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With affiliate marketing, what are the things to watch out for when working directly with a buyer vs going through a network?

I'm currently generating leads for a network, but I want to expand my business and go direct with buyers. I haven't done this before and don't want to blow my chances by sounding inexperienced when talking to new potential buyers.

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Buyers are attracted to you because you are the expert. If you make a mistake along the way assume responsibility, learn, and move on. Nevertheless don't limit yourself due to fear. Take the leap and learn as you go.


Answered 4 years ago

First of all, as a newbie u should not go to a particular buyer u should build a network like creating a youtube channel and creating a blog post in a niche your selecting to promote(affiliate). If u have a good budget u can optimize SEO, if u don't have a budget u can bring the audience by creating a new page on insta, Facebook, and LinkedIn . for more information about affiliate marketing call me


Answered 3 years ago

Payment terms and risks are a key factor to look out for when working directly with buyers versus an affiliate network. Typically, networks handle payments, ensuring you get paid even if the buyer delays/defaults. Payment terms are standardized and you dont need to worry about not getting your money. Direct deals may be more profitable, offering greater control as they involve negotiating payment terms, and you are responsible for ensuring payment. Making a deal with the wrong buyer could result in non-payment. You can ensure avoiding these issues by asking for upfront deposits in the beginning and verifying the buyers credibility to avoid potential non-payment issues. Tracking & Attribution is something else to consider when working directly with a buyer. Networks usually provide sophisticated tracking tools, pixel integrations, and detailed reporting on your performance. When working directly with a buyer, you will need to handle tracking on your own or invest in third party solutions which may increase your costs while not offering effective tracking services. To combat this, ensure both yourself and the buyer agree on tracking mechanisms to avoid disputes over lead attribution as misattributions can lead to lost revenue or disagreements.


Answered 18 days ago

Be very good and professional


Answered 18 days ago

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