I'm having trouble finding affiliate programs for my niche....natural remedies for horses but have been a distributor for a company for about a year but haven't worked it. I ha
Hi, Pauline!
Try this link: https://www.nativeremedies.com/wholesale-dropship-affiliate-program.html
I Googled these keywords but you must have "Affiliate Program" at the end.
horse natural medicines affiliate programs
Thank Jeff,
I will try there but I have to be careful because some natural remedies that work for people aren't always good for horses, so far I have been searching for natural products I've used on my horse and know they are safe and work. I'll keep looking though there must be something out there. I just checked that program it does have pet remedies, thank you so much.:)
I would do a search as Ferra, suggests, getting a company to create an affiliate programme is tough as they will not be set up for it. I would of thought it is a massive area.
So I got curious and did a search there is a lot out there on google. Worth a bit of time going through them. Hope that makes sense.
Remember traffic and content is key first so there is no rush. Good luck..
Thank you Phil, I have searched for hours but as I said I have been looking for products I've used and that are safe. I have learned that a lot horse people are very set in their ways and so I have found horse specific programs are hard to find, yet there are plenty of products and affiliate programs for humans. I understand why people are fussy with their horses, it took me a while to adapt to all natural at first, now I look for everything I can that is natural for my boy. I worry about everything that goes in my boys mouth lol us horse owners are a strange breed and very fussy lol.
lol, I bet it will be a growth area then :) thanks for responding, I would really be interested in how you get on...
Hi,
Have you tried to do a search on Google by typing "natural remedies for horses + affiliate programs"?
Yes I have done google searches and have applied for an affiliate program but was denied because my blog is new and it doesn't have enough content yet.
I am sorry to hear that. That's okay. We can always re-apply once we ready.🙂👍
Till then, focus on content creation.
My mentor advised me to wait for applying to join affiliate programs until I have a decent amount of content. Some other members also suggested that when we first started, it would be best to publish informational articles that are helpful to our target audience in order to build trust.
I started to apply for affiliate programs on my 3rd month when my website had over 30 posts.
Also, remember to have important pages like Privacy Policy and Affiliate Disclosure and other disclaimer (health disclaimer etc).
Happy blogging.
To Our Success,
Ferra
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Is this off the affiliate track?
I'm having trouble finding affiliate programs for my niche....natural remedies for horses but have been a distributor for a company for about a year but haven't worked it. I ha
Hi Pauline,
When you say that you are a distributor for a company, am I correct in thinking that you can buy at wholesale and sell at retail?
If so, I can't see a problem in writing about the benefits of, and recommending the products through your blogs. With that particular company you're not an affiliate as such, though you are a representative / recommender..
And after all, to me, that's what affiliate marketing is all about - representing products, services, whatever, that we're passionate about.
All the best,
Lesley
Hi Lesley,
No I don't buy wholesale, I guess it's similar to an affiliate program as in, I send potential customers to the website given to me by the company after I became a distributor. I can do this by social media or from a blog etc.
I wonder if it would be worth your while asking this particular company you're referring to, if they offer a way for you to earn the difference between the customer paying price (retail) and a distributor (wholesale) price, as a way of saying thank you to you for referring customers...?
Team building aside, this is one of the streams of income that network marketers earn money though, by referring potential customers to the products or services the company they're signed up with provides. The networker essentially earns the difference between the retail price and their wholesale price, as the company itself is rewarding them for their recommendations.
Seems like a win-win to me!
Food for thought, anyway.
All the best,
Lesley
Hi, Pauline!
Try this link: https://www.nativeremedies.com/wholesale-dropship-affiliate-program.html
I Googled these keywords but you must have "Affiliate Program" at the end.
horse natural medicines affiliate programs
Thank Jeff,
I will try there but I have to be careful because some natural remedies that work for people aren't always good for horses, so far I have been searching for natural products I've used on my horse and know they are safe and work. I'll keep looking though there must be something out there. I just checked that program it does have pet remedies, thank you so much.:)
I would do a search as Ferra, suggests, getting a company to create an affiliate programme is tough as they will not be set up for it. I would of thought it is a massive area.
So I got curious and did a search there is a lot out there on google. Worth a bit of time going through them. Hope that makes sense.
Remember traffic and content is key first so there is no rush. Good luck..
Thank you Phil, I have searched for hours but as I said I have been looking for products I've used and that are safe. I have learned that a lot horse people are very set in their ways and so I have found horse specific programs are hard to find, yet there are plenty of products and affiliate programs for humans. I understand why people are fussy with their horses, it took me a while to adapt to all natural at first, now I look for everything I can that is natural for my boy. I worry about everything that goes in my boys mouth lol us horse owners are a strange breed and very fussy lol.
lol, I bet it will be a growth area then :) thanks for responding, I would really be interested in how you get on...
Hi,
Have you tried to do a search on Google by typing "natural remedies for horses + affiliate programs"?
