Ask Can affiliates use native ads to promote BMF.io courses?

[SuperAffiliateX]

I have been exploring different advertising options to promote affiliate products, and native ads seem like a powerful choice. They blend in well with content and usually attract higher engagement compared to standard display ads.

I think this could be a good fit for BMF.io courses, especially if the audience already has interest in digital learning. The only concern I have is whether the program allows this kind of promotion.

Clear rules would help affiliates avoid compliance issues. Can affiliates use native ads to promote BMF.io courses?

 

[Dean101]

Affiliates can promote BMF.io courses, but you gotta play by the rules. You can share your referral link in emails, on social media, or on your website, and you'll earn commissions when people buy. Native ads like those sneaky little ads that look like normal content might be okay too, as long as the program allows paid traffic and doesn't ban certain ad types. BMF.io doesn't seem super strict about native ads publicly, but it's always smart to double-check.

 

[Brajet]

The main rule is that you can't use BMF.io's brand name directly in your ads or bid on their trademarked keywords. Avoid claiming to be an official rep or anything misleading. Also, be upfront about earning a commission. For native ads, this usually means leading with the problem the course solves rather than flashing the brand name. While BMF.io doesn't publicly list every rule, they've confirmed to affiliates that paid traffic is acceptable as long as you're not spamming. It's always smart to use a tracking link and check the specific ad network's compliance rules.

 

[genevie]

Yes, it appears that affiliates can use paid traffic methods, including native ads, to promote BMF.io offers. However, there may be some restrictions, especially around using the BMF.io brand name directly in ads or bidding on branded keywords.
So the the thing is, native ads seem to be allowed, but it's a good idea to check BMF.io's current affiliate terms or contact their support before spending money on campaigns.