Check Your Affiliate Programs
Published on February 28, 2018
Published on Wealthy Affiliate — a platform for building real online businesses with modern training and AI.
Hi fellow WAer. Just a quick heads up. I was in one of my affiliate networks the other day looking for a new affiliate program to advertise when much to my dismay I noticed that one of my affiliate programs, a credit offer, had decided to change my status from active to deactivated/inactive.
Not sure the reason, perhaps lack of activity, but I received no notice via email of this change. It was well over a week since it had been deactivated. I had their affiliate link on several posts, and I'm sure there was some traffic, and if anyone had clicked on any of these links, and decided to take advantage of any of their offers, I would have been SOL, if you know what I mean.
I quickly found another similar program to rep, and I deleted all the links of the old program, and replaced them with the new links.
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I now periodically check all my programs, and links to be sure they are still active, and going to the right place.
Sure don't want to lose out on any affiliate commissions, and I sure don't want to send customers to programs that aren't at least informing me of these changes.
So, you might also want to do the same.
Rock on, and thanks for reading, Tom
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