New to affiliate marketing
- Thread starter TheMan99
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- May 2, 2010
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Look at somwhere like jvzoo, and there are alternatives that have platforms, where people have marketplaces to sing up and see your affiliate offer, and promote it for you with all the payments being handled for mimimum fee by the platform, i think thats what you want. There are about 2-4 really good ones.
TheMan99
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- Aug 21, 2025
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Whats that?
MrNumberZ
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- Oct 21, 2025
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Nice to see you starting to think in terms of long-term affiliate structure!
If you’re handling the commissions directly, consider setting up basic tracking with something like Tapfiliate or Post Affiliate Pro — both are solid without overcomplicating it.
Start small, keep the payout clear, and give promoters ready-made assets (banners, copy, UTM links). That way, even beginner affiliates can start driving consistent sign‑ups.
And yeah — combining your own product promo with joining a few networks like Ronomics is a smart move. You’ll learn both sides of the affiliate game fast.
If you’re handling the commissions directly, consider setting up basic tracking with something like Tapfiliate or Post Affiliate Pro — both are solid without overcomplicating it.
Start small, keep the payout clear, and give promoters ready-made assets (banners, copy, UTM links). That way, even beginner affiliates can start driving consistent sign‑ups.
And yeah — combining your own product promo with joining a few networks like Ronomics is a smart move. You’ll learn both sides of the affiliate game fast.
- Feb 28, 2019
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You need to pick a network that suits your niche. There are many networks like Clickbank, JVZoo, Rakuten, Awin, CJ, etc.
Zmenelones
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For starting out, yeah, networks like JVZoo or Clickbank are solid for setting up your own affiliate program without much hassle. Once you're rolling, branching into niche ones like ronomics could boost things. I've dabbled with True-Meds for pharma stuff – it's not flashy, but the tracking is reliable and helps if you're mixing your product with others.
AdSavvy
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hey, good move doing affiliate marketing. starting out you’ll want to pick a niche you understand, find affiliate offers with good payout + conversion, build a simple site or funnel and then drive traffic (content, social, ads). don’t try too many things at once or you’ll spread yourself thin. pick one, test, optimise.