r/AffiliateMarket

how did you start in affiliate marketing and succeed?

Hi Reddit,

I’m curious - how did you start your journey in traffic arbitrage / affiliate marketing?

Did you begin with zero experience or already had some background in marketing? What was your first source of traffic, and how long did it take you to see your first profit?

Also:

• what mistakes did you make in the beginning?

• what would you do differently if you started again?

• what helped you break through?

I’m currently learning and testing things, so it would be интересно to hear real stories — both wins and failures.

Appreciate any insights

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u/LoudBookkeeper8867 — 2 hours ago

Looking for Affiliates – 50% Commission, No Upfront Fees (Stress App)

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💰 $20 one‑time payment (no subscription)
✅ 7‑day free trial
✅ Live product, PayPal integrated

The offer:
— 50% revenue share ($10 per sale)
— No upfront fees — profit share only
— Unique tracking link
— Monthly payments via PayPal

You bring:
— An audience (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, email list, blog)
— Or marketing skills (content, ads, SEO)

I bring:
— A live, tested product
— 7‑day trial to help conversion
— Clean landing page and checkout

📧 Email me: oubellaelmehdi51@gmail.com

Tell me about your audience or channel.

Let's grow together. 🚀

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u/Pale_Seesaw9449 — 1 hour ago

Get Paid to Post TikTok Slideshows (No Face Needed)

No experience? No problem.

If you’ve got a phone, WiFi, and a bit of creativity, this is one of the easiest ways to start earning online.

We’re looking for creators to produce organic TikTok slideshow content for promotional brands. This is perfect for beginners who want to start earning online without showing their face.

What you get:

- Beginners are welcome

- Step-by-step guidance + regular feedback

- No upfront payments — ever

- Payments via PayPal or Wise

- 🕒 Flexible schedule (perfect for students)

- 🚫 No experience needed

If you’re confident with scroll-stopping hooks, engaging captions, and conversion-style storytelling, this could be your lane 👀

Ready to start creating and getting paid — without being on camera? 🚀

Join here and open a ticket, and tag @ staff after you are done with form.

Then wait patiently you will be replied soon.

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u/Legal_East6685 — 6 hours ago

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u/Brotherman_Vlad — 6 hours ago

Walked into 3 restaurants this week with a weird pitch, here's what I learned

I've been obsessing over local businesses lately, specifically restaurants.

I started asking myself: how many of these places actually have any real marketing going on?

Turns out, almost none.

There are an estimated 15 million+ restaurants worldwide, and the majority are still running off a laminated paper menu and word of mouth.

That gap got me curious.

I came across a tool that converts traditional menus into interactive, Augmented Reality experiences, customers can literally see a dish before they order it, right at their table on their phone. No app download needed.

Now here's what actually hooked me, it wasn't the tech itself.

It was the positioning.

When you walk into a restaurant and show an owner something that visually upgrades their customer experience, and so creative and unique. You become someone worth listening to. That one conversation naturally opens doors to talk about other things, loyalty programs, local ads, social content..

And yeah, there's a recurring affiliate structure behind it. Restaurants pay monthly, you get a cut for as long as they stay on. Sign a handful of spots and it starts to compound quietly in the background.

But honestly? Even if the commissions weren't there, I'd still think this is worth doing just for the reps.

Talking to actual business owners, handling real objections, learning to present an idea clearly, reading a room, that's a skillset most people spend years trying to build. This just accelerates it.

I've been testing a mix of in-person drop-ins and cold DMs to get in front of owners.

Curious what's worked for others here:

Have you tried pitching local businesses, restaurants, salons, gyms, whoever, either in person or online? What actually got you in the door?

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u/Ashraf_elkatiri — 12 hours ago

Finding Affiliate Partners

What's the best way to go about finding affiliate partners for our hemp drink that's moving from the regulated WA market to the online Hemp Market? Just doomscroll until I find someone we want to work with? Is there a "registry" or forums to find affiliates? Do we just advertise until they contact us? Are affiliates inundated with people wanting them to partner? If so how do you stand out? Thanks for any answers!

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u/Ordinary_Anybody6731 — 18 hours ago

If your affiliate program stalled, would you know why?

Affiliate programs rarely stall overnight. Growth typically slows when partner mix narrows, commission structures stay static, or programs rely too heavily on coupon and loyalty traffic.

Short-term volume holds steady, but incremental growth fades.

When you notice performance plateauing, is the issue usually partner diversification, incentives, measurement, or internal strategy alignment?

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u/perhapsagency — 23 hours ago
Week