to operate a revenue sharing
program, get a copy of Ken Evoy's Make Your Site Sell. It's
incredibly good value for money, and comes with a 224-page FREE
manual for affiliates.
BusinessWeek's view of affiliate marketing and Commission
Junction:
http://www.businessweek.com/reprints/99-
A Tour OF HTML Forms And CGI Scripts
- Introductory Tutorial On CGI Programming In Perl
By Sanford Morton
http://www.halcyon.com/sanford/cgi/cgi-tour.html
Starting A Reseller Program
By Jess O'Leary
http://www.linkomatic.com See the
Ezine section.
CGI For The Total Non-Programmer
- Basics Of Creating CGIs With Perl On A Unix Platform
By Rob Young
http://www.webteacher.com/perltour/
CGI Resources - 10 choices for affiliate software
http://www.cgi-resources.com
More choices:
http://cgi.resourceindex.com/Programs
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