Whatever you are wanting these partners to do – drive sales, leads, new customers, etc. – you pay them after they’ve delivered on that desired action. Companies that sell a product or service. Industries include retail, direct-to-consumer, subscription services, financial services, travel, telecom, broadband, gaming, e-commerce, marketplaces, B2B and more. Marketing partners to brands. They can be bloggers, active social media posters, niche content sites, personal website owners, product review websites, shopping sites, mobile apps, app-to-app marketing platforms, mass media sites, loyalty, coupon and reward websites and even other brands.
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I made my first affiliate sales with less than 500 followers and not that many views. It was because I was sharing products I actually loved and was happy to be using. I never promote things I don’t like or don’t feel comfortable with because being real is what works with affiliate marketing.
Are you more interested in being on the other side of the ropes and want to start your own affiliate program instead of making passive income off someone else’s sales?