Affiliate commissions on continuity revenue

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What is the common practice on giving affiliate commissions on continuity revenue? Is it typical that the affiliate gets commissions in perpetuity --as long as the member continues to pay--, or is it common for the commission to last only for a certain period of time?
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  • Profile picture of the author Johnny
    Typically, affiliate will get commission as long as the member still pay for their subscription
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    • Profile picture of the author rlugash
      thanks so much.
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  • Profile picture of the author ausmarketer
    Personally, unless the commissions were perpetual, there's no way I'd promote. These days I only promote a product or service if it has built in continuity for the lifetime of the subscriber.
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    • Profile picture of the author TLTheLiberator
      Originally Posted by ausmarketer View Post

      Personally, unless the commissions were perpetual, there's no way I'd promote. These days I only promote a product or service if it has built in continuity for the lifetime of the subscriber.

      Nice income strategy and just one of many income variations on the affiliate model.


      - CPA

      - Single Sale

      - Residual Income

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  • Profile picture of the author KateD
    Originally Posted by rlugash View Post

    What is the common practice on giving affiliate commissions on continuity revenue? Is it typical that the affiliate gets commissions in perpetuity --as long as the member continues to pay--, or is it common for the commission to last only for a certain period of time?
    There are a variety of ways that affiliate promoters set up their residual commission payouts.

    I market a few Clickbank products that have recurring commissions. None of them go on forever, but I think it has more to do with how Clickbank is set up, rather than the promoter.

    Meaning, they need to put something down. So they'll put "99" for how many months you will get paid.

    99 is not forever, but it is over 8 years from a single affiliate sale.

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