Ask Is there a difference between commission rate of promoting BMF membership and course?

[Btaliat]

Good day,

I am about to apply for affiliate programs of BMF. But I have some issues I will like to be clarified with. I really don't know which one to choose between promoting the courses, the digital courses, or promoting membership upgrade. I don't know if the two have the same commission rate.

Is there anyone here doing the same? Are they the same? Which one is better? Share it in the comment section below.

 

[Dean101]

Most of the time, promoting a membership and a course doesn't pay the same. A membership is usually cheaper or ongoing, so the commission might be a bit lower, but you can earn steadily if people stay subscribed. A course is usually a one-time purchase and costs more, so you might get a bigger one-off payout per sale. Some platforms even mix things up, like giving higher commissions for certain courses or bonuses for high-ticket sales, while memberships stay more consistent but smaller per person.

 

[genevie]

The answer depends on BMF's current commission structure, and I would recommend checking the latest details inside the affiliate area or asking support because commission rates can change. In general, promoting digital courses and promoting membership upgrades are not necessarily the same. They may have different commission rates, different target audiences, and different conversion rates.
A higher commission does not always mean a better offer. Sometimes an offer with a lower commission converts more easily, which can lead to higher overall earnings. My suggestion is not to choose based only on commission. Choose the offer that fits your audience and that you can genuinely help people understand. That often produces better results in the long run.