affiliate marketing program
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texte = WebCat Gurus:Here is an interesting question... we are interested in offering an affiliate marketing program for our current Go Organic Campaign (www.go-organic.com/greenmarket/), where other organizations can get paid a percentage of purchases made by people referred by their website. I am now struggling with the best way to do this.We definitely do not want to have users sign in, so we were thinking that we could give each affiliate an afcode that would be a unique number that can be passed as a variable on every page on our website. We would then build a log of purchases made with the specific [afcode] by adding it as a database field connected to the info related to the purchase. We then can easily pull up sales records related to each [afcode] by doing a fairly simple search.How does this sound? Is it too complicated... is there an easier way? Anyone have any experience with setting this type of system up?Thanks!-josh ------------------------ Technical Support Center The EnviroLink Network http://www.envirolink.org/support/Ph: 412-683-6400 Fx: 412-683-8460The EnviroLink Network is membership-supported 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. If you would like to help support our work, please consider becoming a member: http://www.envirolink.org/membership
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WebCat Gurus:Here is an interesting question... we are interested in offering an affiliate marketing program for our current Go Organic Campaign (www.go-organic.com/greenmarket/), where other organizations can get paid a percentage of purchases made by people referred by their website. I am now struggling with the best way to do this.We definitely do not want to have users sign in, so we were thinking that we could give each affiliate an afcode that would be a unique number that can be passed as a variable on every page on our website. We would then build a log of purchases made with the specific [afcode] by adding it as a database field connected to the info related to the purchase. We then can easily pull up sales records related to each [afcode] by doing a fairly simple search.How does this sound? Is it too complicated... is there an easier way? Anyone have any experience with setting this type of system up?Thanks!-josh ------------------------ Technical Support Center The EnviroLink Network http://www.envirolink.org/support/Ph: 412-683-6400 Fx: 412-683-8460The EnviroLink Network is membership-supported 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. If you would like to help support our work, please consider becoming a member: http://www.envirolink.org/membership
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