Cross-promo bundling
Bundle your product with a complementary tool or info-product created by someone else, assemble a pack for a promotional week, and give the affiliate a unique link that earns them a commission on the entire pack.
Why it works
The perceived value is tenfold: the buyer feels like they're getting an exceptional deal. The conversion rate of a bundle is often significantly higher than that of a standalone product, and the affiliate makes more sales for the same communication effort — which is exactly what they're looking for.
The execution
- Choose a complementary and non-competing partner, with a comparable audience size.
- Set a short, dated window: temporal scarcity drives the bundle.
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