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Did you also give $100 to the guy at the bus station asking for fare to get home?
by carlosjobim 4d ago
Did you also give $100 to the guy at the bus station asking for fare to get home?
- phoghed 4d agoHow is that in any way equivalent to and ad buy on Reddit?
- carlosjobim 4d agoBecause it's an obvious scam, just like buying ads on Reddit.
- kimi 4d agoI thought reddit would have been a sensible place to advertise our b2b product, that caters to a quite technical audience in a way that is not very friendly to Linkedin targeting.
- carlosjobim 4d agoGive affiliates 15% commission for any successful sales they make. Then you don't have to think about marketing and you don't have to throw any money into a black hole. Buying ads is always a scam.
- nucleative 4d agoHow to get affiliates, and more importantly how to get affiliates who don't make the brand look shoddy?
- carlosjobim 4d agoYou're asking me to write an entire book. Depends entirely on what you are selling. But the rule of thumb to get good quality partners is that you should contact them instead of the other way around. And if you know your business sector, then you know which are the people and institutions who have a lot of reach. Some industries have standardized affiliate marketing which you don't have to think about. For example booking.com for hotels or Amazon for retail. They take a percentage of each sale they make for you and that's it. You don't pay them anything except for confirmed sales. If you chose black hole paid advertising, then at a minimum you should give out different voucher codes on each channel you advertise on, which give customers a 10 or 15% discount. And give voucher codes to friends, family, colleagues and contacts that they can give to anybody they like. That's the only way to find out where the real customers are and where to target your ads.
- a123b456c 4d agoHave you ever heard of affiliate fraud?
- toasty228 4d agoReddit is probably 80% bots by now, you thought wrong
- cindyllm 4d ago[dead]