How to Start Affiliate Marketing Without a Website

• In your Instagram bio, you can put advertising links, and if you have more than 10,000 followers, you can use Instagram Stories with a swipe-up feature.
• Facebook: To promote your products, you can use Facebook groups, your personal page, or make a page just for your business.
• YouTube: If you're good in front of the camera, make reviews or how-to videos and put your ad links in the descriptions of the videos.
• TikTok: Short videos that are interesting can go popular, and you can include affiliate links in your bio or talk about them in the video itself.

Tip: Make sure the content you write about the products you're selling is interesting. Don't just share links; tell people how the product helps them or why you love it. Being real helps people trust you, which can lead to more sales.

• Gather and handle your email list with Mailchimp, ConvertKit, or GetResponse.
• Include reviews, suggestions, or special deals for affiliate products in your emails.
• Make personalized email campaigns with useful material to get more people to engage and buy.

Pro Tip: Make sure you follow the rules for email marketing, like giving people a way to unsubscribe and telling them about affiliate links. A big email list of people who aren't interested is less useful than a small list of people who are.

• When you sign up, say that your main way of advertising is through social media, your YouTube channel, or your email marketing tool.
• Some programs may ask you to describe your marketing plan. For example, if you want to promote your products on YouTube or social media, you could say so.

Tip: To begin, join programs in niches that you are really interested in or know a lot about. It can help your marketing if you only promote products that you really care about.

• Make unboxing or review videos of products that are related to your niche.
• In the description of the video, put your affiliate links.
• In your videos, use calls to action to get people to use your link to check out the product.

Tip: Make sure the names and descriptions of your videos are good for SEO. For example, if you're trying to sell a skin care product, a title like "Best Skincare Routine for Dry Skin | [Product Name] Review" might get people who are looking for that product to click on your link.

• Reddit: Find subreddits that are related to your field and join the conversations there. When it makes sense, share your affiliate link, but don't be spammy about it.
• Answer questions on Quora about the products you're selling and include your affiliate link along with useful information.
• Join forums in your niche where people talk about things that are related to your affiliate products.

Pro Tip: Always add something useful to the story. Instead of just putting affiliate links everywhere, you should talk about why the product is good and how it can help. This gives you more authority and makes it more likely that people will convert.

• You can promote a product with your affiliate link in Facebook or Instagram ads that are aimed at your ideal crowd.
• People who are looking for related keywords can see your affiliate items on Google Ads.
• Make ads on YouTube that take people to a home page or product page with your affiliate link.

• Make a Telegram group for your niche and share useful information along with your ad links.
• Send affiliate links and product reviews to a group of people who are interested in your niche through WhatsApp broadcasts.
• Share your products in Facebook Messenger groups where people are already talking about them.

Tip: When you share links in chat apps, always add something of value. People who are interested in your niche will be more likely to click on your ad links if you build a community around it.