Affiliate Programs For Craft Bloggers: Helping bloggers earn money from their blog is what I’m all about here at HerPaperRoute! You will find a ton of resources here to help you on your path to building your full-time work from home blogging career.
If you have a craft blog, or any blog in a creative niche, read on for some craft affiliate programs you can join today!
We use affiliate links. Disclosure.
Best High Paying Affiliate Programs For Craft Bloggers – Plus Publishing, Weddings, Creative Business Niches
What are some of the best high paying affiliate programs?
There are a ton of high paying affiliate programs (See this list of high paying affiliate programs by niche), I’ve listed the Craft/DIY, Weddings, Creative Business niches affiliate programs on this page.
How do you join affiliate programs?
To join any of these affiliate programs you must first:
- Have a ShareaSale, AWIN and FlexOffers account. It’s free!
- Have a blog – Here’s how to start a blog
- Click the program links below to sign up to each program
Quick Tips for getting approved to affiliate programs:
- Your blog is live and has a few pages of content. No ‘coming soon’ or ‘under construction’ websites
- Mention in your application your best stats (social media followers, page views ect)
- Mention in your application how you intend to promote the brand (on your blog, your social media, ect)
Best High Paying Affiliate Programs For Craft Bloggers – Plus Publishing, Weddings, Creative Business Niches
This list is updated often so bookmark this page and check back often!
Mixbook 15% per sale plus a$20 affiliate bonus
Contentmart 20% per sale plus $20 affiliate bonus
Etsy 5 – 8% – join the Etsy affiliate program on AWIN
Blurb 15% per sale, plus affiliate bonus on free product
Grammarly $20 per sale, .20 per lead, $25 affiliate post bonus
Craftsy affiliate program and earn:
- 15 – 75% of of DVD purchases
- 4 – 15% of physical product purchases
- $5 trial signup bounty
- $15 monthly membership signup
- $25 annual membership signup
CreativeLive 30% recurring
ASOS 5% plus multiple global markets
Sizzix 15% per sale
Cricut 12% per sale
IdeaChic 15% per sale
Zazzle 15% per sale
LogoNerds 25% per sale + 5% affiliate bonus
Also, Once you join AWIN, you will be able to participate in hundreds of affiliate programs.
More High Paying Affiliate Programs By Niche:
Choose A Category To See The Programs:
Business, Financial, Entrepreneur & Education
Tech, Apps, Gadgets, Web Hosting
Home, Garden And Interior Design
Craft/DIY, Publishing, Weddings, Creative Business
Parenting, Kids, Family, Momblogger
Health, Fitness, Sports & Wellness
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Thank you for including Idea Chíc on your list!
We are happy to include you in the list, you make beautiful products!
Hi Gayathri, thanks for the message! If you are reviewing books you definitely should be earning a commission for the sales you are referring to the publishers of said books! I visited your site, you have put in a LOT of work for your reviews, giving your readers lots of information but then what…they leave your site and go buy the book you’ve recommended off of Amazon…and you get nothing?
That’s no good! You should be compensated for all of the work you are doing to sell these books. Head on over to the Amazon Affiliates site and apply to the program. Then once you are approved, go back and add your affiliate link to every book (and every product) that you’ve written about 🙂 You can also join the Barnes & Noble affiliate program too.
Thanks for the kind words Chelsea. I have started adding the Amazon affiliate Links to the reviews. I am following your suggestion to add the link to the older posts too.
Thanks again
I have bookmarked this post. Lots of great info that I plan on diving into soon! Have you ever heard of CJ Affiliates? I signed up for it a while back but removed my ads since they weren’t producing anything.
Hi! Yes, I have a CJ account too, but had the same issue, my ads with them didn’t produce much revenue, whereas my ShareaSale, FlexOffers AWIN ones did, so I don’t recommend CJ personally
I love that you organized them by niche! Super helpful!