Excellent article. Affiliate marketing is very best for blogger or who want to sell products through e-commerce sites. The recurring affiliate programs help you earn commission for every purchase one of your referrals makes, not just on their first purchase. So you’ll earn money as long as your referrals remain a paying customer.
Another option is looking into products and services that you use to see if they offer affiliate programs. Big companies like Amazon have the Amazon Associates Program. The e-commerce platform Shopify offers its Shopify Affiliate Program. Another option is Wix, which gives affiliates $100 for every conversion. Tripadvisor offers at least 50% of the commission they receive from their hotel booking partners. As an affiliate, you will link to specific hotels on Tripadvisor, and when a user comes to their site via your trackable affiliate link – you get paid. Tripadvisor states on their affiliate’s page that “You still get paid when users click out to our hotel booking partners, regardless of whether or not they book.”

The mechanics of this process are simple. It starts by finding an interesting product that you like, making an effort to promote it to other people and, in the end, earning a piece of the profit (commission) for each successful sale.
You could make a fortune as an affiliate marketing with 0 paid training. I only spent a modest amount on Udemy courses when I got started (under $90 total). As I scaled up, I started to invest in higher ticket programs like Liam James Kay's Master Natives program.