Admit it. Being an affiliate can get a little lonely. You spend hours in front of your computer, creating websites, building PPC campaigns, trying to get links to your site…and you usually do it alone. But now you might not need to feel so alone after all.

One of the more visible affiliates experts out there, Scott Jangro, just created an impressive affiliate networking site called Bumpzee. The site lets you sign up, set up a profile, send messages to other Bumpzee contacts and manage those relationships. It also allows you to add your affiliate blog to the system and allows you to track and rate affiliate related stories a-la Digg.

While I am not a huge social networking site user, I am really excited about using Bumpzee. I see it as a way to build my network with other people in the search business and as a way to get more exposure for this blog and the InsureMe affiliate program.

For affiliates, I think it can be a great way to get in contact with other people in the industry that can help you learn and succeed. The one thing that is fairly consistent with the top individuals in the search and affiliate field is that they have a robust network of contacts and colleagues. I think there is something to that, and I think Bumpzee will be a great catalyst for network development in the affiliate world.

So if you have a couple minutes today, pop on over to Bumpzee and get signed up. Maybe your day won’t feel so lonely anymore…

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