LinkShare Announces Weekly Payment Plan

by on September 24, 2007

LinkShare has announced a new payment plan for affiliates where they will be paid commissions weekly. This payment schedule is effective immediately.

This ought to make affiliates with big cash investments in their affiliate promotions, like PPC players, very happy.

The new, weekly payment schedule from LinkShare will reduce the time for affiliates to receive commissions, and affiliates will receive payments on everything earned over $1.

CPA networks have been using this sort of payment schedule for a while as a perk to select affiliates. Great to see it made available to all affiliates.

More information at LinkShare.com.

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Shawn Collins October 1, 2007 at 9:43 pm

Hey Stephanie -

I’d imagine the cancellation and fraud piece is why it’s something only afforded to select affiliates in some cpa networks.

I’d say it’s safe to pay with the assumption of quality leads/sales with trusted affiliates, and if necessary, some payments will be deducted from a subsequent check.

Stephanie Agresta September 30, 2007 at 2:39 pm

Hi Shawn. Anything that makes life better for affiliates is great. However, I think it is worth exploring just how much of an impact this will have. It is my understanding that weekly payments won’t occur unless merchants pay LinkShare weekly. I’ve yet to hear how that will occur. For some merchants, it’s vital to have 14 – 30 days to review transactions, in order to back out cancellations and be sensitive to any fraudulent order. I’m curious to see how many merchants will do this. And, if anyone has any more info on this, I’d love to see it.

Best,
Stephanie

Jonathan September 24, 2007 at 11:03 pm

This is awesome news for all those rewards programs that have to wait to pay consumers / shoppers until they receive cash from the merchants. This way, consumer will get paid fast, and will be much happier and rewards programs won’t have to pre-pay rewards to consumers to keep them happy. Good find

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