Is it possible?

[randomname2]

Hey is it possible to become a affiliate of affiliate?



Like you enroll in a affiliate program and getting 30% and you share that link to me and told to promote it and get 15% of sale.



Important point -

1. the other user unable enroll in that program because he did not get approved.
2. I dont want to share my affiliate account with him.

 

[curdoc]

Well you can... You just have to figure out how to track his traffic and conversions too. If you ve this figured out, then pretty sure you re 95% through...

 

[randomname2]

Mate thats

Well you can... You just have to figure out how to track his traffic and conversions too. If you ve this figured out, then pretty sure you re 95% through...

yes mate thats the main issue i want to know a method that how can we both track so he get his commission and i get mine

 

[randomname2]

any other suggestions?? anyone?

 

[bonzo90]

I would just make a second account and team up together. you have to worry about if they will they pay or promote in a negative way that will effect your account or get you banned ect just makes things more complicated.

 

[randomname2]

I would just make a second account and team up together. you have to worry about if they will they pay or promote in a negative way that will effect your account or get you banned ect just makes things more complicated.

thats not the issue i know very well to whom i will provide my link that will not do negative marketing.

 

[Deleted member 15724]

This was pretty common for networks back in the day. Back when affiliate marketing was at it's peak and anyone could start their network with $100/mo.

What you're talking about is brokering offers. You should be upfront with the network and get approval first or you'll risk 1 bad affiliate doing something that would get you banned.

One thing to note though, there's a company with a patent on brokering offers. They were (are?) pretty active in pursuing these cases.

 

[randomname2]

This was pretty common for networks back in the day. Back when affiliate marketing was at it's peak and anyone could start their network with $100/mo.

What you're talking about is brokering offers. You should be upfront with the network and get approval first or you'll risk 1 bad affiliate doing something that would get you banned.

One thing to note though, there's a company with a patent on brokering offers. They were (are?) pretty active in pursuing these cases.

whats the name of that company?

 

[Deleted member 15724]

Essociate, Inc. I just read they tried suing clickbooth and they took the case all the way to the supreme court. Seems like they lost the case and their patent was found invalid. Good on them. I remember they were pretty much extorting networks, but looks like clickbooth had enough lawyer money to properly fight it.

Recap on the case here: https://wittliffcutter.com/intellec...ting-industry-in-patent-infringement-lawsuit/

Edit: This took me on a trip down memory lane. The $100/mo platform I motioned earlier was hasoffers. They're tune.com now, but priced at $899/mo: https://www.tune.com/solutions/networks/compare-plans/. There might be cheaper alternatives out there now though.