Yes, you CAN affiliate with more than one company! but you don't have to

Can I be an affiliate of more than one company on the same site?

YES! EVERY micro-niche gives you the opportunity for a new product or service you can be an affiliate of and there's no "rule" about how many you can or can't promote on your site.

You could be an affiliate of several different companies or of a huge conglomerate like Amazon, who has practically every product anyone could want.

HOWEVER... there are a lot of factors to keep in mind. Just a few are;
1. People won't buy through your link if they don't trust you.
2. People might become disinterested in your site if they feel too much of what you post is an attempt to get them to spend money.
3. A great way to earn trust is to help people without trying to get something in return. Having some content that doesn't have an affiliate link is an easy way to do that.
4. If people like and trust you, they'll stay on your site longer and return to see what great new content you've added. Both those things help you rank higher and earn more authority with search engines (Google, Bing, etc.)
5. Not all, but several companies have criteria your site must meet before they'll accept you as an affiliate. The two I see most often are site age and amount of traffic (number of visitors per month).

Do these 3 things and the money will come;
1. Focus on WA's training.
2. Make "providing help" the priority of your website.
3. Let your personality shine through.

But I want to build a micro-niche site, solely for promoting one affiliated product.

That's great! Running such a site would probably be very fun and relatively stress-free.

If the post containing your affiliate link is convincing, you have a great "About" page and you provide some bonus content, your site could do really well!

I've mentioned Jay's* micro-niche affiliate site before, but I'll do it again in this post. If you want an example of a micro-niche site done right, his is the one to see!

Jay has posts about football snack helmets on https://footballsnackhelmets.com/. Each of those posts contains his affiliate link to the product. He also provides recipes and (humorous) washing instructions without tying either into an affiliated product. These are both examples of bonus content. He's giving something for nothing. That helps people like and trust him.

* Jay (WA user name: Magistudios) is our beloved live webinar host.

Posted: Fri, Oct 27, 2017
Originally posted: March, 31, 2017, as part of https://my.wealthyaffiliate.co... (before I deleted it and divided the only-somewhat-related content into separate posts)