Affiliate promos usually get better results when they feel like honest recommendations. People respond more when it sounds like you’re sharing something useful, not just making a move to get them to buy. A simple explanation of how the product helped or why it’s worth trying can build trust. If it looks too much like a business play, people might ignore it or question your reason for sharing. A promo that blends into real content and feels like a tip from a friend often leads to better clicks and responses. Keeping it natural, simple, and helpful can make the offer feel more real. What else do you think helps a promo come across the right way?
Should your affiliate promos feel like recommendations or moves?
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