There are many affiliate marketing campaigns on the internet. Below is an overview of the best campaigns for beginners - 1. ShareASale Affil...
1. ShareASale Affiliates
ShareAsale. This affiliate network has been in business 17 years now, and they’ve definitely kept up with the times. Featuring a plentiful marketplace full of merchants catering to almost everything you can think of, there’s always going to be relevant products for you to promote.
Pros
- Flexible payout options. Digital and standard payout options are available. With digital payment options being so rare among the popular affiliate websites, this earns major points for them!
- Wide product selection. As you’re picking and choosing which merchants to work with, you get a huge library of products to choose from to promote.
Cons
- Not as straightforward as some of its competitors, meaning it’ll take more time to set up comparatively. Not a major issue, but it does require a little technical know-how.
2. Solid Affiliate
We offer a 20% commission on all purchases, including those that are made by the referred client in the future. This means that if you refer a client that spends £3,500/month with Solvid, you will be receiving £700/month for as long as the client stays with us. Similarly, if you refer a client that makes a one-off order of £12,000, you will receive a one-time commission payout of £2,400. Basically, there are no limits to what you can earn.
We’re simply the highest paying affiliate program in the field!
Simply register to access your affiliate account – it’s that simple!
3. Amazon Associates
Everyone knows Amazon. The online marketplace that can deliver anything from candy to a fully-functional drone to your door in a day. Every niche has its space on Amazon, which is why it’s such a great starting point for an Affiliate Marketing venture.
Pros
- Up to 10% on any qualifying product sale that comes from your link.
- All purchases the referred traffic make on Amazon, even if it’s not the product you linked to, count towards your affiliate revenue.
- A massively diverse selection of products. A one-stop-shop for many people, causing orders to be far larger than the one product link they click on.
Cons
- The affiliate cookie only lasts 24 hours. If they come back and purchase after 24 hours, no revenue for you sadly!
- Lack of payout options. You can only get paid by cheque, bank transfer, or Amazon gift card. Hopefully, they branch into digital payment methods soon.
4. eBay Partners
Even the user-based colossal marketplace that is eBay wants you to help advertise and sell the items on their platform. All you need to do is find listings you want to help promote, promote them using Ebay’s Partner Network tools, and you get paid!
Pros
- There is no marketplace more diverse than eBay. It’s user-based. Someone, somewhere, is selling any legal product you can think of. Nothing can rival that diversity.
- The most straightforward affiliate sales methods. No complex rules to follow, simply share your share-link for the listing and you earn if someone buys off it.
- Double Commission for the first 3 months. The extra revenue is always nice.
Cons
- If an auction takes over 10 days to end, you earn nothing – even if you’re the one that sent the winning bidder there. The downside of the auction side of things.
Neutral
- You earn a percentage of what eBay would earn off the sale. Instead of affiliate and you, there’s an affiliate, eBay, and you – meaning you’re splitting the sale 3-ways. You get a large portion of what eBay would earn, but it’s worth being aware of how that works……
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