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The hype and excitement that TikTok brings to its trendy users are making it an incredible opportunity for creators looking to monetize product recommendations via affiliate marketing.
However, the platform, in general, is not overly friendly to links in general, and affiliate marketing in particular.
Join us to break down the basics of affiliate marketing on TikTok, learn the core three ways to share affiliate links inside the social media app, and we’ll finish up with some best practices.
The Geniuslink team is happy to announce that we’ll be attending Affiliate Summit West from January 23-26th in Las Vegas!
Today, let’s talk about some great tools you can use to refine your fit within a particular niche.
For this article, we’re going to assume you’ve already found a niche, that way we can focus the article on improving your ability to market within that niche. We’ve written previously about why and how to find a niche, if you want to start with a primer. Check out our thoughts on 50 niche site ideas, or how to find a niche within the Amazon Affiliates program.
(Updated July, 2022)
Exciting news — Prime Day 2022 is happening July 12th/13th and is going for 48 hours again this year with some early deals already showing up. Once again Amazon is pulling out all of the stops with hundreds of thousands of deals for its Prime members. Don’t miss out on a great opportunity and prep beforehand.
And the best part? It’s a global event and that’s where you can shine with our service because Geniuslink is also pulling out all of the stops to help make this one the most successful yet!
You probably track your affiliate commissions like a hawk. You likely know exactly what affiliate programs you are using and what they are paying. And while you might have an idea of how your earnings change over time, do you know how your earnings per click and conversion rates stack up against others? If you’re anything like many creators we work with, the answer is probably not.
We see lots of blogs talking about specific affiliate programs, we’ve even written a number of them ourselves, but these blogs all too often are about what you could earn, not how much creators and publishers are actually earning.