I was browsing through MarketLeverage today and saw this offer that people from the US might be interested in.

Do you want the chance to win a $100 American Express gift voucher?

Well if you're a resident of the US, all you need to do is click on the banner below, follow the simple instructions, and you're in the draw.

It's all pretty simple really.

Damn I hate having to insert this sentence in just so the banner doesn't overlap with that Adsense block that sits right here.

I've recently discovered ZIP submit (and email submit) offers, and have come to the conclusion that that are beautiful money making things.

What is a ZIP submit offer?

From an affiliate marketers point of view, a "ZIP submit" offer, is a Cost-Per-Action (CPA) program in which the affiliate marketer earns a set fee anytime a user enters their ZIP code and submits it. It doesn't need to be anymore complicated than that. The user visits the site, enters their ZIP code, hits submit, and the affiliate (you) makes a set fee (usually between $1-$3) per submission.
The companies that pay for this to happen usually do so on the basis that it will generate them leads etc. The affiliate marketers promote these offers because they are usually a good way to make a bit of extra coin.

CliffNotes version, a user makes five keystrokes and hits submit and the publisher makes some money.

Why do ZIP submits work?

People usually comfortable completing a ZIP submit offer as the process does not involve them handing over and real personal information. ZIP submit followed the "Email Submit", which relied upon consumers giving up more personally valuable information, that would make them hesitant to complete the form. That is why the ZIP submit is relatively easy to make conversions on in comparison.

MarketLeverage offer a range of ZIP (and email) submits, and they are definitely worth exploring.

Here are a couple of other examples, check them out, and day dream about the potential... I'm sure there are a lot of affiliate marketers out there making a lot of money out of some of these.