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26 July 2011

AffStat Special Report: Women in Affiliate Marketing 2011

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The AffStat Special Report: Women in Affiliate Marketing 2011 is now available for free at http://affstat.com/. The report can be viewed online or downloaded.

Over 300 companies were surveyed regarding women’s involvement in their affiliate marketing businesses for this Affiliate Summit AffStat Special Report.

The AffStat Special Report: Women in Affiliate Marketing 2011 contains survey data from nearly 300 companies and features charts on the industry overall along with segmented data on affiliates, merchants, affiliate networks, cpa networks, technology providers and more.

Feel free to use material from the report in blog posts, presentations, etc. Just reference that the information came from the AffStat Special Report: Women in Affiliate Marketing 2011.

AffStat Special Report: Women in Affiliate Marketing 2011

Below are the questions covered in the AffStat Special Report: Women in Affiliate Marketing 2011:

  1. How would you categorize your company?
  2. How many employees are in your company?
  3. What percentage of employees are women?
  4. Is your company owned by a woman; in part, in whole or not at all?
  5. What percentage of female employees in your company are in management positions (including all affiliate managers, etc.)?

Get your free copy of the AffStat Special Report: Women in Affiliate Marketing 2011 http://affstat.com/.

  • http://vitavee.com/forums/thread-1554.html Vita Vee

    I have been very surprised by some of the stats. For example I thought almost everyone was cloaking or at least using redirects for their affiliate links. According to this report 59% of the surveyed affiliates do NOT do it.

    I am also surprised that only half of the surveyed affiliates take the time to read the affiliate agreement before promoting a product. This could result in being banned from the network altogether, even without doing shady stuffs – as an example some (many) affiliate programs do not allow that you use variations of their product names for your domain name – however this practice is very common among the affiliates (especially those chasing out EMDs)…

  • http://blog.affiliatetip.com Shawn Collins

    Thanks for your comments – you’re actually referring to our annual AffStat report that came out recently.

    This post is about a special Women in Affiliate Marketing 2011 report we just published.

  • http://www.buy.com melissa salas

    very interesting!

  • http://vitavee.com/forums/thread-1554.html Vita Vee

    Oh yes! Sorry about this, I don’t know how I ended up reading the other report :)

    Shawn, I think I was redirected to it via your blog at affiliatetip.com