The Best Affiliate Marketing Companies Ranked by topseos.com for November 2011

topseos.com, the independent authority on search vendors, has released their list of the best affiliate marketing companies for November 2011.

2011-11-22

PLYMOUTH, IN, November 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) topseos.com, the independent authority on search vendors, has released their list of the best affiliate marketing companies for November 2011. An evaluation of affiliate marketing companies has led to the creation of a list of rankings showcasing the top ten affiliate marketing services in the online marketing industry. The process for evaluating the best affiliate marketing services includes the use of a set of evaluation criteria which consists of the five most important aspects of these services.

The Top 10 Affiliate Marketing Companies for November 2011 are:

1) Experience Advertising

2) Commission Junction

3) Affiliate Announcement

4) MediaTrust

5) AffiliateCrew

6) NetX

7) IMARKETING LTD.

8) Paulson Management Group, Inc

9) VastPlanet Corp

10) MGECOM, Inc.

The list of the best affiliate management companies has been compiled based on the results of the research provided by the topseos.com dedicated research team which includes thousands of service providers in the online marketing industry. Through this process topseos.com has connected with customers of each affiliate marketing service while also evaluating their core competencies, proprietary technologies, service methodologies, and their unique competitive advantages. Each affiliate marketing company is meticulously measured based on a history of achieved results and the opinions and firsthand experiences of their customers. Some general and specific questions were asked of the service providers:

• What type of needs analysis was conducted before work initiated?
• What type of ROI were you anticipating, what was achieved and in what time frame?
• What would be three things you would change about your experience?
• What was your total investment?
• Rate your overall experience (one through ten; ten being the highest).
• How often are reports provided about current status of the campaign?
• Do the reports include click rates and other analytics information?
• Is the vendor looking for new ways to adjust the campaign to improve performance?
• How is the analytics information used by the vendor to assess needed changes in the program?
• How quickly did the vendor start connecting with advertisers to start the affiliate program?

ABOUT topseos.com

topseos.com is a well-known independent authority on search vendors. Established in 2002, the goal of topseos.com is to recognize and rank those individuals or companies providing the best online marketing services all over the world. A specialized team of researchers examine thousands of applicants each month who are seeking to be ranked as a top internet marketing service provider by the independent authority. This website is being visited daily by thousands of visitors all over the world looking for the best services available. The website also provides various types of facilities other than the independent rankings which provide useful information to customers and providers of online marketing services.

Affiliate Marketing companies interested in applying for the evaluation and ranking service can visit:

http://www.topseos.com/rankings/search-engine-marketing-agencies/apply-for-ranking

To learn more about the Best Affiliate Marketing Companies for November 2011 visit:

http://www.topseos.com/rankings-of-best-affiliate-marketing-companies

topseos.com was founded in 2002 by e-ventures and serves to provide the search engine marketing industry and companies with a single source for researching internet marketing vendors as well as a place for internet marketing and service providers to showcase their services. For further information please contact us at 847-327-1159 or via the web at http://www.topseos.com

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