If you’re looking to join a Bitcoin or crypto-related affiliate program, here’s a practical, step-by-step approach to get started:
1. Clarify your niche and audience
- Decide which aspect of Bitcoin you’ll promote (exchanges, wallets, hardware wallets, educational content, trading signals, mining services, etc.).
- Consider your audience’s needs and the platforms you’ll use (blog, YouTube, social media, email list, etc.).
Look for well-known exchanges and products with affiliate programs. Examples (as of my knowledge cutoff in 2024) include:
- Crypto exchanges with referral/affiliate schemes
- Wallet providers offering affiliate or CPA (cost-per-action) programs
- Bitcoin education platforms or trading courses
- Mining hardware or cloud mining services
Use trusted sources to vet programs: reviews, community feedback, and the program’s terms.
3. Check key program details
- Payout model: CPA, revenue share, or hybrid
- Commission rates: fixed amount per referral, percentage of fees, or tiered rates
- Cookie duration: how long after a click a sale qualifies for commissions
- Payment method and threshold: when and how you’ll be paid (BTC, stablecoins, fiat, PayPal, etc.)
- Brand and terms: any promotional restrictions, landing page requirements, or prohibited methods
- Support: available affiliate manager or help resources
Prepare a simple affiliate pitch:
- Who you are, your audience size/engagement, and how you’ll promote (channels, content plan)
- Why you believe the product is a good fit for your audience
5. Set up tracking and content plans
Get your unique affiliate links or promo codes and any required tracking assets (banners, landing pages, widgets).
Create a content plan that aligns with the product’s value:
- Tutorials showing how to use the product
- Honest reviews and comparisons
- Educational pieces about Bitcoin with affiliate links
- Case studies or earnings disclosures (where allowed)
6. Promote responsibly and ethically
- Be transparent: disclose affiliate relationships clearly (e.g., “This post contains affiliate links”).
- Provide honest, useful information; avoid hype or misleading claims.
- Focus on long-term value for your audience to build trust and sustainable earnings.
- Track performance: clicks, conversions, earnings, and which traffic sources convert best.
- A/B test promotions: different headlines, formats, or landing pages.
- Diversify: join multiple reputable programs to reduce risk and increase revenue streams.
- Maintain compliance: stay updated on regulatory changes and platform policies.
- Promoting low-quality or scammy products just for commissions.
- Violating terms (e.g., restricted geographies, banned promotion methods).
- Ghosting your audience after a sale; follow up with value and support.
- Relying on a single program; diversify to reduce risk.


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