Internet Dating Affiliates

Neverblue Partners With eHarmony

PR NEWSWIRE -- June 30 -- Neverblue, lead generation network, has signed an agreement with eHarmony to expand its performance marketing in Australia. FULL ARTICLE @ PR NEWSWIRE

RocketProfit launches eHarmony.com

FF -- Aug 5 -- RocketProfit, an affiliate network, launches an eHarmony offer; $4 per registration. The exclusive offer includes free profiles for consumers in the Asian, Black, Christian, Hispanic and Jewish niches. Affiliates may not use trademark bidding of any kind.

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Dating sites Using NY Affiliates Now Subject To State Tax

THE PARADIGM SHIFT -- May 22 -- If you use affiliate marketers based in New York, you are now subject to new York Sales tax. This means eHarmony, Match.com, True.com and all other major sites with an affiliate program are now subject to this law. The Law comes into full effect in 10 days. FULL ARTICLE @ THE PARADIGM SHIFT

Casual Dating Affiliate Payouts Top The Industry

FF -- Feb 15 -- Does anyone know of any dating affiliate programs that pay out higher than casual dating sites?  The super fast growing dating sites Fling and SexSearch are topping my research on payouts. SexSearch is paying out $90 and Fling $50 per paid sign up over Valentines. Adultfriendfinder is definitely feeling the heat on its tail from these two. I'm surprised how many dating sites don't have affiliate programs. Match, eHarmony, Perfectmatch and Yahoo! have good programs, but many top and second tier players have relatively small programs, if they have them at all. From the affiliate perspective adult dating sites just plain convert better, which would partly explain the rise in popularity of casual dating sites over the last few years. CJ, Linkshare, Azoogleads, Shareasale, Primary Ads, and Link Connector all drive significant amounts of traffic to dating sites.  CJ seems to have the most offers. Email me at mark@onlinepersonalswatch.com for a copy of my spreadsheet listing all the dating offer payouts on the top affiliate networks. - Mark Brooks