“If you allow sub networks in your program, chances are your Yahoo and Bing knowledge panels are now affiliate links and you're paying on that… your own email list is now affiliate links because of those sub networks.”

Adam Reimer · The SEO Podcast: Page 2 Podcast · 🚀 Affiliate Marketing in the Age of AI Search with Adam Riemer

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audit affiliate sub-networks to identify and block affiliate links appearing on knowledge panels, email lists and other owned properties

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