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  1. HomeArtist profile image60
    HomeArtistposted 10 years ago

    In order to sign up for HP's Amazon Program I have to:

    "Associate an approved Google AdSense account"

    I don't have an adSense a/c; I just now applied but don't know if my old
    website will help get me approved. All of my lenses use Squidoo's Aff code.

    So, does this mean I won't earn any money even if I sell something on Amazon?




    Thanks!

  2. JoeYoung22 profile image83
    JoeYoung22posted 10 years ago

    I'm lost with the whole AdSense thing - almost to the point of giving up on it.

    On HubPages, my AdSense status is displayed as active, and I have an affiliate code. When I click on the link to take me to my AdSense account, I get a message stating that my application is still under review. All of the displays on my home page appear to be permanently set to zero. It has been this way for over a year, and I became so weary of it I have pretty much stopped checking.

    Mind you, I'm far from au courant with the finer points of online writing, so maybe I'm overlooking something obvious.

  3. CassandraCae profile image85
    CassandraCaeposted 10 years ago

    I am too very confused.  I read that we can add our own amazon affiliate code but I haven't the slightest.  I just published my first hub (brand new) last night and I am waiting to get back work on whether or not it is approved....this is definitely a WAY different experience than squidoo.

    1. HomeArtist profile image60
      HomeArtistposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Did you already have your account moved? I read where you can't use
      an existing HP a/c for your transferred lenses. So, if you haven't moved
      your account, you'll be getting a new one when your stuff get moved.

      1. CassandraCae profile image85
        CassandraCaeposted 10 years agoin reply to this

        I set my account up through the squidoo module on top of my dashboard and I have the info about my lenses being moved by a certain date on my new profile stuff here at hubpages.   I just jumped on the bandwagon and wrote an article to get a feel for how it all works here,  which I think is going to make lens masters with thin content very sad.   I did not have an account before squidoo told me yesterday about the sell out.

        1. HomeArtist profile image60
          HomeArtistposted 10 years agoin reply to this

          Oh, that's GREAT! You're ahead of the game.
          I'm worried about my earnings. And now I see this
          account 'HomeArtist' won't hold up for the move,
          so I'll have to delete it.

          That's just a minor inconvenience, lol.

          Sounds good for you, though!

          1. CassandraCae profile image85
            CassandraCaeposted 10 years agoin reply to this

            I really think only 2 out of my 8 lenses are going to meet the quality criteria of the site but I am still really hopeful.  Have plans for some new stuff though that I knew wouldn't have worked well at squidoo.

            1. HomeArtist profile image60
              HomeArtistposted 10 years agoin reply to this

              I think with the change in morale that I'm seeing here vs. 'S' you'll enjoy the experience. I know
              I'm looking forward to a new beginning. smile

    2. Marisa Wright profile image88
      Marisa Wrightposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Cassandra, forget about getting an Amazon affiliate account of your own.  You will ultimately make more with the HP Amazon program, so I would just wait until you can get into that.  Sure, you will lose a few sales in the short term but you'll get larger commissions later, which should more than make up.

    3. ChristinS profile image37
      ChristinSposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Hi Cassandra and welcome

      With the Amazon program on HubPages you can use your own Amazon affiliate account, or you use HP's.  Using the HP program gives you higher commissions generally because it is a shared account  so more items are sold which increases the tier. 

      I set up my own Amazon affiliates before HP started their program so I am still using my own.  all you have to do is give HP your affiliate information and then you can add Amazon capsules in your hubs.

  4. CassandraCae profile image85
    CassandraCaeposted 10 years ago

    And I have to have absence for that also?  Cause I already have an Amazon affiliate account of my own....  Just wondering what I have to do here it get the ball rolling?   I

    1. Marisa Wright profile image88
      Marisa Wrightposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Yes, you need Adsense for all aspects of the HP Earnings Program. 

      If you already have an Amazon account of your own, you probably should go on using it - at least until you hit payout, then you can consider transferring over to HubPages' account.   Just go to your "My Account" tab, then click on "Earnings" and you'll see where to paste your Amazon ID.

      Once you've done that, you can use Amazon capsules in your Hubs.  You don't need to use affiliate code in the capsules, just paste in the ASIN of the product you want, or use keywords to find the products.

  5. Annie Wright profile image81
    Annie Wrightposted 10 years ago

    Marisa Wright,

    Thank you, I do have an Amazon account but didn't know that I could use it without the Google Ad Sense account. I've been turned down for Google and told to retry later on after 10 hubs, did that and then turned down again. All my articles have well over 800 words.
    Annie Wright

    1. Marisa Wright profile image88
      Marisa Wrightposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Cassandra, I do wish HubPages would change that advice.   Adsense may officially say 10 Hubs is enough, but in practice it's years since I've seen anyone approved with less than 20.  Be patient and apply again when you get to that level, it will be worth it.

  6. taiwokareem profile image70
    taiwokareemposted 10 years ago

    I think its advisable to publish at least 15 hubs first. talking  my experience,  I got turned down about 4 times and I almost gave up. After publishing 15 hubs (mostly poems less than 800 words, I got approved. i'm not sure if I was lucky or because I first created a google analytic account then apply so I got approved after that. Create an analytic account through hubpages in the earning section and follow the instruction and see if you get accepted

  7. Icareforyou profile image60
    Icareforyouposted 10 years ago

    I appreciate and commend you for your tenacious persistence.

  8. profile image51
    chattingposted 10 years ago

    Good

 
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