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# How the Affiliate Program in Shopjar works

Our Affiliate Program Can Work for You:

1. Sign up:
   * We have a dedicated page where customers can sign up as affiliates. The admin can approve affiliates by reviewing the details they have provided.
2. Affiliate Approval:
   * Once approved, affiliates will receive access to a unique link that they can share with their friends, family, or customers.
3. Customized Coupon Code:
   * If desired, you can create a customized coupon code for affiliates to offer discounts to their customers. This code can be linked to the affiliate.
4. Affiliate Reward:
   * Affiliates earn commissions based on purchases made using their unique link and customized coupon code. You have the option to approve commissions manually or automatically.
5. Import Option:
   * There is an option to import your existing customer service affiliate program into Shopjar.

By following these steps, you can efficiently manage your affiliate program and reward affiliates for their successful referrals.


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