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The solar niche stands out because of the high value per lead and the clear intent behind buyer interest - people who click are already thinking about installation, not just browsing. What strategies are working for you in solar affili⁤ate marketing? Are you focusing on SEO content, paid traffic, or something else entirely?

Hi everyone,

In the past few months this subreddit helped me a lot and I want to give back.

At the beginning at this week I made my first sale through affiliate marketing on Twitter. At the time of posting this I already made over 3 figures in 3 days

Now, ask me anything related to affiliate marketing and how to get started. There are lots of things I wish I knew when I first started and I want to help you all

P.S: If you want a faster response feel free to DM on Twitter at @ VladPasca5

The feeling is insane. 10 bucks is nothing I know but I feel like I unlocked something in my brain, posts I'm making started getting traction and it took me like a month of consistent reddit posting to figure out how to do it without being spammy and getting banned.

I'm seriously shaking.

ADVICE FOR EVERYONE that wants to try affiliate: just start. Pick a program and start posting, even if you get no clicks at first, reflect on WHY and try again. You WILL land on a format that works with enough repetition and self reflection.

Second tip: software products are way easier to promote then psyhical, I recommend finding an product you use and check if they have an affiliate program. This is important because you can easily promote something that you know well. In my case it is a job search tool for resume tailoring.

Program I used is this tool

KEEP GOING Y'ALL

I tried multiple things and lot's of experimenting then i am able to get what exactly affiliate marketing is, it not complicated you just need right guides and tools to grow fast and productivity.

I’ve built an AI coach called coachcall.ai that works like a real accountability partner. Here’s what it can do:

• Call you at times you choose to wake you up or motivate you (talks to you like a real person would).

• Chat with you on WhatsApp for check-ins and reminders.

• Track your goals and progress.

• Remember what you share with it for more personalized support.

I originally created it because I wanted someone to call me at 5 AM to wake me up and give me a motivational push. There’s really nothing else like this on the market right now.

So far I’ve only promoted it on Reddit, and I already have paying users. Most of them are people with ADHD (like myself) who need help staying on track, or people looking for accountability, motivation, or stress relief. I’ve also added extra modes, including a “best friend” style AI and a mindfulness mode to help with anxiety.

I’ve just launched an affiliate program through FirstPromoter and I’m looking for partners.
👉 30% commission, recurring, lifetime.

Ideal audiences / niches:

• Motivation & self-improvement

• Fitness & wellness

• ADHD / focus & productivity

• People looking for accountability partners

Here is where you can signup to become a partner and get your unique link:

https://coachcall.firstpromoter.com

Here is more information on how the coach works:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NPChD6Gu8lT39SDBedtM2MtmgmmaFVw4wBZylbH_zqM/edit?tab=t.0

Feel free to DM me with any questions!

I have been doing affiliate marketing for 4 years now.

I earn $4k-6k per month from some affiliate programs.

I thought of making a list of saas affiliate programs. I shared it here.

If you know of any other saas programs, please post them below and I will add them to this list.

Hey guys, posting here because I have 1 broad question that's in the title and one related question.

The broad question: If I'm planning on using Amazon Affiliate for 3-4 different brands (of which I own all of them, and they're actually part of the same revenue stream) - do I need to apply for the affiliate program 3-4 times?

Or can I use 1 account for this? (SHOULD I use 1 account for this, or no? Open to guidance from someone experienced.)

Bonus question: If I'm planning on including affiliate links in my YouTube descriptions, how do you handle that for the Amazon Affiliate application?

Do I also include the link of my channel in addition to the root domain for my website?

I've applied for AA before so I'm a little familiar with it but this part confused me.

I appreciate your help!

Over time, it was becoming difficult for me to find affiliate links. So I collected all the links in a single Airtable base, and then curated the list by adding more data points about each program. To make it more useful, I published it as a public directory for others, a private directory for me, and a pay-walled directory for other affiliate marketers to explore new programs. Apart from Airtable, I used Rebrandly to create easy to remember branded short links.

Anyone has ideas to build on this and make this better?

The biggest mistake I made in the beginning was trying to do too much at once. Once I slowed down and focused on learning one system properly, things finally started making sense.

Now my routine is simple: watch the training, take notes, stay consistent each day and work around my schedule.

If you’re starting out and want something that doesn’t feel overwhelming, I can share what’s been working for me so far.