Yes I have done google searches and have applied for an affiliate program but was denied because my blog is new and it doesn't have enough content yet.
I am sorry to hear that. That's okay. We can always re-apply once we ready.🙂👍
Till then, focus on content creation.
My mentor advised me to wait for applying to join affiliate programs until I have a decent amount of content. Some other members also suggested that when we first started, it would be best to publish informational articles that are helpful to our target audience in order to build trust.
I started to apply for affiliate programs on my 3rd month when my website had over 30 posts.
Also, remember to have important pages like Privacy Policy and Affiliate Disclosure and other disclaimer (health disclaimer etc).
Happy blogging.
To Our Success,
Ferra
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I'm just wondering, and I hope I haven't missed the answer in my training so far ( my head is spinning with information).
When we create a website how many products shou
If you have a website about for example "animals and natural remedies", you will never run out of contents to post with different affiliate products. Even is it's about "horses and natural remedies", you will have a wide variety of contents to post with lots of affiliate products. All the best!
Hi, Pauline!
You just write a different post on 1 website for each topic and put a link of the product in.
As long as it is all about horses and remedies.
Send me your first post 'Title' before you publish and I'll see if I can come up with some keyword suggestions for the product.
Chat soon, Jeff.😃
Hi Pauline,
As others have already informed you, you should focus on one niche per website and you can promote many different products as long as they are still relevant with your chosen niche.
In regards of the painkillers affiliate program, maybe this link can be of help:
https://onemorecupof-coffee.com/best-pain-relief-affiliate-programs/
That is a website owned by a WA ambassador, named Nathaniell.
You can try Kyle's trick in finding affiliate links within your niche
by typing on Google search engine: "your niche + affilaite programs"
Example:
natural painkillers + affiliate programs
Hope this helps,
Ferra
"Do I need to have a website for each product,"
No You do not need a separate website for each product.
how many products per website
You can have as many products on one page or on one website as you want
In your specific case it would probably be better to do 1 or 2 per post, (Just a suggestion)
You can have as many products needed, as it is one website per niche, not per product. I.e. a niche is your target audience/market, not a product/service. Hope this helps.
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Websites and products? how many products per website.
I'm just wondering, and I hope I haven't missed the answer in my training so far ( my head is spinning with information).
When we create a website how many products shou
If you have a website about for example "animals and natural remedies", you will never run out of contents to post with different affiliate products. Even is it's about "horses and natural remedies", you will have a wide variety of contents to post with lots of affiliate products. All the best!
Hi, Pauline!
You just write a different post on 1 website for each topic and put a link of the product in.
As long as it is all about horses and remedies.
Send me your first post 'Title' before you publish and I'll see if I can come up with some keyword suggestions for the product.
Chat soon, Jeff.😃
Hi Pauline,
As others have already informed you, you should focus on one niche per website and you can promote many different products as long as they are still relevant with your chosen niche.
In regards of the painkillers affiliate program, maybe this link can be of help:
https://onemorecupof-coffee.com/best-pain-relief-affiliate-programs/
That is a website owned by a WA ambassador, named Nathaniell.
You can try Kyle's trick in finding affiliate links within your niche
by typing on Google search engine: "your niche + affilaite programs"
Example:
natural painkillers + affiliate programs
Hope this helps,
Ferra
"Do I need to have a website for each product,"
No You do not need a separate website for each product.
how many products per website
You can have as many products on one page or on one website as you want
In your specific case it would probably be better to do 1 or 2 per post, (Just a suggestion)
You can have as many products needed, as it is one website per niche, not per product. I.e. a niche is your target audience/market, not a product/service. Hope this helps.
See more comments
Hi Pauline,
When you say that you are a distributor for a company, am I correct in thinking that you can buy at wholesale and sell at retail?
If so, I can't see a problem in writing about the benefits of, and recommending the products through your blogs. With that particular company you're not an affiliate as such, though you are a representative / recommender..
And after all, to me, that's what affiliate marketing is all about - representing products, services, whatever, that we're passionate about.
All the best,
Lesley
Hi Lesley,
No I don't buy wholesale, I guess it's similar to an affiliate program as in, I send potential customers to the website given to me by the company after I became a distributor. I can do this by social media or from a blog etc.
I wonder if it would be worth your while asking this particular company you're referring to, if they offer a way for you to earn the difference between the customer paying price (retail) and a distributor (wholesale) price, as a way of saying thank you to you for referring customers...?
Team building aside, this is one of the streams of income that network marketers earn money though, by referring potential customers to the products or services the company they're signed up with provides. The networker essentially earns the difference between the retail price and their wholesale price, as the company itself is rewarding them for their recommendations.
Seems like a win-win to me!
Food for thought, anyway.
All the best,
Lesley
Thanks Lesley, certainly something to think about for sure. I'll look into it🙂