Black affiliate marketing is performance marketing for Black-owned businesses and the creators, publishers and communities who promote them. A brand pays commission only when a partner's link or code makes a sale. Afrofiliate is the affiliate network built for it.
Black affiliate marketing is affiliate marketing where the brands are Black-owned and the partners are the creators, publishers, directories and media their customers already trust. The brand sets a commission. A partner shares a tracked link or code. When a shopper buys, the sale is tracked to that partner, the brand approves it and the partner is paid. The brand pays for results, never for posts that do not sell.
The brand connects its store, sets a commission and publishes an affiliate program that partners can apply to.
Creators and publishers share a tracked link, a deep link to a single product, a QR code or their own promo code.
Every click and sale is recorded. The brand approves the sale and the partner's commission becomes withdrawable.
One network, four ways in.
Shops, ecommerce stores, market stalls, salons and restaurants that want partners selling for them on commission. Affiliate programs for Black-owned brands.
TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and podcast creators who want to earn from the Black-owned brands they already recommend. Affiliate marketing for creators.
Blogs, newsletters, directories and media houses that earn commission on the sales they send. Join as an affiliate.
Agencies and larger organizations that want measurable campaigns reaching Black audiences. Afrofiliate for agencies.
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