Thanks for sharing this with us!

I've been really interested, myself, as I've blogged on social networking sites for years, mostly personal issues involved in those, but on occasion about something important to everybody else as well.

I've noticed a lot of the users have beautifully designed sites, including your blog, but I don't have very much experience with web design, was creating the page itself difficult for you? I know that there are many free hosting sites, but I don't know how much can be done on a free server, and I know blogspot is free (or can be, at least, perhaps there are "premium" benefits on that site) so is it best to have a paid server, or do the free ones work just as well for blogging? less

Thanks for sharing this with us!

I've been really interested, myself, as I've blogged on social networking sites for years, mostly personal issues involved in those, but on occasion about something important to everybody else as well.

I've noticed a lot of the users have beautifully designed sites, including your blog, but I don't have very much experience with web design, was creating the page itself difficult for you? I know that there are many free hosting sites, but I don't know how much can be done on a free server, and I know blogspot is free (or can be, at least, perhaps there are "premium" benefits on that site) so is it best to have a paid server, or do the free ones work just as well for blogging? less

A lot of people might wonder how well the affiliate program works, and I'm taking the opportunity to give a little feedback about my experience, and you're most welcome to do so as well or ask questions too.

At first, when I created my blog and took an affiliate code, I was only curious to see how much money could be made and if it was worth it. In conclusion, it is, but you have to put some work in your networking, your reviews and keeping your site fresh with recent new toys that will bring visitors to your blog. Of course, I was also interested in sharing personal posts - though I barely have time to do so now - I finally returned to school full time in Nursing.

In the very beginning, I would give out my affiliate code on the side of my blog, and this is what would give me a few sales, until I finally took the courage to remove it, and rely on the links themselves. The only place where my code is given is on my profile here, and it's used once in a while at some customer's advantage. I think I make more commissions by having fewer sales but with a maximum %.

When I say it is worth it, I mean that most of my purchases here are covered by what I make in commissions, even if I have to wait for the following month to get a little expensive something. And Edenpoints barely contribute to my finances (maybe $10 a month).

It's an interesting experience having a blog for sex toy reviews, and there's nothing like being contacted by a company so that you could join their review program as well. It's flattering. less

Thank you so much for sharing your experience. I'm happy that you've had a good time blogging and have made some money doing it! You're right that the affiliate program takes some work, but I feel like the cash payout is worth it. Of course, I'm a bit biased.

I usually just post affiliate links on my blog, too, instead of posting my code as a coupon. less

Yes, you've got it.

One other thing to remember is that the commission doesn't stack, it's either 20% or 5% but not both. So if someone clicks your link and comes to EF to order something and uses your code as a coupon, you would earn 5%. The coupon "overrides" the link. less

A lot of people might wonder how well the affiliate program works, and I'm taking the opportunity to give a little feedback about my experience, and you're most welcome to do so as well or ask questions too.

At first, when I created my blog and took an affiliate code, I was only curious to see how much money could be made and if it was worth it. In conclusion, it is, but you have to put some work in your networking, your reviews and keeping your site fresh with recent new toys that will bring visitors to your blog. Of course, I was also interested in sharing personal posts - though I barely have time to do so now - I finally returned to school full time in Nursing.

In the very beginning, I would give out my affiliate code on the side of my blog, and this is what would give me a few sales, until I finally took the courage to remove it, and rely on the links themselves. The only place where my code is given is on my profile here, and it's used once in a while at some customer's advantage. I think I make more commissions by having fewer sales but with a maximum %.

When I say it is worth it, I mean that most of my purchases here are covered by what I make in commissions, even if I have to wait for the following month to get a little expensive something. And Edenpoints barely contribute to my finances (maybe $10 a month).

It's an interesting experience having a blog for sex toy reviews, and there's nothing like being contacted by a company so that you could join their review program as well. It's flattering. less