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Skyscanner launches Affiliate Programme with unique industry-first creatives
Wednesday 7 January 2009
Skyscanner today launches its affiliate programme, allowing web publishers to add Skyscanner’s online flight finding tools to their websites and earn commission at the same time.
the Flight Search creative shows visitors a selection of the cheapest flights via a scrolling display
The affiliate programme allows publishers to generate revenue, help their visitors to fly cheaply, add functionality to their own sites and work with a leading travel brand.
In addition to text links and standard creatives such as banners, skyscrapers and leaderboards, Skyscanner’s interactive Flight Search panel allows visitors to browse and view a selection of the cheapest flight prices, whilst still on the publisher’s site. The unique creatives are highly configurable, enabling publishers to set up fixed routes or allow open ended searches.
The programme is ideal for all websites in the travel sector including airports, hotels, ski resorts, travel guides, blogs and forums. Publishers can expect high conversions due to Skyscanner’s simple, easy to use search engine and Skyscanner are offering an introductory revenue share of 75% (60% thereafter).
Barry Smith, Skyscanner co-founder commented on the new Skyscanner affiliate programme:
“There has been huge demand for a Skyscanner affiliate programme from the online travel industry, so it’s with great excitement that we are now able to launch. What sets our programme apart from our competitors is our unique creatives – which we believe are a first for our industry. Webmasters not only earn commission for referrals, but also enhance their website functionality by offering visitors useful information”.
To view working examples of Skyscanner’s interactive creatives visit Skyscanner Skytools API
To view more details or sign up for the Skyscanner Affiliate programme visit Commission Junction
Skyscanner also offers its online search tools (Skytools) as non-affiliate free widgets that can be downloaded at Skytools.
Amongst standard banners and text links, we also offer the following creatives:
The Who Flies creative shows which airlines fly on the selected route
the Map creative displays flight routes: green means a direct flight is available, orange signifies an indirect route.
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