We are now accepting applications to join our affiliate program.
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Our affiliate program is for individuals and organizations active in the WordPress space including freelancers, bloggers, plugin developers, theme designers, and agencies.
We offer a 20% revenue share on all referred sales as well as personalized assistance and resources to help you get started.
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Apologies, fixed and thank you for reporting.
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Awesome news! Thank you!
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If you offered a way to import subscribers then you would be inundated with new affiliates
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Thanks for the feedback! That’s not possible right now, but that’s something we’ve looked into indeed.
Until this gets added to Jetpack, I would suggest the following:
1) Create a new Page on your site, named “Subscribe” for example.
2) Insert the following shortcode in the page content:
[jetpack_subscription_form]3) Send a link to that page to all your existing subscriber list, to allow them to subscribe again using Jetpack Subscriptions.
I hope this helps!
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How will you pay affiliates who can’t receive payments with Paypal?
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We only accept Paypal for payouts, so I’m afraid you won’t be able to use our Affiliate program if you can’t receive payments with Paypal.
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OK. Thank you for the feedback but why is the PayPal email same as contact email? I expect the contact email to be the email of the wordpress.com account used to sign up for the program.
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You’ll be able to decide where affiliate payments will be sent when you create your account on refer.wordpress.com: you can either use the same email address as the one you used to create your WordPress.com account, or you can use any other email address. That’s up to you!
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