Multi-tier affiliate programs are like regular affiliate programs, but with extra levels. You don’t only earn money when someone buys through your link, you also earn a small commission when someone you referred signs up as an affiliate and makes a sale. It sounds good in theory because it means you can keep earning through others, but it depends on the product and how active the people under you are. If they don’t promote or make sales, then there’s nothing to earn from that second level. Some platforms advertise big promises, but not everyone sees those results. It can work, but you’ll likely still need to promote actively yourself. What’s your take on it?
What’s the deal with multi-tier affiliate programs? Do they really work the way they advertise?
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