Usually, no. One well-run affiliate program beats two you're only half-managing. Add a second program only when you have a separate brand, product line, or audience with no crossover, plus the time...
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How to Set Goals and Forecast Your Affiliate Program
To forecast affiliate program revenue, multiply your active affiliate count by their average sales per month and by your average order value. Active affiliates, not total sign-ups, produce the...
Does a Local Business Need an Affiliate Program?
Most local businesses do better with a referral program than a formal affiliate program. Sales close in person or by phone, not through a tracking link, and the partner list is a dozen...
Should You Pay Affiliate Commissions on Lifetime Value?
Sometimes. Pay affiliate commissions on lifetime value when your customers renew, resubscribe, or buy again, because that structure attracts partners who send loyal buyers instead of quick ones....
What Is the Best LeadDyno Alternative?
The best LeadDyno alternative is AffiliateHQ, if your problem is affiliates who join and never promote rather than tracking that doesn't work. LeadDyno tracks clicks, commissions, and payouts...
What to Put in Your Affiliate Program FAQ
Your affiliate program FAQ should answer the six questions affiliates ask before they join: how and when you pay, your payout threshold, your cookie length, which promotional methods you allow, how...





