Starnum is a product recommendation site for friends and family.
You’ll earn a commission from every purchase made; you will, however, have to wait a while for the cash to arrive —it normally takes sixty days from the day of purchase, and you can choose to keep, share or donate your earnings. To start, simply search Starnum’s database of over 300 stores; find the product you want to recommend and add it to your recommendation list, editing it as you choose; the next step involves implementing a widget for your product; this could be as simple as embedding an ‘ad’ in a YouTube video, or creating a virtual picture flyer; finally post the widget on your web page—MySpace, Xanga, FaceBook, Blogger, Hi5 etc.

Most stores are located in the USA, so international Starnum agents are currently limited in their options. There’s also no word yet on the exact amount of commission you’ll earn. But if you’re into making some profits without really having to do much leg work, give Starnum a try.

In their own words:
“Starnum is new platform enabling people to recommend products to
their friends, generating flexible commissions for each sale. It’s a
Pay-for-Performance channel for online Sellers based on personal
recommendations. Starnum Agents (recommenders) receive a commission
which they can flexibly manage. Buyers get advice from friends who
recommend specific products and brands…when they buy they get a
discount or support a worthy cause.”

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