Affiliate Program Definition
A system where a merchant rewards affiliates for driving traffic or sales through their marketing efforts.
An affiliate program is a structured arrangement where a merchant provides affiliates with unique links or codes to track the traffic or sales they generate. Affiliates earn commissions based on predefined actions, such as sales, clicks, or sign-ups.
Merchants use affiliate programs to extend their marketing reach without upfront advertising costs. Affiliates benefit by earning revenue from promoting products or services they are passionate about.