Native American art - any affiliate program recommendations ( for ChiefJoseph.com )

[Prospecting]

Anyone involved with or know others that are in the Native American art industry ?

I am looking for a turn key affiliate program that offers their products through link coding, so that I can easily upload/FTP their products onto our ChiefJoseph.com website.

[Gerry]

There was a native remedy affiliate that I used to use...selling organing, native remedy products for health and wellness.

http://www.nativeremedies.com/

Also, I would look into the native american casinos for affiliate programs. NC has a huge one in Cherokee.

Great name, btw.

[Prospecting]

Thanks, I just reviewed the affiliate program, sounds like a solid program but I am leaning towards native american made art, jewelry, clothing, artifacts, etc. The reason I am focused on these products in lieu of remedies, is that the ChiefJoseph.com website stats reflect 90+ percent search terms relating to other than remedies, I would defnitely include a remedies affiliate program like this one, but with the 2000+ monthly unique impressions coming to ChiefJoseph.com I need to make sure the most searched products are available. I created the ChiefJoseph.com website about 3-yrs ago simply as its current bilboard style format in hopes of growing the unique impressions to a level that warrants either carrying a product line or uploading an affiliate programs link coding.

best,
Bill

[Gerry]

Most of the major native american arts and crafts places will be Arizona/New Mexico places, artists' hubs like sante fe, etc.

Finding a direct affiliate may be a little tough, although all would most likely welcome link exchanges.

You may also want to search for tour management services for some of the early settlements like Hopi, etc.

Another option, look for affiliates that would offer direct sales of products from a historical perspective. I know most photographs in the Library of Congress archives are available for purchase. Typically, the photographs are made to order from the original negatives.

By the way, are you able to see what the searches are for? Wondering if "Sleepy Eye" products are searched as I know some of those wares are mistakenly called Chief Joseph.

[JB Lions]

If you're looking for the real deal type of Native American art, jewelry, etc, you best bet is probably Ebay, where you'll get paid per click.

And then my other standby for hard to find items, the big one, Amazon.com. Type in native american there and you have stuff galore.

Then you have smaller merchants like http://www.arizonaindianjewelry.com/ is at Shareasale.

And for stuff that's really not authentic, from what I can tell after a quick look, you have merchants like this one at CJ.com - http://www.bradfordexchange.com/sear...+american.html jewelry, figurines, wall decor but more replica type stuff.

I would join some of the major affiliate networks, if you want a list, I can give that to you. Use the product search function in the network to come up with more ideas.

[Prospecting]

Thanks for all the ideas and opinions !!

[Gerry]

If you find something interesting, give me a shout. I have CherokeeIndian dot net and NavajoIndians dot net and a few other native American names I could try out.