07-25-2024, 01:37 AM
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5 tips on how affiliates can build long-term relationships with affiliate programs and advertisers
- Start by checking out all the offer pages before diving into your ad campaigns. Give them a test run yourself, all the way through to the payment stage. This hands-on experience will give you a feel for the best approach in your ads. For instance, if users are hit with a payment request right after signing up, you'll want to warm them up a bit before they even get to registration (think pre-landing pages, surveys, quizzes, etc.).
- Focus on sending quality traffic to offers. Keep an eye on sales whenever you can, ask for optimizations from your traffic sources, tweak payouts, create whitelists of your top-performing sources, and figure out what drives users to actually use the site and make purchases.
- You can also have a chat with the affiliate manager to get more insights: which age groups are more suitable for the product, preferred devices, operating systems, browser languages, etc. This will help you laser-target the right audience for the advertiser.
- Your funnel setup is super important for traffic flow. A well-crafted funnel, tailored to both your traffic sources and offers, can be the secret sauce for a win-win situation between you and the advertiser, whether it's premium native, push, or pop traffic.
- Keep your focus on steady work and delivering top-notch quality for the advertiser, rather than chasing short-term gains or crazy high ROI. Sure, high ROI can be sweet, but it's not the recipe for long-term success. If the advertiser ends up shelling out big bucks for your traffic, they might lose interest in testing new sources with you.
By following these tips, you can build strong, enduring relationships with affiliate programs and advertisers.
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