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Unless someone sees the exact numbers, or has a comparable web site, they have no idea what they really are. The author is building one assumption on top of the
by AJ007 14y ago
Unless someone sees the exact numbers, or has a comparable web site, they have no idea what they really are. The author is building one assumption on top of the other, meaning each step off makes the end result even further from reality. I haven't touched Amazon's affiliate program in years, but from what I remember the % of sale was category based, and many items would pay out in the low single digits.
Web site owners soliciting donations while making money from affiliate links, not unusual. Owners making money from affiliate links while not disclosing them, even more common. Journalists attacking bias while making money and not disclosing it, unusual and certainly worth investigating.
- psadri 14y agoI was referring to the conversion to sales. What % of people clicking on a link to amazon actually buy a book. What you are referring to is the rev share %: how much of the the sale price amazon shares with the publisher. 10-15% is correct here.