Dear Affiliate Manager Women Are From Venus
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Dear Affiliate Manager: Women Are From Venus
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Dear Affiliate Manager: Women Are From VenusSummary:
Having trouble motivating female affiliates? Wondering if your program is lacking or if you're recruiting the wrong people? Here's how understanding basic psychology can help.Article:
Dear Affiliate Manager,
Understanding the fundamental differences in what men and women value is key to success. This isn't new?"car salespeople are taught this. When a couple walks into a showroom, the salesperson focuses on technical specs like horsepower with the husband, while discussing safety and aesthetics with the wife. Is it stereotypical? Yes, but it works. I might not care about horsepower, but features like a sunroof and radio certainly grab my attention.
So, what does this mean for your affiliate program? While I can't speak for all women, I can share what I personally look for in a program.
Quality Matters:
I deeply value the relationship I have with my newsletter subscribers. If your product isn’t of high quality, even a 99% commission with a high conversion rate won’t persuade me to promote it. My priority is maintaining trust with my community, and recent studies show that women often seek relationships and support online.
Affordability Counts:
I can’t endorse a product I wouldn’t personally purchase. If it’s overpriced for its value, I won’t offer it to my audience.
Money Isn’t Everything:
While commission rates matter, they aren't my top priority. I’m more concerned with quality and affordability than whether the commission is 20% or 40%.
Tools Are Essential:
Providing affiliate tools is crucial, yet many managers overlook this. Here’s a common scenario: I’m excited to promote a product, eagerly sign up, and check the "links" section. What I hope to find are articles, a rebrandable e-book, or maybe even a video. But often, there’s just one link and a button. My immediate reaction? "They're not even trying!" This lack of effort makes me feel undervalued and unmotivated, turning me from a potential advocate to someone who simply places an uninspired button on a page.
I understand that affiliates should actively sell, writing reviews and recommendations. However, offering resources indicates that you’re invested in building a meaningful relationship.
Yes, it might sound cheesy to want a relationship with an Affiliate Manager, but I assure you that programs where I feel appreciated gain my loyalty over those managed by someone disinterested.
So, yes, women are from Venus. You can choose to embrace this insight and benefit from it or ignore it and remain puzzled about your affiliates’ lack of motivation. As an affiliate, I challenge you to embrace this information and take action.
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