eBay UK told its affiliates it would be increasing the eBay.co.uk affiliate program pricing effective February 1, 2008. Affiliates will be able to earn up to £11 for every new Active Confirmed Registered User (ACRU) and up to 60% of the revenue generated by Bids and Buy it Nows. Also effective February 1, eBay UK will no longer compensate for paid search traffic from Google, Yahoo or MSN. Note that eBay.com began disallowing paid-search traffic for its US affiliates last May (http://www.auctionbytes.com/cab/abn/y07/m05/i17/s01). Affiliates are not required to take any action. The program is administered through Commission Junction.
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eBay UK told its affiliates it would be increasing the eBay.co.uk affiliate program pricing effective February 1, 2008. Affiliates will be able to earn up to £11 for every new Active Confirmed Registered User (ACRU) and up to 60% of the revenue generated by Bids and Buy it Nows. Also effective February 1, eBay UK will no longer compensate for paid search traffic from Google, Yahoo or MSN. Note that eBay.com began disallowing paid-search traffic for its US affiliates last May (