Track orders from different affiliate platforms.
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Hi there,
I have an online shop and I want to sell my products trough various affiliate platforms. How can I track from wich platform a sale is made so I don't have to pay all the affiliates?
Is there any software on the market? The money is not a problem, I'm not looking only for free options, I'm looking for the best one.
Thank you,
Romeo.
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I use shareasale.com to track the performance of affiliates. I think there is no best affiliate network out there. What works for you is the one for you.
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