What is Coupon Affiliate Marketing?
                     What is Coupon Affiliate 
Marketing?
  
Coupon Affiliate Marketing
 The standard affiliate marketing setup 
works like this: A website owner (the 
affiliate marketer) partners with a brand 
and agrees to market that brand using 
their own website and/or sphere of 
online influence. 
 Typically, the brand gives the affiliate 
marketer a dedicated promo code or 
affiliate link so they get credit for all the 
sales that they generate. Then, the 
brand pays the affiliate marketer a 
commission for those sales.
 Standard affiliate marketing is more of a 
one-to-one arrangement. With coupon 
affiliate marketing, you partner up with 
affiliate networks, who distribute your 
 promo codes to large  coupon websites.
Coupon Affiliate Sites Work
 Coupon websites make money by working with advertisers 
and brands, and driving traffic to their websites. As such, 
they are invested in promoting and marketing the coupons 
listed on their site to the greatest extent possible. 
 They’ll often encourage users to sign up for an email 
marketing newsletter where they send out the latest 
deals, potentially even curated to specific coupon 
categories at a per-user level, and they’ll highlight 
especially good deals on their homepage or on social 
media.
  
Coupon Marketplace Sites
 Coupon marketplace sites are 
the original couponing websites. 
These sites list coupons by 
brands and category, and may 
have special email newsletters 
that curate the best deals from 
these categories or brands. 
They often work out special 
deals with advertisers to feature 
certain brands above others. 
 Example: 
internetmarketingdeals.com
  
Curated Coupon Sites 
 Curated coupon sites also list coupons by category and 
brand, but they often focus on particular niches, hand-pick 
deals from across the web to share the best ones with 
their users, and heavily rely on users to help them 
organize these coupons. 
 These sites have more engaged and loyal audiences than 
the marketplaces.