Today we are looking at how to select networks and merchants in Datafeedr. I’m making a training series of videos on setting up a brand-new website and documenting the procedure. In this video, I’m describing how to set up various affiliate networks and merchants within Datafeedr.
So Let’s Get Started
So I am in datafeedr and networks in the WordPress dashboard. In the video you can see various networks that the Datafeedr platform is connected with, I’m sure you will recognise some of these networks. I’m now going to connect to with some of the networks that I am already associated with. Just remember that you must create an account with each of these networks before you can use the networks in Datafeedr.
You Can See The Video Tutorial on How To Select Networks And Merchants In Datafeedr Below
Most networks are fairly straightforward to sign up to, it’s good to sign up in advance as some programs take a few days to come back to you. Over the years I have had very few networks refuse me. Just make sure that the networks have your particular niche.
So now I am going to save the selected networks that I require for this niche. The great thing is that I can come back at any time and add another network, should the need arise. Once we have saved our networks then we can look to selecting the required merchants.
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Selecting Merchants
So now we need to scroll up to the top of the page and select merchants. We are still in the Datafeedr > Networks area in the WordPress dashboard. You can see in the video the three merchants that I have joined, ClickBank, Paid on Results and Webgains, once again, I can go back at any time and add more merchants.
I am now going to carry out a search for merchants that I will be using for my website. Simply start typing in the box and the merchants will appear, as I mentioned earlier, you must be approved by these merchants before you start.
I am searching for Sutton seeds and sure enough, this appears in the list. This has now been added to my selected merchants. Just for an experiment, I typed plants into the search box, but this didn’t return any search results. You need to search by the merchant’s name rather than the type of product. You can search for various networks individually on the merchant’s platform.
So, I am now adding Dobies, Greenfingers and Greenhouses direct, so I have four merchants, including Sutton seeds. I will come back and add some more merchants after I have completed this video.
If you have any questions about this blog post, YouTube video or Datafeedr please comment on the video of this blog post. I am here to help.