Affiliate marketing is a marketing method in which a business rewards one or more individuals (known as "affiliates") for referring customers to their products or services through marketing links.

How it works

The affiliate marketing process typically involves three main parties:

• Merchant: The business that provides the product or service.
• Affiliate: The individual or organization that promotes the merchant's product to earn a commission.
• Customer: The end consumer who purchases the product or service through the affiliate's link.

The process works as follows:

• The affiliate creates promotional content (such as articles, videos, websites, etc.) and includes a link to the product or service.
• When a customer clicks on the link and makes a purchase, the affiliate earns a commission from the merchant.

Benefit

• For the merchant: It increases market reach without large upfront advertising costs. The merchant only pays commissions when there is actual revenue.
• For the affiliate: The affiliate has the opportunity to earn money by promoting products without owning the products. They can even work remotely and have flexible working hours.
• For the customer: Customers have more choices of products and services and often get authentic reviews from affiliates.

Payment model

There are several payment models in affiliate marketing, including:

• Pay-per-click (PPC): The affiliate earns a commission for each click on the link.
• Pay-per-sale (PPS): The affiliate earns a commission when a successful transaction is made.
• Pay-per-lead (PPL): The affiliate earns a commission when a customer takes a specific action (e.g., signing up for an email list).

Basic application interface

Statistics on the number of shares and course registrations

Manage affiliate users

Install plugin

Manage affiliate products