A system of advertising in which site A agrees to feature banners, buttons, and links from site B in exchange for a payment, usually as a percentage of any sales generated for site B.
An advertising scheme in which a Web site (the affiliate marketer) directs web visitors to his affiliate sponsor and is payed with a commission on the visitor's purchases (if any). It is a pay per result arrangement. There are dozens of affiliate marketing networks. eCommerce merchants use affiliate networks to publicize their products by submitting product feeds, which are used by affiliate publishers on their sites.
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Arrangements for consideration under which you promote a third party's business or Web site.
See affiliate. Basically, this is a system of revenue sharing, where one site will feature tools or services from another site, be linked to that site, and receive commission for any sales prompted.
The sum of activities you develop to promote the programs you are affiliated with.
Co-ordinated programs to enable partners to market on behalf of a website and receive some form of compensation based on referrals.
A type of advertising system based on the CPA (cost per action) payment method whereby websites run advertiser's banners for free but get paid on any sales or registrations that result from visitors that click on the banner.
a type of revenue sharing program where an affiliate receives a commission for generating a lead or sale for a vendor online.
A system of selling products or services in context over the Internet that allows online merchants to promote their goods or services within the content of tens of thousands of Web sites. Affiliate marketing allows merchants to pay their affiliates based on performance.
an agreement between two sites in which one site (the affiliate) agrees to feature content or an ad designed to drive traffic to another site. In return, the affiliate receives a percentage of sales or some other form of compensation generated by that traffic
Is the promotion of products and/or services of merchants on thousands of other Websites which are parts of the affiliate program. Ads on this type of marketing are targeted and relevant to the Website's content which they will be placed.
Used by a Web site to sell its products through other Web sites by rewarding referrals or visitors sent by its affiliates.
Affiliate marketing is the use of a Web site to market products on other Web sites, called affiliates. Amazon.com created the first large-scale affiliate program and hundreds of other companies have followed since. The current leader in this field is Linkshare.
A revenue sharing arrangement between online advertisers or e-commerce merchants and online publishers or web site owners, whereby payment is based on performance measures, such as the number of sales, clicks, or registrations that the affiliate refers. In other words, two companies agree to link to one another; if someone clicks from site A to buy something at site B, site A gets a commission on the sale. Affiliate software provides the tracking and reporting of commission-based activities (the sales, clicks, or registrations). Amazon.com pioneered affiliate marketing by getting as many other web sites as possible to join its affiliate network and sell its products, thereby greatly extending its marketing reach.
(also partner, pay for performance, performance-based, referral-based or revenue-sharing marketing) a revenue sharing partnership between a merchant and one or more affiliates, where the affiliate is paid a commission for referring clicks, leads or sales to the merchant website.
A form of marketing unique to the internet, widely thought to have been introduced by Amazon.Com in the mid 1990s. Vendors pay their affiliates commissions on sales that are made through the affiliate's referrals. Commissions range from as little as 5% to as much as 50%, and occasionally higher.
Program that enables individuals to promote a business and earn a percentage of sales.
A method of promoting web businesses in which an affiliate is rewarded for providing customers. Compensation could be made based on a value for visits, subscriptions, leads, sales, and so on. See also PPC.
A risk-free form of advertising in which a company pays its affiliate partners a commission for sales and/or leads generated through their internet marketing activities.
A form of marketing or advertising used on the internet. Companies that sell products or services online link to relevant sites. The advertising on the other or 'affiliate' sites is paid for according to results.
Type of internet marketing that allows websites to share traffic and revenue using banner and text advertisements. Merchants who sell goods and services online pay commissions to website owners (affiliates) for referring sales or leads to their site. Contrary to "pure" advertising, with affiliate marketing merchants only pay for results (leads or sales).
Is a joint effort between two web sites where one site advertises products listed on the other site. The first site earns a commission for any sales that originated on its website. Commission rates vary between 5 to 30% of the gross revenue. Return Top
Revenue sharing marketing agreement between online merchants and webmasters, with compensation paid to affiliates based on performance criteria such as sales, clicks, leads, registrations or hybrid models.
This type of advertising system is based on the CPA payment method. websites run ads for free and get paid when sales or registrations result from a click on a banner.
Using other online marketers as a source of referrals; payment is usually per click, per lead, or per sale.
Revenue sharing between two web sites. Affiliate site normally provide free advertising for an ecommerce site and compensation is based on performance i.e. sales, clicks, registrations, or a combination of all.
Marketing channel through which affiliates (publishers) earn revenue by featuring advertiser (merchant) offers on their websites or other media; publishers receive a commission for each advertiser transaction, e.g., a lead or sale, that originated from the publisher's website.
revenue sharing between online advertisers/merchants and online publishers/salespeople, whereby compensation is based on performance measures, typically in the form of sales, clicks, registrations, or a hybrid model.
Affiliate marketing is the use by a Web site that sells products of other Web sites, called affiliates, to help market the products. Amazon.com, the book seller, created the first large-scale affiliate program and hundreds of other companies have followed since.
A marketing technique that uses affiliates in order to generate leads.
Online-based, commission-driven form of advertising. An affiliate usually places a special link on their website that redirects to the seller of the product's site. When that product is purchased, the affiliate obtains a commission for referring the sale. Affiliate marketing is a great way for new website owners to start out if they don't yet have a product or service to sell.
A revenue sharing arrangement between online merchants and distributors (affiliates) in which the affiliate earns a commission for producing a sale, lead or click for the merchant's site
Online advertisers and online publishers share revenue, compensation is usually based on performance measures, like clickthrough rates (CTR), CPM (Cost per thousand impressions) and cost per click (CPC)
Third-party website ad serving model under which affiliates get compensated on a per sale/click/registration model.
A system of advertising in which site A agrees to feature buttons from site B, and site A gets a percentage of any sales generated for site B. It can also be applied to situations in which an advertiser may be looking for marketing information, rather than a cash sale. Popular among startups with very small marketing budgets.
Affiliate marketing is a method of promoting web businesses in which an affiliate is rewarded for every visitor, subscriber, customer, and/or sale provided through his/her efforts. Compensation or commission may be made based on a certain value for each exposure (CPM), visit (Pay per click), registrant or new customer (Pay per lead), sale (usually a percentage, Pay per sale or revenue share), or any combination of them.