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Honestly, in my opinion, affiliate marketing has become extremely oversaturated. Everywhere you look, someone is sharing links, posting product reviews, or creating content promoting the exact same items. With so many people trying to do the same thing, it naturally becomes harder for any individual affiliate to stand out and actually make consistent sales. I’ve been doing affiliate marketing since 2019, and over the years I’ve noticed a lot of changes—some good, some not so great. One of the biggest issues I’ve seen recently is the way certain companies handle discount codes. Many sites give their affiliates exclusive codes, but then turn around and create their own codes with even better discounts or higher commission rates. When they promote those instead, it completely undercuts the affiliates who are trying to earn. This shift makes it more challenging for small affiliates who rely on fair opportunities and honest structures. The landscape is definitely changing, and not always ...

Surveys do not pay you like they say they will. Don't get me wrong there is lots of sites saying that they will pay you to take surveys but honestly, I have not found one to pay me yet. I only found ones that you refer people with and you get paid. There are all kinds of articles for you to read on how so and so has made so much money or how they get paid but honestly I don't even think its real. I've tried and tried but they did not work. I got so fed up with it I deleted my account after 6 months of opening it due to it was not honest. Affiliate marketing could work if you get your audience but don't count on it because I've been doing it for a year and still have not made anything advertising for Rakuten marketing or Amazon. You get paid by selling things for them to people and you get a certain percentage of what it sold for. I have not even sold anything on either and guess what I had to go in and reopen my amazon affiliate marketing because it closed itself ...