Continuing on from the previous benefit of affiliate marketing, affiliate marketing is also low risk. As an affiliate, you don't have to put in money to create, product, or store products. Your only job is marketing and promoting the products to your followers and paid traffic (if you choose to go that route). Even if you decide to promote affiliate products via blogging, you're not going to be dropping a ton of money on something that you'll be out should it not work out. There are tons of affiliate products and services you can promote. If one is a dud, just move onto the next one.
The first scenario what we call the money site build. What the money site build is, basically, you have a hub site. We write content and we ranked them on search engines. Those content have affiliate links. This is your affiliate link and then this ends up being the offer. This is the affiliate offer there. Then we have content and then offer, and then content and offer.

This popular landing page platform — used by brands such as Campaign Monitor and Zola — helps users design high-converting landing pages for SaaS businesses, ecommerce sites, and agencies. Additionally, Unbounce's Affiliate program is impressive, with the opportunity to earn 20% of the recurring revenue for every customer you refer to Unbounce.
Advertisers are the companies that are promoting their products and services through an affiliate program. Besides being in direct control of the program, advertisers also have to develop basic content to help their affiliates create better campaigns. For example, you should create simple banners, provide your business logo, and develop landing pages that affiliates can use to promote your products or services.