I have been noticing a significant trend within the no-code community. A lot of makers are launching half finished mini products and MVP's and it has become somewhat of a culture to launch the idea before much of anything is built and getting feedback as it grows.
This is great and I would tend to do that as well but I am seeing that there will be a huge marketing issue soon after the application or product is built.
There is a solution: Gumroad & money twitter proves that this kind of approach would work best with an affiliate/referral program for marketing.
The customer acquisition cost becomes locked in at a specific percentage of revenue and you don't pay for marketing that doesn't lead to paying customers. I DECIDED TO LAUNCH >>>>>> NoCodeAffiliate.com <<<<<<
love this idea! literally 2 min ago I decided to pospone doing an affiliate program in my SaaS company because it'd take time from the development team. Will try it out for sure!
I think it is definitely something that is needed.... Furthermore a lot of applications are built on stripe's payment system so it integrates well.
Is this simply a clone of Rewardful? Pricing looks exactly the same.
So this is not a clone, but a landing page with affiliate links for the Rewardful service.... more to come soon.
Love the idea! Like anything around nocode. Are we connected on Twitter? Let's exchange opinions @felix12777
Thanks felix... Connected with you on twitter.
Looks really cool Stephen.
In the pricing section, do you mean to have "Performance" have unlimited revenue from affiliates? It looks like that belongs in the Enterprise section only.
Edit - I see now. What is actually missing is the 9% transaction fee.
I am curious though, is this just a landing page to direct people to Rewardful?
Jack, thanks for pointing that out... The "Performance" section comes with a +9% transaction fee, that was an error.
This is the start of the project to bring the no code referall program development tool to market... For now, it is referring people to the rewardful service... Have a discussion with the co-founder, more to come soon.
Gotcha, nice. Keep at it!
It is intended to point no-code makers to an awesome affiliate program maker which requires very little code for integration.