Consider promoting products that renew monthly. It’s okay to promote products or services that generate a single commission, but receiving a monthly recurring commission makes your affiliate business more predictable and stable. Choose vendors that will negotiate. Find vendors who will renegotiate your commission if you start to consistently generate a lot of affiliate sales for them. Choose vendors with a good landing page. Reconsider partnership if landing pages have an outdated design, are full of ads, contain way to much text and spelling and grammatical errors, have too many calls to action, or contain a phone number (you probably won’t get commission if orders are placed on the phone). Remember, if a page turns you off, it will turn off your visitors too. Look for programs with lifetime payouts. With these affiliate campaigns, you make money if a visitor continues to purchase from the affiliate vendor even if they never come back to your site again! 2. Understand Your Audience
You might be thinking, “Hey. If I’m making money, I’m going to spend it!” But while your blog is growing and a little bit of affiliate income is coming in, it’s a really good idea to keep re-investing this money into your blog. Affiliate income can be used to: cover your monthly blog expenses such as hosting services, plugin costs, etc.,avoid running ads on your blog if you want to keep it decluttered,invest in ads or services to help grow your social media, orhire a virtual assistant to help you with your blog.

The tips below will help you achieve long-term success, while helping you generate affiliate income as fast as possible.
I generally filter out all the products that have a Gravity score below 20. If something is below 20, that means that it’s not a good fit for our email list – the volume of sales are too low and the sales copy hasn’t been fully split-tested yet.