Best suited to: Any blog with a topic that is directly or tangentially related to a Fiverr gig category, although business-style services do tend to sell very well. Pros Really nice affiliate interface – it’s a breath of fresh air compared to othersFiverr are a market leader, so there’s no real competitionNew services become available to sell all the time – you’ll always have something to sellPotential for deliciously high $150-per-referral commissions – there is potential to earn a lot of money here Cons You don’t get paid for any sales made to existing customersLike Etsy, some of the most popular gigs will eventually move to their own website Wrapping things up
[Sidenote: if you need accountability and would like a step-by-step process for building your affiliate marketing business, check out this 15 day challenge. – costs the same as a jumbo latte.]

Building an affiliate program isn’t going to break the budget. The cost invested is minimal and affordable. An affiliate program gives the responsibility of sales to affiliates which easily avoids paying sales staff. If sales aren’t coming in, the whole responsibility is of an affiliate as he is liable for sales. Therefore, this saves money as a company doesn’t need to spend on increasing sales by different means.
This is super easy to do and will literally take you a few minutes (although you should spend a little longer than that on putting together your landing page messaging): Get hosting from Bluehost here (and a free domain name) Build the landing page where you’ll collect emails, using a tool like ConverKit; it’s built with non-programmers/designers in mind so it truly easy very easy to use, no matter what your experience level is. Plus, there are numerous different templates you can use so all you really need to do is pick the template you like the most and customize with your colours, fonts, visuals and messaging. But the best part is that it’s also an email marketing and lead capture tool – so it’s really the only tool you’ll need to start and manage your email marketing: Add messaging to your landing page: keep things short and sweet – simply explain what people will get if they subscribe to your email list and what the benefits are for them. If you’re not confident in your sales copywriting skills, it might be worth investing in getting a professional to help – you can easily find talented copywriters on freelancer sites like Fiverr and there usually is a pretty fast turnaround time as well Add a lead capture form to your landing page: don’t ask for too much information as some people might be put off by being asked too many questions and not sign up as a consequence; usually, asking for their first name and email is enough for affiliate marketing purposes