Flaunt Your Fire has always promoted relationships over numbers. And today we’re here to disrupt what you may think you know about affiliate marketing.

It’s not just about a transaction. It’s not just for influencers. And you don’t have to have a huge following to benefit from an affiliate program. Our guest, Laura Sprinkle, is here to break down some myths about the industry and share how any business can utilize the power of relationships in this way.

Laura Sprinkle teaches entrepreneurs how to grow their businesses using strategic, high-touch partnerships through her signature training, Rock Your Affiliate Program™.

She’s helped industry leaders such as Amy Porterfield, Selena Soo, and Todd Herman build their partner programs, has seen over $12 million in partner revenues come in through her methods, and supported thousands of partners across dozens of industries. Her motto is “Partnerships First, Fun Always,” and she sprinkles that message throughout everything she does.

Laura’s been mentioned in Amy’s Online Marketing Made Easy podcast and has been a featured expert for Selena Soo’s year-long mastermind, at events, and on podcasts. She loves sharing about affiliate partnerships, thoughtful business connections, branding, and marketing. She lives in Portland, Maine, and you’ll usually find her sipping on a maple latte at her favorite coffee shop, or at the park chasing her daughter Cadlee. (You’ll recognize Laura by her infectious laugh.)

IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL HEAR HOW:

• To create demand through an affiliate program if you have an evergreen product or service,
• The real numbers behind most commission structures,
• Why people with under 100 people on their list are often more successful with affiliates than those with thousands, and
• How your ability to ask for help is tied to your success.

Read The Full Show Notes Article www.flauntyourfire.com/theshow/37 

SIGN UP FOR ROCK YOUR AFFILIATE PROGRAM www.flauntyourfire.com/partnership 

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