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Increased revenues are what many affiliate marketers are after these days. Working with Cricut and Shareasale, will get you there.
I’m here to tell you that being an Affiliate with Cricut makes it easy to earn some money while teaching and leading your followers to become crafters extraordinaire.
There are many companies out there who make it a point of sharing their incomes with people who will send business their way. It’s like a bonus for finding someone who is interested in whatever product they have available for sale. Cricut is just one such company. They are willing to share a 12% base commission, increasing to 15% for sales over $100.00.
The real beauty here is that along with learning how to make some extra money, you can also be working your craft and sell items that you have made using the very product you are encouraging others to purchase.
Okay I’m getting right to the point. If you are interested in Hobbies that work with card stock, leather, fabric, sugar paste or any other material that can be molded or fashioned, then you have to get involved with the Cricut program!
If you are a fellow blogger like myself, then writing and encouraging people to try out a product is what we are all about. I happen to love the Cricut program, because, not only can I see what you can make with the products, but my best friend and I spend hours making some of the most beautiful cards, place holders, name tags and a host of other things.
Using a Cricut is fun and profitable. In your circle of friends, you will become known as the go to person for ideas and samples of what can be done.
Then you can encourage your friends to also become Cricut affiliate members.
Every month there is a “surprise” package that can be purchased for about $30.00 and contains items that would normally cost well over $100.00. You let you friends know about these sales through your blog posts.
You can also let your creative juices flow and explain some of the extraordinary things you can do with your Cricut device.
Monthly ideas are available on Cricut’s website and membership there is very inexpensive. You will be able to download templates and see ideas put into practice. Your friends will be able to partake of specials offered only to the online community of Cricut crafters! From state to state there are lots of people making beautiful items using their imagination and their Cricut machines.
Become an affiliate and let your friends and family know how easy it is to become a creative genius.
Join the Cricut affiliate program!
Here are just some of the highlights of being a Cricut Affiliate Member:
Commission Rate: Earn 12% base commission and 15% on orders $100+
Cookie Length: 45 days
$10 affiliate referrals: Invite your website-owning and blogging friends to join Cricut’s affiliate program and earn $10 for each friend who’s approved.
Join the Program today and encourage your blog readers to become Cricut Crafters!
It’s always good to hear of other affiliate programs. Thanks for sharing!
You can always apply and hopefully become an affiliate as well.
I do amazon affiliates but really have no luck. I don’t think I want to start another one when the one I do has taken off.
I hear you Sandy, there is a certain amount of time you will put into being an affialiate. But I think it’s worth it.
Sounds like a winner for those who use the product. I wish I had the time and talent to get into making things with this product myself.
Yes for sure Barbara, but you don’t have to make these products yourself. You can learn how it works and then encourage those who are into the making of cards, tshirts, aprons and other things…..
Good idea! I may have to look into this.
Andria, it is a great affiliate program and very supportive of bloggers who blog about creative crafts.
Cricut sounds like a win-win-win program! Thanks for sharing, Olivia!
It is a good program and there are so many wonderful things to make and help you be your most creative… hope you join up Susan.