AbeBooks (US) vs The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: which affiliate program pays better?
Two entertainment programs ranked next to each other on Affiliate Graph, compared on the public terms their networks list. Both list a top commission of 5%. Neither program publishes a cookie window in its network listing. They share a network (Skimlinks), so one publisher account can carry both. Both hold an Affiliate Graph Rank score of 94/100 in Entertainment.
| Term |  AbeBooks (US) |  The Atlanta Journal-Constitution |
|---|---|---|
| Listed commission | 4.2%–5% | $5.00 flat |
| Cookie window | Not published | Not published |
| Networks | 1: Skimlinks | 2: Impact, Skimlinks |
| Direct networks | None | Impact |
| Rank score | 94/100 | 94/100 |
| Rank basis | observed commission | observed commission |
| Brand size | — | — |
| Categories | Entertainment, Business | Entertainment, Business, Lifestyle, Home & Garden |
| Markets | US | US |
| Status | Active | Active |
Choose AbeBooks (US) for
Fit with your audience: on the listed terms The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has the edge, and AbeBooks (US) is the better choice where its products match what you cover.
AbeBooks (US) program detailsChoose The Atlanta Journal-Constitution for
- more ways to join (2 networks)
- a direct network program rather than sub-affiliate only
Where to join
Both programs are listed on Skimlinks. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is also on Impact.
Compared on listed program terms from the networks' public listings. Rates and cookies change; confirm current terms on the network before applying. The rank score is a position among tracked US and UK brands, indexed 0 to 100; the underlying figures are not published. Methodology · Data updated Oct 23, 2026.