Originally Posted by TopBucksTrixxxia

To answer your question MrIzzz, it depends on product & if a similar product has been endorsed by that person in the past & is it a set amount of exposure time?

I also think that initially, a base fee with threshold amount would be good *say increase affiliates by 5% or 50 (depending on how 'doable' it is) and sales now are at X amount, average rebills are at Y & New business has been at and average of Z% - increase those amounts by X% and anything above that you get a commission.

You can also go for a straight - New Affiliates & Business get a commission for life of promotions.

Also, if it's something you know you can do well and want to make sure you don't get the shortend of the stick, I'd say go for a base that you're comfortable with and get lifetime commissions.

But that's 'my' Canadian