Monday, June 29, 2020

Resume Writers Digest Five-Part Series on Affiliate Marketing The Agreement

Resume Writers' Digest Five-Part Series on Affiliate Marketing The Agreement Its important to have a formal agreement, which is the fourth thing you need to make your affiliate marketing relationships work. Its important to understand what your rights and obligations are. Some affiliate marketing relationship agreements are only a few paragraphs long. Others are pages. One is not necessarily better than the other. What is more important is clarity. Do you understand what you can and cannot do to promote the relationship? Do you understand how, and when you will get paid? Is there anything prohibited by the arrangement? For example, some affiliate programs (like domain name registrar 1and1.com) will allow you to use your own affiliate link to purchase products and services, and youll get paid on the order basically, giving you a discount. Others strictly prohibit you from using your own affiliate code. AdSense, for example, will kick you out of the program if they find that you click on the ads that appear on your content, because this artificially inflates the income you receive from the advertising program. Its important to know this! Payment is also an area that isnt often examined too closely by resume writers and career coaches. You might be thrilled to learn youve earned a couple of 30% commissions until you see that the payment is still pending in your account. Its one thing if your payment was just held up a bit while you submitted a tax identification number form to the affiliate network its quite another if the affiliate provider has a $250 payment thresholdand you earn about $25 per month. Do you want to wait almost a year for your payment? So theres a balance. You might choose to affiliate with an independent program that pays a healthy commission on a regular basis OR you can choose to go with an affiliate network that offers multiple affiliate opportunities, but at a smaller commission, because its easier for you to hit the payout threshold if youre promoting multiple products. The fifth, and final post in this series: Your promotional plan.

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