Ask How do you find affiliate programs for digital products that are not on the big networks?

[Newman]

Big networks like ShareASale or CJ Affiliate do not have everything. For digital products like online courses, software tools, or ebooks, many creators run their own affiliate programs directly from their website. A simple way to find them is to search the product name plus the word "affiliate program" on Google. You can also check the footer of a product's website because many companies put a small link there for affiliates. Joining communities in your niche on forums or Facebook groups also helps because people share programs they are using. Have you tried any of these methods?

 

[Felix😎]

Searching for these programs on Google is a smart move because it takes you straight to the creator. Many people forget to check the very bottom of a website for links. Smaller companies usually have better terms than big networks. It is always good to look for programs that others recommend.

 

[Edward22]

Sometimes the best way is to just email the company directly and ask them. Even if they do not have a public link, they might let you promote their course or tool. This approach shows you are serious. Most creators are happy to have more people selling their digital products.

 

[Brendan]

I usually look at what my competitors are promoting to find new ideas. You can see the affiliate links they use in their blog posts or videos. This helps you find products that people are already buying. It is a simple way to discover programs that are not very common.

 

[Anthony Joshua]

One good way is to search directly for companies in your niche and check if they have their own affiliate page. Many digital product creators run private programs on their websites instead of joining big affiliate networks. Sometimes you'll find links like "partners," "referral program," or "affiliates" hidden in the website footer.