Better Product or Higher Commission?

[adrian.n]

Would you promote a great product with a smaller commission or an average product with a much higher payout?

 

[jayonmarketing]

I’d go with a product I’m familiar with and know how to use. It’s easier to explain its benefits and answer questions when you have firsthand experience with it. That way, I can recommend it with confidence instead of promoting something just because it pays well.

 

[laurenaddamsdigital]

Exactly, a higher commission doesn't always mean you'll earn more. If you're comfortable with the product, it's easier to explain its value in a way that connects with potential buyers. A convincing pitch can lead to more sales over time, even if the commission per sale is smaller, because you're focused on what makes the product worth buying rather than just the payout.

 

[Christina_Hops]

I'd rather promote something I genuinely believe in. It's easier to recommend a product when you know it delivers, and satisfied customers are more likely to trust your future recommendations. Your credibility takes time to build, so it's not worth risking just for a bigger payout.