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Beyond the commission rate, what do you check first? I look at cookie length, refund levels, payout reliability, and whether the product genuinely fits the audience.

For me, the strongest native signal is the creative: a simple phone-shot image or video that matches the feed, paired with copy that gets to one relatable problem quickly. The offer still matters, but polished brand graphics can make people scroll before they even read it.

Traffic, conversions, cost per lead, and revenue all tell different stories. Which metric do you look at first when deciding whether a campaign is actually working?

Posting daily can keep a brand visible, but it can also lower quality and burn out a small team. Have you found a consistent weekly schedule that performs better than posting every day?

Industry knowledge helps, but I value clear writing, reliable communication, and the ability to follow a brief more. A strong writer can learn a niche; missed deadlines and weak research are much harder to fix.

I would choose a fresh domain unless the aged one has a clean history, relevant backlinks, and a name that fits the brand. An older domain can save time, but inherited spam or a past penalty can turn it into an expensive shortcut.

I still see Pinterest working best for visual, evergreen topics like home decor, recipes, fashion, and DIY. The traffic can take longer to build than social feeds, but a useful pin can keep sending clicks for months.