I'm working for iDrive4x4 and we are setting up our affiliate program.
💭 Our dream: Big and small travel bloggers from Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Oman and Georgia promote travel by 4x4 with rooftent, sending their readers to idrive4x4.com and earning commission once they book.
I'm being overwhelmed by the amount of Affiliate Marketing Software Platforms that present themselves online. Some are really expensive, others more affordable.
We need to choose one, but we are not ready to invest 1000s of euros into this. I think there is maximum of 100 euros a month and 500 euros for installation. Which affordable platform can we use that travel bloggers are also comfortable with?
Examples of platforms I found are:
AffiliateWP: affiliatewp.com/
FirstPromoter: firstpromoter.com/
Tradedoubler: grow.tradedoubler.com/
Leaddyno: www.leaddyno.com/pricing
Awin: www.awin.com/
And many many more...
👉 Would love to hear from travel bloggers what they recom...
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I used to work in an R&D of a hotel management software company what gave me opportunity to talk with many innovative hotels.
I'm passionate in researching how hotels operate, what some do differently than others.
The market has changed a lot in the last years...
The MICE is not the same, business travel revenue is shrinking.
On other hand you have digital nomads, remote companies, a lot of guest's behaviour has changed.
In my newsletter I'm trying to transform my observations and research into actionable "nuggets". We will chat about hybrid hospitality and how the most progressive hotels combine coworking, coliving, events, etc.
Any feedback and ideas for new topics are highly appreciated!
Love this! I read through a few articles and I like the bite size content style.
I used to explore the hybrid hospitality concept and many of the brands you mentioned as part of my PhD thesis on hospitality.
Is your PhD thesis somewhere available to read online?
Unfortunately, not. It's also only in Bulgarian. I explored models which city hotels in Sofia can incorporate to increase their earnings through ancillary products, so I used lots of examples of city hotels in other places in the world.
Very interesting, the first time I heard about hybrid hospitality.
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