All generic answers unless you offer a different program type..
This is true however I tend to view program FAQ pages as a bullet list of information about a specific program, not necessarily for just generic 'how do I' or 'Am I allowed to' questions.
One page that lists pertinent information, payouts, whats gonna get me banned, can I bid on certain keywords, etc...
All generic answers unless you offer a different program type..
As a side-note, loved your tradeshow article, some very good points and information to be found in it for those serious about doing business at the various industry shows
Covering the rules of doing business with you, what kinds of traffic you accept, what words can't we use, that kind of stuff. Most can be generic these days.
Carbon is not the problem, it makes up 0.041% of our atmosphere , 95% of that is from Volcanos and decomposing plants and stuff. So people in the US are responsible for 13% of the carbon in the atmosphere which 95% is not from Humans, like cars and trucks and stuff and they want to spend trillions to fix it while Solar Panel plants are powered by coal plants
think about that
that's why there's "affiliate manager" that should exist. Listing lots of FAQ's is not really necessary.
It saves time for everyone.
Start with a basic list. Every time an affiliate asks you a standard question, add it to the list. In a year, you should have almost everything covered.
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My advice is to put your payout schedule in there so affiliates can easily remind themselves of when they should be looking out for their payments.
I'm happy to help affiliates with basic program questions but I've found that many like to have some of the bare bones stuff at their fingertips rather than having to reach out for an answer.
Start with a basic list. Every time an affiliate asks you a standard question, add it to the list. In a year, you should have almost everything covered.
Originally posted by Sarah_Jayne
My advice is to put your payout schedule in there so affiliates can easily remind themselves of when they should be looking out for their payments.
I'm happy to help affiliates with basic program questions but I've found that many like to have some of the bare bones stuff at their fingertips rather than having to reach out for an answer.
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