Question about Affiliate marketing.

• Be direct and provide value upfront – Instead of generic introductions, highlight exactly what you bring to the table (e.g., traffic source, GEOs, previous results).
• Network within industry spaces – Telegram groups, LinkedIn, and even direct outreach on forums like BHW can be more effective than cold emails.
• Test different approaches – Some networks respond better to short, straight-to-the-point messages, while others appreciate a detailed breakdown of what you're looking for.
• Work with trusted advertisers – If you already have an offer of your own, try networking with people who run similar verticals. In our case, we work directly with CC submit offers and find that tailored communication helps in securing deals.

Molded said:

How do write up genuine questions and how do you find the right people to write them to? (This is generally more than Affiliates but, I'm currently having the MOST problems with this in general and I'm in a position wherein I urgently need to have deals or something go through, I'm running out of time to be sending generic questions. If I am even able to ask about this thing? I've been accepted to marketplaces, watched courses and I'm generally stuck on the interaction side of things as I have an offer of my own and I'm accepted to affiliate networks with their offers. The most difficult task by far has been FINDING people who respond then masterminding responses and questions to people.

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SUPER CARDS said:

To really connect with your audience
think about the problems your product can fix for them, look into their industry and come up with questions that relate to their struggles. Join online groups or attend events that are important to their field.
Make real friendships before you start selling and always think about how you can help them first. When reaching out it is better to focus on making a few strong connections rather than a lot of weak ones.

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Cpaevolution said:

One of the biggest challenges in affiliate marketing is getting genuine responses and forming solid connections. It’s not just about sending messages—it’s about targeting the right people with relevant questions that show you understand the business.

Here are a few things that have worked well for me when dealing with networks and advertisers:

• Be direct and provide value upfront – Instead of generic introductions, highlight exactly what you bring to the table (e.g., traffic source, GEOs, previous results).
• Network within industry spaces – Telegram groups, LinkedIn, and even direct outreach on forums like BHW can be more effective than cold emails.
• Test different approaches – Some networks respond better to short, straight-to-the-point messages, while others appreciate a detailed breakdown of what you're looking for.
• Work with trusted advertisers – If you already have an offer of your own, try networking with people who run similar verticals. In our case, we work directly with CC submit offers and find that tailored communication helps in securing deals.

What type of offers are you running? Maybe we can share insights on which networks or contacts are worth reaching out to.

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