also like someone said you want to sell your product not your ads, ads will give you pennies, products will give you dollars, so i would suggest cut back on the ads a bit.
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Think of it this way – if you go to all the effort of bringing someone to your page that's promoting a product, what do you want them to do… click on your affiliate link and go buy the product. The fewer options that lead away from this goal the better. So if you have someone else's ads on the side of your site, you're actually building someone else's business instead of your own.

I've also seen when some people who have adsense on their site who actually end up with COMPETING affiliates ads on their own page! That means you could actually be directly helping someone else sell the product that you're trying to sell! Not good.

Adsense is a good way of monetizing high-traffic pages that don't have an existing way of making money (think popular blogs)… but if you already have a sales funnel, don't give people an obvious exit.

If you have any more questions about affiliate marketing, you might want to check out our site. It's a free educational resource for affiliate marketers.
http://www.affilorama.com

Hope this helps and best of luck to you!
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This guy has not made an affiliate sale yet. Obviously not an expert. Still trying to figure out SEO. The link building process is really slow.
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Just stuff you advertise should not break Adsense policies (no banners of adult, pharmacy etc).
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Just make sure that the other ads dont look like Adsense ads.

Regards,
ASHISH THAKKAR
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