Affiliate programs

Next step, also one of the most important, is to find a good affiliate program,there you will get products and their affiliate links that will advertise you and earn money through them. When choosing an affiliate program, look for the relevance of products/services (which are relative to your target audience), high commission, quality products, good promotional tools, as long as possible "cookie duration", reliability... These are the most important things you should look at when you choose it.

These are the five affiliate programs that I recommend to you:

1. Amazon Associates

Amazon is currently the largest online marketplace, and it sells just about everything. If you're a blogger or an influencer, it's a great affiliate program to leverage in your content. You can recommend products that you think your audience will buy and get up to a 20% commission on any referrals.  

2. Fivver affiliate

Fiverr is a freelance networking site that connects freelancers with businesses in over 300 service categories. Customers pay in advance for "gigs"' where they detail what they need, and then freelancers apply for the gigs the customer has listed. Fivver offers a good commission that ranges from 10% to 50% depending on what they will advertise you

3. Bluehost affiliate

Bluehost is one of the top web hosting providers. It's known for being affordable and making it easy for beginners to understand and set up a website, especially if you want to use WordPress.  Bluehost's affiliate program pays a flat $65 commission for every visitor that clicks through your referral link and signs up for a package. That's a hefty commission considering its Basic hosting service goes for $2.95/month for a 36-month term and its Pro service is only $13.95/month.

4. ClickBank

ClickBank's affiliate program has a vast selection of digital products to match your niche. You'll be competing with many other affiliates, but you can promote as many products as you want to increase earning.Varies, but average commission is between 50% and 70%.

5. Commission Junction (CJ) Affiliate

CJ is one of the larger affiliate networks around, taking up 8.14% of the industry market share. It's partnered with big enterprise brands like Priceline, J.Crew, Overstock, and Barnes & Noble. CJ also pays over $1.8 billion in affiliate commissions annually. Commission varies depending on seller's commission rates.