Geniuslink BlogWhen it comes to optimizing the conversion rate of traffic hitting an affiliate website, styled comparison tables and calls to action are another great way for bloggers to maximize a website’s earnings.
These displays streamline the shopping experience by including only key details, serving the large subset of traffic that doesn’t want to read long-form review content. A simple image, headline, and bullet points list are all they need to proceed with their buying decision.
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!
For marketers, creators, and everyone in between, the holiday season is the biggest monetization opportunity of the year! Year after year, we see a spike in total sales during Q4 as well as an ever-increasing percentage of how many of these sales come from online retailers. That being said, every year comes with bigger and better opportunities for anyone selling/marketing online.
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.