“For someone new, I send friendly emails, comment on their YouTube channel, DMs on Instagram and LinkedIn. I’m very casual [and friendly] in my speech. In the outreach, I include a link that I created with resources – right off the bat, it shows them resources, templates, reviews, summaries, infographics, screenshots; everything they need to make this as easy as possible.”
You don’t need to sell products all the time to make a commission. Different affiliate programs can use different payment terms such as: Pay per Sale: In this program a merchant pays you a percentage of the sale price when the purchase is completed. Pay per Click: In this program you get paid based on the number of visitors you redirect to the Merchant’s website from your affiliate site, whether or not a sale is made. Pay per Lead: You get paid once the referred visitors provide their contact information on the target site by filling out a simple contact form. Why be an Affiliate Marketer?

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By now, you’re probably wondering, how much do marketers make who are selling affiliate products? The industry. Some industries will pay more than others. For example, a lot of SaaS companies will have payouts that range up to 40% of the sale. While other industries might only offer 10% of the sale price. The price of the product. Usually, the higher the price of a product, the lower the commission rate will be. For example, Bob’s Watches has an affiliate payout of 10%, but the average sale price is typically over $8,000. Usually, digital goods and software pay higher commissions too. The affiliate payouts. The final factor is how much you’ll make per sale. These rates are set by whatever company you partner with. But, the more you make per transaction, the easier it’ll be to generate more revenue.