This page explains how AZK Media plans to rank on Google. The plan is simple: build useful directory pages, helpful blog guides and free tools, and let search traffic grow from that content. There is no shortcut in this plan, and no paid trick that replaces good pages.
Directory pages for networks and offers
The core of the site is the directory: one page for every network and one page for every offer. Each page shows the terms a publisher needs — payout, commission model, cookie length, GEO and the network behind the offer — in plain words. These pages should rank for searches like the name of a network or an offer, because they answer the exact question the searcher asked.
Hub pages by niche, country and model
The directory is also organised into hub pages. Each niche, country and model gets its own page that lists the networks and offers in that group. A publisher looking for finance offers in Pakistan, or a CPS offer that works worldwide, can find them in one place. These hub pages target the broad searches, while the single network and offer pages target the specific ones.
Blog guides for beginners
The blog targets beginner keywords: how to start affiliate marketing, how to pick your first offer, what CPA and CPL mean, and how payouts work. Each guide answers one question in simple English. Guides link to the directory pages they mention, so readers can go from learning to joining without getting lost.
Free tools for links and traffic
Free tools give the site a second way to earn traffic and links. A calculator that helps a publisher plan earnings is worth sharing, so other sites link to it and search engines notice it. The tools on the Tools page are the start of that: a Commission Calculator, an EPC Calculator, a CPS Calculator and an Income Goal Calculator.
An honest note about the domain
This is a new domain, and it is treated as new for SEO. A new domain has no history, no backlinks and no trust built up yet, so early growth will be slow. That is normal. Growth here is expected to come from publishing useful content over time — directory pages, hub pages, guides and tools — not from the age of the domain. The plan is to publish regularly, keep the directory accurate, and let rankings build page by page.
How We Rate Networks (the AZK Rating)
Every network in the directory gets an AZK rating from 0 to 5. The rating comes from facts we check on the network’s own official site, never from a guess or a sponsored placement. Each network is scored on four factors: how fast it pays, how low its payout threshold is, how easy approval is, and how many commission models it offers.
Payment speed: a network that pays daily, through Fast Pay, or several times a week scores 5; weekly payments score 4; Net-15 or twice-monthly payments score 3; monthly payments score 2; and Net-60 scores 1.
Payout threshold, using the lowest published figure: $10 or less scores 5; $11 to $25 scores 4; $26 to $50 scores 3; and $51 to $100 scores 2.
Approval: easy approval scores 5 and moderate approval scores 3.
Choice of commission models: five or more models score 5; four models score 4; two or three models score 3; and one or two models score 2.
The AZK rating is the average of the factors we can score. A network is only rated when at least 3 of the 4 factors can be scored from published facts. If a network does not publish its payout terms, it shows “Not rated yet” instead of a guessed score.
Ratings are updated when a network changes its published terms. Last rated: November 2026.