Hair Care Brand Looking for Super Affiliates (5)
Hello Affiliates
KC Professional is here with the best Affiliate program within the beauty industry. We are looking for super affiliates with the ability to drive high-value traffic to our websites. We sell high-quality European hair care, styling and coloring products. We are brand new in the US, but our products are established in Europe, and we are growing fast. Our unique packaging design stands out to users, which will make the product easy to sell for any topflight affiliates.
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Our offer starts with a generous 20% commision on every product you sell. Our average product prices range between $19-$27, so you will make around $4-$5 for each product you sell.
We sweetened the pot by giving anyone who sells 5 items a $50 bonus.
We then sweetened the pot more by again giving you a $50 bonus at your 15th sale.
And the pot continues to be sweetened: after your 35th sale, you will get another $50 dollar bonus.
BUT it's not over! After your 35th sale, at every 20 additional sales, you will receive another $50 dollar bonus. (55th, 75th, 95th and so on.)
Direct message me for more information:
Our websites: www.kcprofessionalusa.com
www.nonothing.us
Email Us: info@kcprofessionalusa.com
In all honesty this is not a very sweet pot from an affiliate's POV. Say an affiliate sells on average 3 items, that's only $12-15 in payout.. anyone running paid traffic, most likely candidate will be facebook, will not be able to get good ROI in the USA on that kind of payout while requiring the consumer to spend ~$60-70 bucks.
Add to that your product (though looks nice), is a commodity with no apparent differentiating factor, no celeb behind it, etc, and you can see how this just doesn't make for a promising test.
My suggestion if you want to attract affiliates would be to run some internal traffic, work out a funnel that converts well where YOU or your media buyer/ agency can get solid positive ROI, and then pitch those stats and metrics here.
Another option would be to contact a good affiliate network and pitch them on your offers.
All the best!
As David says,
It's not something that's very enticing to an affiliate who does paid traffic.
I think you'd have better luck going the social route, eg reaching out to social media influencers and paying them to do sponsored posts.
If you're set on the affiliate route then consider looking at programs that are more tailored to site owners like ShareASale.
Thanks for the feedback @thedudebides and david2772. I've heard about affiliate marketing just recently and been doing a lot of research since. I have noticed that a lot of the big brands like Sephora, Sally beauty, and Natures Brands offer an affiliate program so I think it will benefit my company. We sell a lot of products on Amazon and get some traffic to our website just because people love our product that much.
If I add on 6 months recurring commission do you think affiliate would be interested? Our return customer rate is through the roof. Most of the time when a customer return they will buy more than one product. It very common for customers to order $100 - $150 worth of products. It because we have products that no one else has. Look at our nonothing.us website. Fragrance-free products are very trendy right now. You can't find a high-quality fragrance free product that looks like ours and actually has no smell.
Originally Posted by taddison2323
People running blogs, youtube channels etc ... those might be ok with the lower commission, so as thedudeabides suggested you might want to reach out to related influencers.
For affiliates who run paid traffic ... the best would be to offer higher flat sale, instead of the recurring option. You should be able to see what the lifetime value of a typical customer is, so base your calculations on this and offer a flat payout that makes sense for you from this perspective. It would also be a good idea to consult some affiliate networks that are experienced with these products and have them list your offer too.
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