“My learning there was to pull the coupon code affiliates out of the program, put them in a separate program with a separate commission structure.”

Add To Cart: Australia’s eCommerce Show · How to Make Your Affiliate Programme Profitable | #680

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moved coupon-code affiliates into a separate program with its own commission structure and blocked them from receiving payout if another partner introduced the customer

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