
How do I apply for the Google Checkout affiliate program?I work with lots of companies, setting up their shopping carts, and just learned that there's an affiliate program for Google Checkout where I could make a few extra bucks while pointing my customers to one of our transaction services of choice. Can you tell me how to find it? if you're lucky, you log in to your AdSense account (Don't have one? Then see: getting started with AdSense) and see an ad with a link right to the Checkout affiliate program: ![]() If not, you can get there by going to AdSense Setup then clicking on Referrals (or log in, then click here: AdSense Referrals Info Page). Now, among the ever-changing palette of referral options, find "View just Google referrals" and you'll see this: ![]() If you guess at this point that you select Google Checkout, you're a winner! There's now a rather startling number of different ads you can examine, starting with the most rudimentary text links: ![]() I personally like the text links myself. I'll add it to my shopping cart: ![]() and click "Continue" then, if you like, specify a channel: ![]() Finally, again click "Continue" and you'll get some code: ![]() Here's how it looks clickable: Finally, you can also get a banner, which might well be pretty. Here's how that would look: There ya go. Should be easy to get setup, and at $1/referral, I can only hope you have a lot of clients to make this worthwhile! You might also check out the Paypal merchant referral program if that's on your list too. Note: I'm aware that there are some problems with displaying the actual link and banner on this example. I'm working with Google on the problem, stay tuned.
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