Active Affiliate
A partner currently generating measurable activity — clicks, registrations or FTDs — within the program's defined activity window.
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Running affiliate programs: recruitment, portals, tiers, compliance monitoring and partner operations.
A partner currently generating measurable activity — clicks, registrations or FTDs — within the program's defined activity window.
The binding contract between operator and affiliate covering commissions, obligations, compliance duties, and termination rights.
Ongoing surveillance of affiliate marketing conduct — placements, claims, GEO targeting, RG messaging — against regulatory and program rules.
Industry gatherings — conferences, summits, program-hosted meetups — where affiliate deals are made and relationships maintained.
The operator-side professional who recruits, negotiates with, supports and monitors affiliate partners.
An intermediary aggregating many operators' offers and many affiliates in one marketplace, taking a margin on tracked business.
The program's regular communication to partners: offers, product updates, term changes, compliance notices and market intel.
The intake process from application to first active link: vetting, agreement, account setup, and activation support.
The self-service interface where affiliates get links, creatives, statistics, statements and payment history.
An operator-run partnership scheme paying third parties commission for referred players, governed by its own terms, tracking and payment infrastructure.
The outbound discipline of finding, pitching and signing new traffic partners.
Segmenting partners into service and terms levels — VIP, key, standard, long-tail — matching attention and terms to value.
Explicitly authorizing specific affiliates for restricted activities — paid search, specific GEOs, or sensitive placements — that default terms prohibit.
Automatically cycling multiple creatives through one placement, measuring and favoring the better performers.
Program rules on affiliates bidding operator brand terms in paid search — usually prohibition, occasionally licensed exception.
A previously active partner whose traffic has stopped — moved to competitors, lost their rankings, or left the vertical.
The advertising assets — banners, landing pages, text links, video — a program supplies for affiliate promotion.
A terms provision reducing or ending commissions for affiliates who stop sending new traffic for a defined period.
An affiliate program the operator runs directly on its own (licensed) software, owning partner relationships, data and payments.
Know-your-business verification of affiliate partners — corporate identity, ownership, sanctions and payment-details checks before payouts flow.
An affiliate who manages a downline of sub-affiliates, earning overrides on their production — a mini-network inside the program.
A publisher's document presenting audience, traffic, placement options and pricing to prospective advertisers and programs.
A periodic structured review of a program's economics, compliance, fraud exposure and partner portfolio health.
Moving an affiliate program between tracking platforms while preserving links, player attribution and commission continuity.
The public rulebook of an affiliate program — commission structures, qualification rules, payment schedules and conduct requirements.
All promotional content a program authorizes affiliates to use — offers, copy, terms summaries, brand assets — with compliance constraints attached.
A top-tier partner whose volume materially moves program numbers — typically the top handful of accounts driving most FTDs.
A limit on payable volume from an affiliate — maximum FTDs or spend per day/month — protecting budgets and containing fraud blast…
The affiliate's stated inventory of where their traffic comes from — sites, channels, methods — required at signup and binding thereafter.
A structured effort to reactivate churned or dormant affiliates with improved terms, fixes, or fresh offers.