Most affiliate programs don't fail because the product is bad or the commissions are too low. They fail because the affiliate manager is recruiting the wrong people, or recruiting the right people...
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Why Affiliates Don’t Promote (And What Actually Gets Them To)
Most affiliate programs run at a 5 to 20 percent active rate. That number isn't a mystery. It's the direct result of specific, fixable problems that affiliate managers either don't recognize or...
Does My Business Need An Affiliate Program?
Most businesses that could benefit from an affiliate program don't have one. Not because it's hard to start, but because they're not sure if it's actually worth doing. Here's a direct answer to that...
How To Train Affiliates So They Actually Promote
Most affiliates go quiet after they sign up, not because they don't want to promote, but because nobody showed them how. Training your affiliates, done right, is the single fastest way to turn a...
How To Reactivate Dormant Affiliates (And Get Them Promoting Again)
Most affiliate programs are quietly losing money every single day. Not because of bad offers or weak conversion rates, but because 80 to 95 percent of affiliates sign up, go quiet, and never promote...
How To Launch An Affiliate Program Step By Step
Launching an affiliate program doesn't have to take months. Most business owners can go from zero to a live, functioning program in two to four weeks if they follow the right sequence and avoid the...





