Every affiliate Niche Sheet contains:
- the name of the company (linked directly so you can check them out)
- the URL for their affiliate program (linked directly to their affiliate page)
- what the commission rate is
- the cookie life
- how they’ll pay you
- any threshold amount
- any affiliate networks that house their affiliate program
- AND a check off column just for you
There are literally thousands and thousands of companies that are looking for affiliates to promote their product or service. BUT, our selected companies have to meet our criteria to get on a Niche Sheet. What would eliminate them?
- If they made it too difficult to find the affiliate information
- They wouldn’t disclose the commission amounts or method of payment (with a few exceptions)
An affiliate is basically a type of a salesperson. You get a link from the company and you promote their product or service. In return, you get paid a commission. Sometimes the commission is a flat fee and sometimes it’s recurring (this means you get paid every month that your customer is their customer). You’ll represent one (but we hope more) company.
- You join the company’s affiliate program
- You promote their product(s) or service(s)
- You get paid.