CJ Affiliate vs. Partnerize

CJ would be a great place for any publisher looking to monetize their blog or social media accounts. Products that have broad targeting or rely on bargain hunters would perform really well as there are tons of coupon sites and fashion blogs. Niche products would have a harder time growing as they would probably still need to do a lot of outreach.

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For websites or platforms that want to create affiliate content, Partnerize hosts a number of merchants across a wide range of retailers and so on, providing an easy way to connect publishers with merchants.

However, its interface could be more intuitive in terms of navigation and in providing more in-depth reporting so you can see what articles and links are driving conversion.

Incentivized

• their portal is easily usable
• communication within the system is supper easy
• searching for new affiliates is really great

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• Selection of merchants
• Create data reports
• Striking inferface

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• It's a great platform but have selected countries.
• Sometimes loading speed is too slow in my experience.
• Customer service needs to be improved in my opinion.

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• Page level reporting with last click referral
• More intuitive interface

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CJ definitely has the largest pool of publishers and is well built out in terms of features. However, it does appear that they have a lot of dead weight in their pool which is something that their competitors claim they have solved. We ultimately selected CJ because we had previous experience with the platform and wanted to tap into their affiliate pool.

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Awin is a far friendlier and easier to use interface, though Partnerize offers a different variety of merchants

Incentivized

• we have been able to make a good amount of money
• we just share the link and then the companies do the rest

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• Analysing revenue streams
• Maintaining affiliate relationships

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