Experienced marketer, Affiliate newbie

Hey everyone,

I've been running my own offers online for about 14 years. I've used Meta, Google and some smaller ad networks to scale a few of my digital products to $1M in revenue.

However, I've never dipped my toe in the affiliate waters.

I'm comfortable running paid ads to funnels. I have a lot of experience copywriting, email marketing, tech stacks, analytics/tracking/attribtion etc etc

I'd love to get into affiliate marketing.

Ideally, I'd like to use paid ads to send traffic to converting offers. I don't mind building opt in pages and doing some email marketing as well in order to get commissions.

Based on this limited knowledge you have of me, what type of affiliate marketing would you suggest?

I'd like to avoid anything that is heavily regulated (crypto, adult, health/supplements etc)

Respectfully,
trustmrtwo

If you have your own offers it's best to stick with them. Affiliate marketing have become too competitive. Another option is creating affiliate offers for your own products.
Anyways, I will suggest to signup and start with clickbank.

With your background, you're already way ahead of most newbies. Since you’re solid with paid traffic and funnels, lead gen for niches like SaaS, finance (non-regulated stuff), or B2B tools could be a great fit. You can also crush it with high-ticket info products or whitehat recurring offers (like email tools, course platforms, etc).

IM Dude said:

If you have your own offers it's best to stick with them. Affiliate marketing have become too competitive. Another option is creating affiliate offers for your own products.
Anyways, I will suggest to signup and start with clickbank.

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Thanks Dude. My current niche is pretty small, but maybe I could get some affiliates to push traffic to my offers. I'll look into it. I'll also check out Clickbank!

partyatnight said:

With your background, you're already way ahead of most newbies. Since you’re solid with paid traffic and funnels, lead gen for niches like SaaS, finance (non-regulated stuff), or B2B tools could be a great fit. You can also crush it with high-ticket info products or whitehat recurring offers (like email tools, course platforms, etc).

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Thanks for the reply.

I'm going to ask for a little more context. Are you suggesting I can become an affilaite for saas, finance, b2b tools etc?

If so, I like the idea. Thank you.

If not, please clarify