Free affiliate research reference
Affiliate Program
Research List
Know Where to Start Your Affiliate Research.
Not sure where to look for affiliate opportunities? Start with six research routes, links to official sources, and cautions about what to check. Use the list to guide your research, not to replace a program’s current terms.
Free for WAHMN members · Excel companion included
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Six Routes
to Investigate
Links to
Official Sources
Understand
the Starting Point
See Dates
and Cautions
Excel Companion
Included
What This Tool Helps You Do
An old roundup may leave out the details that matter to your business. This reference gives you places to begin and directs you toward official information. Check the fit with your audience, then read the actual program rules before applying or making a recommendation.
- Find a useful starting point for your research
- Follow links to official program information
- Notice important cautions and review dates
- Check the terms before you use a program
the source.
Check the details.
What’s Included
A dated reference list with research routes, source links, and practical cautions.
Six research starting points
Explore direct merchant programs and platform-based routes. The list explains what each route is and the kind of opportunity to investigate.
Official-source links
Go from the reference to the official website or announcement. Confirm current instructions and program details at the source.
Review dates and cautions
See when the reference was checked and what needs attention. A listed source is a starting point, not a promise of current availability.
A separate Excel reference
Keep the included workbook for your research. You can also add your business name and print the online reference for your records.
Perfect For You If…
For bloggers, creators, and business owners who want a practical starting point for affiliate research.
How You’ll Use It
Use the list to begin your research, then verify the details that apply to you.
- 1
Choose a research route
Read what each route covers and consider whether it fits the products your audience needs.
- 2
Open the official source
Follow the source link and look for the current program or publisher information.
- 3
Check the actual terms
Confirm eligibility, permitted promotion methods, commission rules, and payment requirements.
- 4
Keep your reference handy
Use the online list or the separate Excel copy, and revisit sources when details may have changed.
Why It Matters
A useful recommendation starts with both audience fit and accurate information. This list helps you find places to investigate, but it does not approve you for a program, verify today’s terms, or predict earnings. Review the source before relying on any program detail.
Keep the context.
Recommend thoughtfully.
Are these guaranteed opportunities?
No. This is a research starting point. Programs decide eligibility and approval, and their terms and availability can change.
Does the list update itself?
No. It is a dated reference, not a live monitoring service. Recheck the official source before applying or publishing.
Is this a program-management tracker?
No. It helps you find research routes. The included Excel copy is a separate reference, not an automatic feed of merchant terms.
Begin With the Source, Not the Guesswork
Use the free reference to find places to investigate and the details you need to check.
Free for WAHMN members · Excel companion included
Careful
decisions.