Your best bet is to represent online, hosted, or professional service providers/influencers you’ve worked with in the past and have full confidence in. Media or creative businesses (Media Content Advantage, John Melley Voice Overs & Production, Music Radio Creative) Content marketing services (Sprout Social, Hootsuite) Masterminds and membership sites (Serious Bloggers Only, Freelance Writer’s Den, Digital Marketer) Research or consulting services (Questia, Touchstone Research Store, Snow Consulting) Accounting, finance, or legal advice (as permitted by law) (Find Legal Forms, Motif Investing, Greatland) Niche specialties – pop culture, travel, tourism, nightlife, crafts/artisans (Pet Care Supplies, zChocolat, Silvercar) Website platforms (Wix, Squarespace) Lead generation services (Thrive, Elementor [affiliate link]) Email service providers (AWeber, Constant Contact, ConvertKit [affiliate link]) Website services (e.g., hosting, anti-spam, security, etc.) Media (Wistia, Vimeo, Telestream, various WordPress plugins) Course platforms (Zippy Courses, Ruzuku, Teachable) Virtual Assistant or customer service support (Zendesk Partners program, VA Affiliates, TempsASAP) IT support, cloud-based storage, backup, security or other technical services based on monthly subscriptions Advantages It’s easy to become a service affiliate, and it helps your audience manage important tasks that require specific expertise. There’s likely a higher earning potential than from digital downloads because services are usually offered at a higher price point. Many hosted services will offer a recurring commission – meaning you’ll get paid for as long as the customers you refer continue to use the service. Disadvantages Some of your favorite professional service providers (ones you have experience with) might not have affiliate programs in place.
Example: Let’s say you one of your passions is hiking you are really interested in Hiking. You could do a Google search for hiking affiliate programs.
