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How can you keep an Affiliate coupon code from getting picked up by public coupon sites like DealDrop and Dealspotr? I don’t want to pay commission on all of those public site referrals.
Hey M Kennedy – To prevent your affiliate coupon codes from being distributed, I’d suggest you to regularly review where your coupons are being promoted. You can also update your affiliate terms and conditions and include guidelines on where these coupons can be shared.
Additionally, you can also consider using Advanced Coupons feature that allows coupons to be applied directly via a URL which can help control unauthorized distribution and ensure that only intended recipients use these discounts.