Author name: annahita

Affjet is a platform that is really proud of its features. “Our dashboard unifies over 100 affiliate networks” This is what Affjet says about their platform. But is this really true? In this Affjet review, we’ll examine how Affjet addresses affiliate marketers’ problems and where it falls short. By the end of this Affjet review,

Managing an affiliate program can be challenging for any business. Tracking sales, recruiting quality partners, handling links, etc, there’s a lot to juggle. This CJ review examines Commission Junction (CJ), one of the oldest affiliate networks, and how it addresses these challenges. CJ claims it is a better platform than famous ones like Levanta, but

Being an affiliate is all about selling products via your website or other social media, and if you don’t succeed in luring customers to click on your affiliate link, you’re not going to earn anything. This is where Affilimate comes in, as well as me, to write an honest Affilimate review and help you decide

If you’re part of the Amazon affiliate program, you would know by now that only Amazon itself cannot help you gain revenue or sell products. Amazon is a huge marketplace, that’s for sure, but you need affiliate marketing software to help you grow. In this PopTribe review, I’ll go over this platform to see if

Managing an Amazon affiliate program can be challenging, especially as your content and links grow. Affiliates need tools that simplify link creation, tracking, and localization to maximize earnings. If you’re here to read the EasyAzon review, it means you have heard of it.  As you might know, EasyAzon is a WordPress plugin for Amazon Associates.

Archer Affiliates has been a notable name for connecting sellers with affiliates to drive sales. In this Archer Affiliates review, we’ll take a critical look at its features, pricing, services, pros, cons, and user experience.  Many are wondering how Archer Affiliates stacks up against famous platforms like Levanta and AlgoRift. I’ll help Amazon sellers and

Affiliate marketing tools are a dime a dozen these days, but Wayward (wayward.com) caught my attention with its bold promises: higher commissions, a custom storefront, and a creator-first approach, which led to this Wayward review blog.   It’s designed to help influencers, bloggers, and anyone with an audience make money by connecting them with brands—think Amazon