Products like yours
note-taking apps for remote teams
Maya Chen
Blog
Marcus Bell
YouTube
Priya Nair
Newsletter
Leo Martins
Podcast
Dashnote Partners
30% recurring
Products like yours
note-taking apps for remote teams
Maya Chen
Marcus Bell
Priya Nair
Leo Martins
Dashnote Partners
30% recurring
Start with the people already promoting products like yours: the bloggers, YouTubers, newsletter writers and podcasters who link to your competitors with affiliate links. They already reach your buyers and already earn on commission, so your program fits what they do. Find affiliates searches for them from your website and up to 5 competitors, says why each one fits, reveals an email when you want it, and drafts a first message you send from your own Gmail.
Rather have affiliates come to you? List your program in the Discovery marketplace. For the wider playbook, read how to find and recruit affiliate partners.
Give it your website and it proposes your category and the competitors people already promote. Change anything that looks wrong, then search them all at once.
It finds the pages that link to each one with an affiliate-style link.
Review posts, roundups, YouTube channels, newsletters and podcasts about products like yours.
It starts on its own the first time you open the page. Each search after that uses 10 credits.
quillpad.io
Your competitor
mayachenwrites.com
The 7 best note apps for remote teams
Marcus Bell
My note-taking setup
Async Weekly
Five tools we run on
Plus your category: note-taking apps for remote teams
Every row says what the site or person does and why they suit you, with their estimated reach and the page where they promote a product like yours.
Open the post, video or episode we found, with the competitors it links to.
A reveal uses 1 credit, charged only when an address is found. Your first 3 are free.
Star the ones you like. Your shortlist is still there after your next search.
Maya Chen
mayachenwrites.com
Why they fit
Reviews note-taking apps for remote teams every month, and links two of your competitors on commission.
Found on
Best note apps for remote teams
m••••@mayachenwrites.com
Each first message is drafted from the page they wrote and your program's real terms. You read it, change what you like, and send it from your address, as you.
4 days later, in the same thread, only if nothing has come back.
Answer in the same conversation. We email you when someone writes back.
Your answer carries their join link. When they accept, they are an affiliate on your campaign.
you@yourcompany.com
Sent from your Gmail, as you
Maya joined Dashnote Partners
Four steps, all on one page of your LinkJolt dashboard.
It reads your website and proposes your category and the competitors people already promote. Change any of them, up to 5 competitors.
Each row names the site or person, why they fit, their estimated reach and the page where they promote a product like yours.
Each reveal uses 1 credit, charged only when an address is found. Your first 3 are free.
Send a first message drafted from their page and your terms, with one follow-up after 4 days if they do not reply. Replies and joins show on the same page.
$29
50 credits
58 cents each
$49
100 credits
49 cents each
$89
200 credits
45 cents each
You pay only for emails we find, so a lookup that finds nothing costs nothing. Credits never expire. A search that finds nothing gives back its free search or its credits. Find affiliates is included on every plan, from $19.99 a month; credits are bought separately and work on every brand on your account.
Sending as
Gmail connected
3 / 20 sent today
you@yourcompany.com
Nothing goes out in bulk. Each message is drafted for one person, and you read it before it leaves.
A new inbox sends up to 20 a day in its first 7 days, then up to 50, so mail providers see a new sender build up.
Every message carries an unsubscribe line. Anyone who says no, unsubscribes or bounces is never written to again from your brand, and the follow-up waits 4 days and stops the moment they reply.
What merchants ask before their first search
It looks for the people already promoting products like yours. From your website it proposes your category and up to 5 competitors, which you can change. It then finds the pages that link to those competitors with affiliate-style links, plus review posts, roundups, YouTube channels, newsletters and podcasts in your category, and says why each one fits, with the page where it found them and an estimate of their reach.
Your first search is free and comes with 3 free email reveals. After that, each new search uses 10 credits and each email reveal uses 1 credit, charged only when an email is found. Credits come in packs of 50 for $29, 100 for $49 and 200 for $89, never expire and work on every brand on your account. Writing to people, inviting them and follow-ups are free. Find affiliates is included on every LinkJolt plan, from $19.99 a month.
You get it back. A search that finds nothing returns your free search, or refunds its 10 credits if you paid for it. If a search stops part way, you keep what it found and get back the credits for the part it did not finish, and an email lookup that finds no address costs nothing.
No, they come from you. You connect your own Gmail and each message goes from your address, as you. Replies come back to the Find affiliates page, where you answer in the same conversation, and we email you when one arrives. You can also open any draft in Gmail or copy it into another mail app.
No. Each first message is drafted for one person from the page where we found them and your campaign's real terms, and you read it before it goes. A new inbox sends up to 20 a day in its first 7 days, then up to 50. Every message carries an unsubscribe line, there is at most one automatic follow-up, and anyone who says no is never written to again from your brand.
Discovery brings affiliates to you: it lists your program in the LinkJolt marketplace, where affiliates find it and apply, and it is included on Professional, Ultimate and Scale. Find affiliates goes the other way: it finds people already promoting products like yours who are not looking for you yet, so you can write to them first.