by RedefiningTheWeb | Sep 6, 2026 | WordPress
Most WooCommerce affiliate programs do not fail because the software is wrong. They fail because the store switched the program on, published a page nobody reads, and waited. Recruiting is the part that decides whether a program earns anything, and it is a sales job:...
by RedefiningTheWeb | Sep 6, 2026 | WordPress
Six ways to run a refer-a-friend program on a WooCommerce store: five customer referral plugins and one hosted service, compared for merchants who have to pick one. The short version: if you want customer referrals now and affiliates later, our own plugin covers both...
by RedefiningTheWeb | Sep 6, 2026 | WordPress
Affiliate fraud in a WooCommerce store is rarely a hacker. It is an affiliate buying through their own link, a coupon code that leaks to a deal site, an order refunded after the commission was paid, or a signup bonus collected by accounts that do not exist. Each...
by RedefiningTheWeb | Sep 6, 2026 | WordPress
The commission structure decides what an affiliate program costs and what it attracts. The short version for a WooCommerce store: set one store-wide percentage you can afford on your thinnest margin, override it per product or category where margins differ, give your...
by RedefiningTheWeb | Sep 5, 2026 | WordPress
Paying affiliates is the part of an affiliate program that decides whether they stay. Most WooCommerce stores end up offering two methods: PayPal for the majority of affiliates, and store credit for the affiliates who also buy from the store. Bank transfer is kept for...