AFFILIATE PROGRAM POLICIES
Founders Marketing Group, LLC
All Founders Marketing Group Affiliates are required to comply with the terms set forth in these Affiliate Program Policies (“Program Policies”).
Commission rate
Available commissions are set forth in the Affiliate Tool. Commissions may be based on either purchase or signup (not both), and purchase commissions may be calculated based on monthly or annual purchases at the rates set forth in the Affiliate Tool.
Limitations
· For purchase commissions, you will receive commission for the first purchase made by a new customer who is not in an active sales process with us at the time of the affiliate link click.
· Commissions will still be counted if a user starts on one domain and then signs up or purchases on another domain.
· Affiliate links may rely on cookies to track referrals. Therefore, if cookies get cleared, we may not be able to track these events.
· Cookie windows are stated in the Affiliate Tool.
· Only affiliate links can be used to track referrals. Incorrect use of affiliate links will cause inability to track referrals.
· Fraudulent or stolen attribution is a non payable event. If we suspect fraud (for example, if we see that signups are all from the same city or IP address) we may require you to prove that the referrals are valid.
· There are a number of other limitations that may result in commission not being paid - we encourage you to read the Affiliate Program Agreement for more information on this.
Attribution
In the event a single customer clicks two different affiliate links, the last affiliate gets the credit. We do, however, reserve the right to modify this in certain circumstances.
Buying ads
You will not purchase ads that direct to your site(s) or through an affiliate link that could be considered as competing with our own advertising, including, but not limited to, our branded keywords. If running ads, you need to direct the ad to your own website (and not to foundersmarketing.com or a standalone landing page).
Other Policies
· FTC disclosure. You must be FTC compliant and disclose in a clear way before the affiliate link that you will receive commission if someone clicks through and purchases.
· Sharing placements. When requested, you’ll share the places you’ve used your affiliate link. This includes, but is not limited to, links, screenshots, and email sends