<b>Your affiliate manager is a tool, use it</b>

<b>Your affiliate manager is a tool, use it</b>

Just got accepted to a network? You also got a person, and most beginners ignore them.

An affiliate manager (AM) is the contact your network assigns to you. Their job is to help you make money, because the network earns when you earn. Helping you is literally their work.

What they actually know that you cannot see:
— Which offers are converting well this week across many affiliates.
— Which traffic sources tend to work for a given offer.
— What payout others get, which gives you room to ask for a raise.

Tiny example. You are about to test a random offer. You message your AM: 'I have push traffic from Tier 1 countries, around $30 to test. What is converting now?' A good AM points you to two or three offers proven on that exact setup. That one message can save your whole first budget.

How to be the affiliate they help most:
— Be specific. Say your traffic type, country, and budget.
— Show you are running, not just asking. Share a small result.
— Ask one clear question at a time.

A note on Tier 1: it means wealthier countries like the US, UK, Canada, Australia, where leads pay more but clicks cost more.

Next step: send your AM one message today stating your traffic source, target country, and test budget, then ask what they recommend.