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Web site affiliate programs are what drive Internet marketing. Companies run affiliate programs to generate leads and sales from other web sites. Affiliate programs pay the sites who host their ads, a commission for products sold through the links on their sites.

An example of a popular affiliate program is Amazon.com, which pays webmasters commissions on sales they refer. Affiliate programs generally pay webmasters a commission, with sales tracked automatically through web-based software or a third-party service such as Linkshare, Click Bank or Commission Junction.

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