Found out more about Market's attribution. Not rea
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To me, attribution is, hey come listen to this person present since they are really good at it, and if you buy, I get credit (payed). Great for the Direct Sales companies with tens of thousands of distributors.
Affiliate marketing a bit of the opposite.
Affiliate marketing is when someone earns a commission for marketing another company's products.
So attribution, I'm not great at selling, but have a product to sell and funnel people to you who is and I still make money.
Affiliate marketer, I'm really great at selling, but just need products to sell.
Now this is where it get's really, really, really interesting with Verb's affiliate marketing feature
The affiliate with Market can simply searches for a product and company they enjoy, connect with the seller, and with approval/agreement then promotes that product and earns a piece of the profit from each sale they make.
It's match.com for shoppable interactive video streaming platform
Celebrities, Sports Figures, Social Media Stars can all do it.
Imagine, Kim Kardashian sitting around with some free time on her hands thinking, I'll make some coin and promo a product on Market for company xyz that I love.
The last part is important. I remember someone I know who works for a big brand what was looking at live streaming on Amazon. They said it was very costly and you have to use their on air personalities. I said, that's probably OK as they are probably great on camera. He said, but they don't know anything about our product. Sort of reminded me of QVC.
QVC Host: "What's that forky thing on the end?"
Product Owner: "It's called a plug. You stick it in an outlet."
I don't think anyone has this feature built-in. There are websites that just have the affiliate hookup thingie, but with Market you have it seamless and already built. Company said I could share this new feature and I'm sure you'll be hearing more.
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