Most affiliate programs don't accept everyone who applies. If you've ever hit "submit" on an application and heard nothing back, or gotten a flat rejection with no explanation, you're not alone, and...
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How to Create an Affiliate Program Page That Actually Recruits Affiliates
Most affiliate program pages fail before a potential affiliate reads past the first sentence. Here's exactly what yours needs to say, in what order, to turn curious visitors into approved partners...
How to Recruit Affiliates Who Keep Promoting
An affiliate program gets fragile when all the sales come from one or two big partners. The goal is to build a deep bench of loyal promoters who believe in what you sell, know how to talk about it,...
Affiliate Attribution Models Explained
Most affiliate programs are running on last-click attribution without ever deciding to. Here's what that's costing you, how the other models work, and how to pick the one that actually fits your...
How to Track Affiliate Links
Tracking your affiliate links means knowing exactly how many clicks each link gets, where those clicks come from, and how many of them turn into commissions. Most affiliate programs give you a...
How to Write Affiliate Promotion Emails That Actually Convert
Most affiliate marketers send one email, get a handful of clicks, and wonder what went wrong. The answer is almost always the email itself, and how few of them were sent. Writing affiliate promotion...





