Amazon’s Associate program with Blogger

Amazon’s Associate program announced the partnership with Google’s blog platform, Blogger. With just two clicks, Google Blogger users can now add revenue-generating Amazon product links to their blogs.

Amazon’s Associate program may not appear on blog that has already monetised with Google Adsense. One of my blog's Monetise Tab has been missing for long time, and no Adsense widget either. So I have to add Adsense html/Javascript code manually. But the Monetise Tab reappeared several days ago, to my surprise, this links to Amazon’s Associate program.

I have already two Amazon’s Associate program Tracking-ID, without realising they are different, one tracking ID ends up with "-20", signifying the North America region of the Associate, while another ends with "-21", signifying the UK region of the Associate. You can add another tracking ID of the same region, but it seems that you can't merge two ID of different region.

What we care most is the payment. There are three ways of referral fee payment: by cheque, Amazon gift card, and direct deposit to you bank account. The threshold of payment via Amazon.com site gift card or direct deposit is at least $10.00, and that of payment via check, is at least $100.00.

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Blogger said…

There's a chance you're eligible for a complimentary $1,000 Amazon Gift Card.

22 January 2017 at 09:46

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