AffenseAffiliate management
Traditional affiliate management maintains programs. We build and operate them for growth.
We find the opportunities your network dashboard doesn't — and we protect the revenue you're already generating.
Services
What we actually do
Affiliate Program Strategy
Build the right structure, economics, commission strategy, and growth roadmap.
Publisher Recruitment
Identify and recruit publishers that can add incremental revenue.
Publisher Management
Develop productive relationships instead of simply maintaining a publisher roster.
Program Optimization
Analyze performance and identify where additional revenue can come from.
Promotional Strategy
Develop offers, campaigns, incentives, and seasonal opportunities.
Revenue Protection
Use proprietary technology to identify potential affiliate attribution abuse and other risks.
How we work
From passive channel to operated program.
The repetitive work — crawling, scoring, normalizing metrics across networks — runs on our software, so operator hours go to recruitment, negotiation and the relationships that move revenue.
Audit
We review publisher mix, commission structure, attribution, competitors, and where revenue is concentrated.
Plan
A growth roadmap built around your margins, customer, and the publishers that can realistically add incremental revenue.
Operate
Recruitment, activation, promotions, and day-to-day publisher relationships — handled by senior people.
Protect
Ongoing attribution review using SaleDefend so growth isn't quietly offset by commissions you shouldn't be paying.
Difference
Not Another Affiliate Manager With a Network Login.
Traditional Affiliate Management
- Reactive
- Focused on existing publishers
- Monthly reporting
- Manual analysis
- Network dashboards
- Junior account management
- Growth often comes from obvious opportunities
Our Approach
- Proactive
- Constant opportunity identification
- Continuous monitoring, not monthly decks
- Proprietary technology
- Deeper attribution analysis
- Senior affiliate expertise
- Designed to uncover less obvious opportunities
We'd rather manage fewer programs exceptionally well.
If affiliate is — or should be — a meaningful channel for your business, let's talk about where it stands.