Ask Does BMF have different affiliate tiers for both beginners and new users?

[Btaliat]

BMF affiliate gives different affiliate tiers, and it also pays based on this tier. This means the professional affiliate ads always are higher tier compare to the new beginner.

The more an affiliate works on BMF, the more they have the chance of being promoted to next tier and as well get more commissions for doing this work.

Which tier are you? Are you getting more commissions for your tier? Let's know below in the comment section.

 

[Brajet]

So, does BMF have different affiliate tiers for beginners versus new users? Honestly, you're kinda splitting hairs here. But yes, BMF typically structures its affiliate program with tiered levels based on performance, not on how long you've been around. A beginner starts at the base tier. As you refer more people and generate sales, you climb to higher tiers with better payouts, bonuses, or resources. There's no special "just signed up yesterday" vs. "three weeks in" distinction. Everyone begins at square one.

 

[genevie]

So, does BMF have different affiliate tiers for beginners versus new users? Honestly, you're kinda splitting hairs here. But yes, BMF typically structures its affiliate program with tiered levels based on performance, not on how long you've been around. A beginner starts at the base tier. As you refer more people and generate sales, you climb to higher tiers with better payouts, bonuses, or resources. There's no special "just signed up yesterday" vs. "three weeks in" distinction. Everyone begins at square one.

I like your approach to her question.. it's the beginners and new user i don't quite understand.
Though it seems BMF.io has some form of affiliate tiers or levels, although the structure is not explained very clearly publicly. From what is publicly available, beginners and new users can still join and start earning immediately without needing advanced status first. So in simple terms, yes, there seem to be different commission levels or tiers, but not necessarily strict "beginner vs advanced" memberships like some affiliate programs use.