Hi Jake! Depending on how you pay your affiliates, you might have to issue 1099s yourself or have the platform handle that. For example, we send payments through PayPal and they have a good handle on sending 1099s to people.
Thank you for this great benefit u gave to us ?I"m beginning my new business on Digital Marketing...Can I make affiliate program to market my agency?....Thank u again🌺🌹🌹🌹🌺
You can - you can offer referral fees to people who refer business to you! You may not need an software for that, if it's a smaller number of clients to manage.
Statement that "you don't pay unles you have income coming in" is misleading. Actualy you will pay a lot to bring affiliates to your site, make them affilate and make them work to sell your products! Believe me, you will pay!
Hi, I have a question. I think the scammers can be misused our affiliate program. For example, they can list our products on their website or social media and take the advance payments from their customers but would not be ship anything to them. How to avoid this problem?
Absolutely! Affiliate fraud is a real thing and I talk more about the common issues and how to avoid them here: accessally.com/blog/how-to-create-an-affiliate-program/
Hello, I’m not sure if this is the best place for it, or maybe a different blog. I have a website in the U.S. where I sell digital products and I have affiliate marketers that help sell my products by promoting it. As the owner of my business, what duties DO I have in regards to reporting to the IRS for tax purposes related to me paying my affiliates. I wouldn’t consider my affiliates employees necessarily, but I am paying them. Do I need to fill out a 1099 for each individual, and if I do, do I tell them that upfront (and if they live outside the country I believe there is a different form)? Any light you can shed on this would be appreciated, thank you.
Yes you would need to send each affiliate a 1099 if you paid them over the threshold (I believe that was $600 at one point). However, if you pay your affiliates with PayPal, PayPal will take care of sending these 1099s for you. Hope this helps!
Thank you for sharing, i love what you write about. You are an interesting UA-camr. I wish to partner with you on a project of mine about Amazon FBA. I am in search of a UA-camr and you more than fit. The commission fee is totally negotiable, your audience will like it. If you can hear me out you won't regret it.
Great video! So hard to find videos about affiliate programs for businesses
Thank you. After spending so much money on ads I decided to use the affiliate program. Thank you
Way to go Keith! This way you only pay when you make a sale!
Tell us , please, I beg of you. Did it work? how di it go?
Great content! Would love to hear thoughts on taxes, especially since they changed the threshold for 1099's from $20k to $600.
Hi Jake! Depending on how you pay your affiliates, you might have to issue 1099s yourself or have the platform handle that. For example, we send payments through PayPal and they have a good handle on sending 1099s to people.
Wow! You are doing well
Thank you so much :)
Thank you for this great benefit u gave to us ?I"m beginning my new business on Digital Marketing...Can I make affiliate program to market my agency?....Thank u again🌺🌹🌹🌹🌺
You can - you can offer referral fees to people who refer business to you! You may not need an software for that, if it's a smaller number of clients to manage.
Statement that "you don't pay unles you have income coming in" is misleading. Actualy you will pay a lot to bring affiliates to your site, make them affilate and make them work to sell your products! Believe me, you will pay!
This is helpful.
Thank you so much!
Hi, I have a question. I think the scammers can be misused our affiliate program. For example, they can list our products on their website or social media and take the advance payments from their customers but would not be ship anything to them.
How to avoid this problem?
Absolutely! Affiliate fraud is a real thing and I talk more about the common issues and how to avoid them here:
accessally.com/blog/how-to-create-an-affiliate-program/
@@AccessAlly thanks for sharing
Hello, I’m not sure if this is the best place for it, or maybe a different blog. I have a website in the U.S. where I sell digital products and I have affiliate marketers that help sell my products by promoting it. As the owner of my business, what duties DO I have in regards to reporting to the IRS for tax purposes related to me paying my affiliates. I wouldn’t consider my affiliates employees necessarily, but I am paying them. Do I need to fill out a 1099 for each individual, and if I do, do I tell them that upfront (and if they live outside the country I believe there is a different form)? Any light you can shed on this would be appreciated, thank you.
Yes you would need to send each affiliate a 1099 if you paid them over the threshold (I believe that was $600 at one point). However, if you pay your affiliates with PayPal, PayPal will take care of sending these 1099s for you.
Hope this helps!
does Accessally only work with WP sites?
Hi Chris! Yes, AccessAlly only works with WordPress sites because it is built as a WordPress plugin. :)
Please can you teach me on how to have my own affiliate program
You can create your own program through your ordering system often.
How do you currently take payments for your products/courses/offerings?
Thank you for sharing, i love what you write about. You are an interesting UA-camr. I wish to partner with you on a project of mine about Amazon FBA. I am in search of a UA-camr and you more than fit.
The commission fee is totally negotiable, your audience will like it. If you can hear me out you won't regret it.
Unfortunately, your platform is too expensive for the South African Rand. 🤕
There must be a more affordable way. 😟✌
I'm sorry to hear that! There are some free and more affordable options to get started with here:
accessally.com/compare/online-course-platform/
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Hope you're having a great day!
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