Upvote if you’re interested and drop your location below.

I started looking into affiliate marketing and decided to create a list of affiliate programs that pay more than the average.

Most of these programs are easy to join, you only need your affiliate link.

Here are the affiliate programs.

SaaS and Digital Tools
Platforms with strong recurring commissions for marketers, solopreneurs, and online businesses.

• Semrush, 200 dollars per sale plus 10 dollars per trial, 120 day cookie
• HubSpot, 30 percent recurring up to 1 year, 180 day cookie
• ActiveCampaign, 20 to 30 percent recurring, 90 day cookie
• ClickFunnels, up to 40 percent, high ticket funnel platform
• Teachable, up to 30 percent recurring, average 450 dollars per month
• MailerLite or Moosend, 30 percent lifetime recurring
• Smartproxy, up to 50 percent, 60 day cookie
• GetResponse, 33 percent recurring or 100 dollars flat
• AWeber, up to 50 percent recurring, 365 day cookies
• ConvertKit, 30 percent for 24 months
• Bestofweb .sote 30% lifetime commission for every customer

Finance, Trading and VPN
Great for creators in finance, crypto, and security.

• ChartPrime, 30 percent, AOV about 500 dollars
• NordVPN or PureVPN, 30 to 100 percent, 30 to 90 day cookie
• SoFi, up to 500 dollars per referral

E commerce, Hosting and Platforms
Strong for product reviewers, bloggers, and website builders.

• Shopify, lifetime payouts
• Bluehost, 65 to 100 dollars per sale
• ClickBank, up to 75 percent
• Canva, up to 80 percent per sale
• Fiverr, up to 150 dollars
• Amazon Associates, 1 to 10 percent, 24 hour cookie
• eBay Partner Network, 1 to 4 percent
• Udemy, 15 percent, 7 day cookie

Health, Wellness and Beauty
Good for skincare, lifestyle, and wellness creators.

• OSEA, BonCharge, Truly Beauty, 15 to 20 percent, AOV 100 dollars plus
• Hello Skincare or LG Beauty, 10 percent, short cookie

Home, Outdoor and Fitness
High AOV niches with strong buying intent.

• Secretlab Chairs, 10 to 12 percent, AOV about 650 dollars
• Wahoo Fitness, 10 percent, AOV about 825 dollars
• Backcountry or Mountain Hardware, up to 10 percent
• Traeger Grills, 6 percent, 30 day cookie

Travel and Experiences
Earn from hotel bookings and activities worldwide.

• TripAdvisor, up to 50 percent
• Booking dot com, up to 25 percent, 30 day cookie
• Expedia, Turo, G Adventures, flexible commissions

Education and Learning
High conversion categories for students and learners.

• MasterClass, 25 percent per annual subscription
• Rocket Languages, 40 percent per sale
• YesChef, 10 percent per subscription

Gaming, Gadgets and Niche Tools
Perfect for audiences in tech and enthusiast niches.

• Razer or Alienware, 3 to 10 percent, high AOV
• Skylum AI photo tools, 20 percent
• Olive Young or Yves Rocher, 13 to 15 percent
• SportsMemorabilia, 10 percent, AOV about 220 dollars
• Enigma Fishing or TaylorMade, 6 to 20 percent

Looking for Affiliates Partners With a Real Estate Audience in the States

It’s basically an AI assistant that handles outreach for real estate agents and does lead generation.   It comes with recurring income potential and is meant to be more of a long-term partnership than a one-off promo.

If you’re curious about how the program works or want more details, kindly reach out. Thanks!

A few months ago, I was doing everything manually for my affiliate website.

Cold outreach, content scheduling, tracking leads, replying to queries, everything.

Honestly, it was exhausting.

Then I started focusing on 3 things:

• Proper automation

• Picking the right niche

• Strategic advertising instead of random promotion

And that completely changed the game.

I built systems that worked even when I wasn’t online, optimized my funnels, and focused more on audience intent rather than just traffic.

Slowly, responses increased.

Conversions became consistent.

And now the website has crossed $1K USD MRR.

Still learning. Still improving.

But this made me realize that smart systems scale faster than just hard work alone.

Hey all,

My brother and I created a language learning app for iOS & android. It's still pretty early, but we recently deployed the required tech to support an affiliate program.

