affiliate
- noun
- /əˈfɪliˌeɪt/
- Jargon
- So do you think you could help me out and make affiliate links for me?
And another scale factor then is can it be sold through affiliates?
- And another scale factor then is can it be sold through affiliates?
- She can promote my programs and take a Commission as an affiliate.
- Hopefully that will more than offset the revenue that I'm losing from not doing external affiliates and not doing sponsorship deals.
Examples
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So if you want to buy this game, they don't sponsor us but use our Amazon affiliate link and what will we get?
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I'm officially an affiliate for that Cups app that I told you about.
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So I was doing affiliate programs.
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No matter how well you are doing as an affiliate, there is more, much more.
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Here are some tips on how to make money online with affiliate programs...
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I not only prefer it, but I am also an affiliate for THESIS.
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There are hundreds of affiliates already down here for the gaming convention.
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Amazon cut off all of its California affiliates from earning money via its affiliate program.
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We employ the use of advertising, affiliate links, and banners on this site.
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As an affiliate, she earns money by promoting products on her website.
Synonyms
A person or company that sends customers to another business for a fee
How Connected
Surface Forms
Etymology
Affiliate comes from Latin parts ad- 'to' and filius 'son'. A helpful way to remember the marketing meaning is to think of an affiliate as a 'partner' joined to a company to promote its products and earn money for the sales they bring.