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Page 2 : What Is Affiliate Marketing?, , Affiliate marketing is an advertising model in which a company compensates third-party publishers to generate traffic or leads to the company’s products and services. The third-party publishers are affiliates, and the commission fee incentivizes them to find ways to promote the company., OLA CLASS CORE 2.0

Page 3 : OLA CLASS CORE 2.0, KEY TAKEAWAYS, , Affiliate marketing is a marketing scheme in, which a company compensates partners for business created, from the affiliate's marketing tactics.

Page 4 : OLA CLASS CORE 2.0, Digital marketing, analytics, and cookies have made affiliate marketing a billion-dollar industry., , Firms typically pay affiliates per sale and less frequently by clicks or impressions., The three main types of affiliate marketing are unattached affiliate marketing, involved affiliate marketing, and related affiliate marketing.

Page 5 : OLA CLASS CORE 2.0, Understanding Affiliate Marketing, , The internet has increased the prominence of affiliate marketing. Amazon (AMZN) popularized the practice by creating an affiliate marketing program whereby websites and bloggers put links to the Amazon page for a reviewed or discussed product to receive advertising fees when a purchase is made. In this sense, affiliate marketing is essentially a pay-for-performance marketing program where the act of selling is outsourced across a vast network.

Page 6 : OLA CLASS CORE 2.0, Affiliate marketing predates the Internet, but it the world of digital marketing, analytics, and cookies made it a billion-dollar industry. A company running an affiliate marketing program can track the links that bring in leads and, through internal analytics, see how many convert to sales.

Page 7 : OLA CLASS CORE 2.0, The affiliate does this by running banner ads, text ads, or links on its websites or sending email to clientele. Firms use advertisements in the form of articles, videos, and images to draw an audience’s attention to a service or product., , Visitors who click the ads or links are redirected to the e-commerce site. If they purchase the product or service, the e-commerce merchant credits the affiliate’s account with the agreed-upon commission, which could be 5% to 10% of the sales price.

Page 8 : OLA CLASS CORE 2.0, The goal of this model is to increase sales and create a win-win solution for both merchant and affiliate. The system is unique and profitable and becoming increasingly popular., , The internet and improving technologies are making the model easier to implement. Companies have improved how they track and pay commissions on qualified leads. Being better able to track leads and sales contributes to how they can improve or better position their products.

Page 9 : OLA CLASS CORE 2.0, Those interested in pursuing affiliate marketing will benefit from understanding what's involved, as well as advantages and disadvantages. Companies seeking affiliates will benefit from properly vetting and qualifying their partners. Overall, it is a low-cost, effective way of advertising products and services, increasing brand awareness, and expanding a consumer base.

Page 10 : OLA CLASS CORE 2.0, Types of Affiliate Marketing, , There are three main types of affiliate marketing: unattached affiliate marketing, , related affiliate marketing, and involved affiliate marketing.1

Page 11 : OLA CLASS CORE 2.0, 1. Unattached Affiliate Marketing: , This is an advertising model in which the affiliate has no connection to the product or service they are promoting. They have no known related skills or expertise and do not serve as an authority on or make claims about its use. This is the most uninvolved form of affiliate marketing. The lack of attachment to the potential customer and product absolves the affiliate from the duty to recommend or advise., , 2. Related Affiliate Marketing: , As the name suggests, related affiliate marketing involves the promotion of products or services by an affiliate with some type of relationship to the offering. Generally, the connection is between the affiliate's niche and the product or service. The affiliate has enough influence and expertise to generate traffic, and their level of authority makes them a trusted source. The affiliate, however, makes no claims about the use of the product or service.

Page 12 : OLA CLASS CORE 2.0, Involved Affiliate Marketing: , , This type of marketing establishes a deeper connection between the affiliate and the product or service they're promoting. They have used or use the product and are confident that their positive experiences can be shared by others. Their experiences are the advertisements, and they serve as trusted sources of information. On the other hand, because they're providing recommendations, their reputation may be compromised with any problems arising from the offering.

Page 13 : OLA CLASS CORE 2.0, PROS, 1. Access to a broader market, 2. Better accounting of qualified leads, 3. Low-cost advertising, CONS, 1. Subject to fraud, 2. Less creative control, 3. Vulnerable to theft

Page 14 : OLA CLASS CORE 2.0, EXAMPLES OF AFFILIATE MARKETING, , Amazon Affiliate Marketing, Amazon's affiliate marketing program, Amazon Associates, is one of the world's largest affiliate marketing programs.2 Creators, publishers, and bloggers sign up to have Amazon products and services shared on their websites or apps, and in return, receive compensation for the sales their sites generate.

Page 15 : OLA CLASS CORE 2.0, Etsy Affiliate Marketing, Etsy (ETSY) — a global, online marketplace for vintage goods and other unique items—promotes its products through various channels, including affiliate marketing partners. To apply, applicants must submit an online application through its affiliate program portal. To qualify as an Etsy affiliate marketing partner, eligible candidates must be at least 18, have an active, unique website, have a brand identity, and meet other criteria.4

Page 16 : OLA CLASS CORE 2.0, eBay Affiliate Marketing:, , eBay's Partner Network is eBay's affiliate marketing program that pays partners for sharing their personal listings outside of eBay Inc. (EBAY). The affiliate earns a commission and may earn credit towards their final merchant fees.5 eBay partners can also earn commissions on other seller's items.

Page 17 : OLA CLASS CORE 2.0, FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS, , What Does Affiliate Marketing Mean?, Affiliate marketing is an advertising model in which a company pays others (e.g., bloggers) to advertise their products and services and generate sales. Affiliates place ads or market the products or services on their website, app, or blog. Commissions are paid on leads that convert to sales.

Page 18 : OLA CLASS CORE 2.0, How Do I Become an Affiliate Marketer?, , To become an affiliate marketer, consider what platform you will use to promote products and/or services.6 Blogs are an effective channel for advertising and promoting as it allows the blogger, serving as an expert, to express an opinion about the offering., , After identifying a platform, find a specific category that you are comfortable with or interested in. A focused segment can better help you attract a dedicated consumer base. Research affiliate programs and choose one or more based on your needs, whether it be earning high commissions or generating more traffic. Lastly, develop solid and interesting content around the offerings and work to increase traffic to your site.

Page 19 : OLA CLASS CORE 2.0, What Is an Example of Affiliate Marketing?, , Buzzfeed is a New York-based digital media company known for viral news and entertainment stories, quizzes, and product reviews. Its Buzzfeed Shopping segment features and reviews different partners' products and services. Visitors can read Buzzfeed's product reviews and select affiliate links to purchase. Buzzfeed earns a commission from each sale generated from their website.

Page 20 : OLA CLASS CORE 2.0, How Much Money Can You Make as an Affiliate Marketer?, , Incomes for affiliate marketers vary, with some making a few hundred dollars and some making six figures. It depends on what is being marketed, how much influence the marketer has, the affiliate's reach, and how much time is invested in marketing products. Often, those spending more time marketing the company's products will earn more money.

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