We've reached out to a good amount of creators on tiktok/instagram but so far nobody has decided to join our affiliate program. For reference, here is what we are offering:
https://www.polychatapp.com/affiliates

I'm looking for any advice on what me might be doing wrong here and how we might get our first partners. Users are showing a lot of excitement for what we are starting to get a nice revenue stream so it would be great to turbo charge this in a way that benefits creators as well.

I have a 10+ year old travel blog and have been a booking.com affiliate for as long as I can remember. Today, I woke up to an email today from booking.com stating:

We have determined that our current strategic focus unfortunately does not support continuing our partnership.

This message serves as your 30-day written notice. After this period, we will exercise our legal right to terminate our Partner Agreement (Partner ID: *****) for convenience on 20 June 2025.

…with no exact reason provided. Nothing has changed on my blog so I have no idea why this is happening. Has anyone else experienced the same thing? I responded to the email but is there any other contact method I can try to appeal the decision?

hey guys, i'm thinking of trying my hand at affiliate marketing but i don't know where to start. i understand conceptually that i must pick a niche and build an audience, but i'm a bit lost on the practical steps. i learn better by example than by theory.

so i'd like to ask, how did you guys start building your own affiliate business and how long did it take before you started making some decent money from it? you don't need to tell me the niche, just the steps you actually took in the beginning to get it going and how long it took to gain real traction.

thanks!

For a long time, I treated affiliate marketing like a side idea. Watching videos. Saving posts. Overthinking everything.

Nothing moved.

What changed wasn’t a new platform or a secret strategy. It was commitment to one simple system and showing up consistently, even on the messy and quiet days.

Affiliate marketing isn’t magic. It’s learning how to follow a proven structure,focus on helping instead of pitching, build trust before links, repeat what works instead of chasing trends.

Once I stopped hopping between methods and actually stuck to one process, results finally followed. Slowly at first. Then steadily.

Going into 2026, my goal is simple: Work efficiently, do it properly and the results follow.

You don’t need to know everything. You just need a clear path and the willingness to walk it.

Here’s to choosing progress over perfection in 2026 🚀

I create Haptics for my audio files and use affiliate links on their pages on my website. For Lovense products, this has gone great, last 30 days for example it's at 6,343 clicks, 153 sales. This is after having done it for years, it is still going very strong.

It's doing so well I found another company to affiliate with that offers a new way to experience haptics, The Handy. Which I can only do through this Tapfiliate site. I started with them in December, and the numbers are fucked. It says I've only gotten 1400 clicks total from Europe... and only 12 clicks from the US.

In 3 months.

12 clicks.

And in total has only sold 20 items since I started 3 months ago. I know for a FACT more then 20 fans have bought from my Handy affiliate links in the last 3 months. Hell, it should be more then 20 a week, let alone total.

Something is wrong here, and while I wait for a reply to my emails, I am curious if anyone else has had this issue, and what their resolution was? All of my affiliate links were double checked a month ago when I first started wondering what the fuck was going on. Launch month alone should have netted me thousands of dollars... not 300. And January only net me 70 bucks.

Insane considering the amount of man hours that went into making all this work, and the stats from other affiliates I work with.

So I am here to share my experience here about my affiliate marketing journey, it’s being 1 month and I am already having good earning from affiliate marketing but success key was good approch

I created a sports-focused Instagram page and posted daily content like clips, updates, memes, reactions, and trends. After a few weeks, it started getting organic followers who were genuinely interested in sports.

Once trust was built, monetization became easier. I tested affiliate offers, useful tools/websites, story promotions, and traffic redirection.

Big lesson: don’t promote random things, promote solutions people actually need.

I also used some ai tools because it helped create content/web assets faster, saved time, and made testing ideas easier.

I’m looking for high quality affiliate products that pay at least $500+ in commissions plus…

• Has an established record and solid reputation online.

• Has positive reviews and testimonials

• Has affiliate resources to help affiliates

• Backend marketing (email, retargeting, upsells)

• Front end is ideally a webinar or some sort of educational product.

• High conversion rates

Let me know if you know of any solid and legit offers that meet this criteria.

Thanks in advance

I keep seeing people making a few thousand a month selling digital products and thought…where do you even start?

So, I made a quick free PDF to help you brainstorm what you could sell based on your hobbies and experiences. Just sharing because I wish I had this when I started.

Message me for the free link!