Best Affiliate Networks For Nigerians

In my last post, I explained what affiliate marketing is all about and how it is a good source of extra income for a website/blog owner. I also stated the difference between an online and offline affiliate marketer. In this post, I will be sharing the best affiliate networks Nigerians can join and earn good profits.

It is no longer news that some of the best affiliate networks that generate good traffic with a good number of advertisers do not accept Nigerians while the ones that do are not able to pay out revenue because of PayPal’s limitation. This has limited and discouraged a lot of bloggers and website owners who would have loved to partner with the networks.

I have done a little research on some networks and I will be listing out the best affiliate networks that work for the Nigerian site owners/managers without the skill or resources to get a verified PAYPAL account or have a verified virtual address in countries that are accepted by these networks.

Note that PAYPAL now accepts Nigerians but we are still limited to making payments alone and cannot receive.

Read: What is Affiliate Marketing?

Here are some of the good affiliate networks that accept Nigerians and one of them is purely Nigerian and is among my best.

S/No	Network	Details	Payment Option
1.	AMAZON	For Nigerians, this is the best international affiliate network you can publish their Ads in your site. Amazon offers a low percentage per sale but their ease of use and a broad product offering makes them a very popular network in the market. Amazon is an eCommerce company.	Check, Amazon Gift Card, Direct Deposit, and Paypal.
2.	BLUEHOST	Bluehost is a domain registration and web hosting company owned by Newfold Digital. The program only offers a one-time referral commission of $65 for each qualified customer who purchases any of their 12 or 36-month hosting packages.	Paypal or electronic funds transfer (Direct Bank deposit)
3.	JUMIA	Jumia is an online marketplace. Jumia affiliate was formerly under the Commission Junction network until recently when it withdrew and started its direct affiliate program. Jumia pays directly into your bank account.	Direct Deposit
4.	Commission Junction (Now Cj Affiliate by Conversant)	An online advertising and internet marketing company that specializes in affiliate, media and tracking services. Here advertisers have the last say on who publishes their product/service in their site. If your site generates good leads, you will definitely make it with CJ.	Check and Direct Deposit
5.	LinkShare	A network similar to commission junction. Offers a wide range of online marketing services. Here, sales can be tied to a specific action such as filling out a form or downloading a trial.	Check
6.	Bet9ja	Bet9ja is arguably the most popular sports betting company in Nigeria. The Bet9ja affiliate program onboard every user to recommend their company to new users and earn a good profit.	Direct Deposit
7.	ShareASale	A very nice network that is perceived as doing things the way they should be done. Trusted by a lot of publishers for prompt payment. They provide pay-per-sale, pay-per-lead and pay-per-click programs for webmasters.	Check
8.	GoDaddy	GoDaddy is a domain registrar and web hosting company. They are now the world’s largest domain registrar. They also allow publishers to market their products and get rewarded. Affiliates earn a 30% commission on most orders and up to $500 on selected product purchases. Checks are mailed quarterly.	Check and Direct Deposit
9.	Payoneer	Payoneer Global Inc. is an American financial services company that provides online money transfer, digital payment services and provides customers with working capital. Payoneer offers a $25 fixed commission per referral that joins via your affiliate link.	Payoneer
10.	NameCheap	Domain name registrar. They also host websites and help you in managing your domain account. Namecheap has been named No 1 in Readers’ Choice in HostReview’s 2013 awards. They are customer-friendly. I recommend them to Nigerians affiliates not because of the money you will be making from them because they pay with PAYPAL but because they also have what they call NAMECHEAP FUND. With this payment platform, you can use the money you make to renew your domain or hosting account or that of other webmasters that registered under you or organizations you manage the website or forums.	Namecheap

The above listed are the best networks I think is good for every Nigerian. If you are using any other affiliate network and it is working for you, do share it in the comment box AND if you are using any of the listed, do share your experience.

To Join some of the programs, Follow the links

Namecheap: Top domain registrar and hosting company.

BlueHost: A good and affordable hosting company for beginner bloggers.

GetResponse: An email marketing company for online marketing

Forex Time: Top forex trading platform for Nigerians.

I believe this list of best affiliate networks for Nigerians will guide you in making the right choice on programs to promote.

Affiliate Disclosure: Please note we may earn some commission from links provided in this post. However, this commission does not affect the price of the product/service to any buyer who chooses to make a purchase.