u/ajkelley84

Hi everyone, I’m the founder of Letters To Journal, and I’m looking to connect with creators who have audiences that care about parenting, family, memory-keeping, and meaningful gifts.

Our products are guided journals for parents and grandparents to write letters, memories, wisdom, and love to their children and family members. The goal is to help families preserve something lasting and personal.

What we offer:

• Unique affiliate link and custom discount code.
• Commission on sales generated through your link/code.
• A simple onboarding process.
• A script library with hooks and content ideas to make promotion easier.

Who fits best:

• Parenting creators.
• Family/lifestyle creators.
• Gift-focused creators.
• New parent, baby shower, and/or holiday content creators.
• Storytelling and sentimental gift audiences.

What we’re looking for:

Creators who genuinely connect with the idea of helping families preserve memories and pass down wisdom in a thoughtful way.

If that sounds like a fit, you can apply here:
https://letterstojournal.goaffpro.com/

If you have any questions, feel free to comment or message me directly.

What makes an affiliate program actually worth joining as a creator?

Hey everyone! I’m a brand owner building out an affiliate program and I want to hear directly from creators and affiliate marketers about what actually makes a program worth joining.

I’d really appreciate honest feedback on things like:
What makes you say “yes” to a brand’s affiliate program?

What commission structure feels fair?

How important are cookie length, payout frequency, and minimum payout thresholds?

What kind of support do you want from the brand?

How much creative freedom do you expect?

What makes an affiliate program feel easy to promote?

What are the biggest red flags that make you avoid a program?

Do you prefer strong brand assets, sample products, custom codes, landing pages, or all of the above?

What makes you feel confident that a program will actually convert?

I’m trying to build something that works well for creators and still makes sense for the brand, so I’d love to hear what matters most to you, especially if you’ve joined programs that were great, average, or frustrating.

If you’re open to sharing, I’d also love to know:

1. What niche you’re in.
2. What platform you create on.
3. What your ideal affiliate setup looks like.

Thanks in advance — I’m really looking to learn from people who’ve actually done this.