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The basics are still the same regarding content & relevancy, so any blog or forum that follows those basic guidelines should be ok. Forums should be about engagement anyway and a blog is just content presented in a particular format, but still content nonetheless.

The default for Woocommerce is Stripe already. Is that one not working for you? They are good for most product sales except virtual services, but they should fit your needs perfectly.

Most of them have a limit on a free plan, but it's ok if you just have 1 or 2 main websites to monitor.

Excellent! Well done! The only thing I noticed this time is that the the image title words, like "Proven", are black on black over the images, so some of the words can't be seen on my laptop screen. It makes it look messy. However, I think the overall layout looks clean & organized. Keep it...

The graphic looks nice! Now you just need to add some text of how your marketplace works. So, if I wanted to sell my website there what would I have to do? Is there a listing fee? Is it free or do you take a percentage as a final value fee? How long before listings expire? Can that be extended...

Much better! Now I'd just add a visual at the very top along with text to explain what your site is about, along with how to list a site, etc. Looking good so far! :)

Obviously you would want to optimize your local SEO, so be sure to claim your spot on Google maps for your area, Google business, and think like a customer would to find you. Optimization mistakes made early in the game can really hurt your long term strategy.

You need more visuals, such as a homepage screenshot next to each listing. You also need to add a category for ecommerce sites, as that will be your biggest draw for people looking to buy & sell websites. The other categories are far less important these days.

Welcome to the forum! Looking forward to reading your posts :)

Welcome to our forum! Looking forward to reading more of your accidental posts ;)

For a classified ads site like yours you need to promote it on related sites, like shopping forums, marketplaces, etc with links that say "Click here to sell your stuff for free!" I also think you have way too many categories and that creates confusion, clutter and dead sections on your site...

Hello & Welcome to the forum!! :)

With a domain name like "1688club" you'd be better off creating a membership website...maybe for bizopps or something. You have to settle on some kind of consistant content instead of changing it every week or Google will never rank you for anything.

Thread moved to domain section of the marketplace, as it's not actually a full website. You should also add some basic sales info, such as domain age, & registrar.

Thread moved to the Showcase Your Website section... So, you decided to abandon the classifieds format for this site? Do you plan to monetize it somehow in the future or are you just practcing your coding skills? :)

Oh, sorry, I misunderstood. I thought you were looking for affiliates to help promote your own products, but you are actually looking to become an affiliate marketer to promote other people's stuff, correct? In that case any website will do, as it's the content inside the site that will matter...

Read. Learn. Adapt. Survive.

If you have a product to sell then you can get affiliates by posting it on sites like Shareasale or Clickbank, but make sure to have a separate affiliate page with links and banners for affiliates to use when promoting your stuff.

I have no preference or endorsements, sorry. It comes down to individual needs and I recommend thoroughly researching reviews on whatever provider fits your own particular needs.

A number of really obvious reasons can be seen just by casually viewing your site, mostly that is has no content, which is a HUGE issue in the eyes of most search engines. It's just links. Lots & lots & lots of links....to nothing. The only actual text is just a sentence about AI on the...