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Affiliates in Affiliate Marketing typically get paid through commission-based compensation. The affiliate earns a percentage of the sale or a fixed fee for each action (such as a lead or sale) generated through their unique affiliate link or code. Payment methods can vary, but common ones include PayPal, direct deposit, or a check in the mail.
Affiliate marketing programs often have different payment structures, and the method of payment can depend on factors such as the affiliate network, advertiser, and the terms of the agreement. In general, affiliates can get paid in one of the following ways:
Affiliate marketing programs often have different payment structures, and the method of payment can depend on factors such as the affiliate network, advertiser, and the terms of the agreement. In general, affiliates can get paid in one of the following ways:
- Cost per Sale (CPS) or Pay per Sale (PPS): The affiliate receives a commission for each sale or lead generated through their unique link or code. The commission can be a percentage of the sale amount or a fixed fee.
- Cost per Action (CPA): The affiliate receives a fixed fee for each action taken by a customer, such as filling out a form or making a purchase.
- Cost per Click (CPC): The affiliate receives a small fee each time a customer clicks on their affiliate link, regardless of whether a sale is made.
- Cost per Impression (CPI): The affiliate receives a fee for each time their affiliate link or advertisement is displayed to a customer, regardless of whether the customer clicks on it.