How to Manage Multiple Affiliate Campaigns in Sparkforge
Sparkforge lets you run multiple affiliate campaigns side by side so you can segment affiliates by product, funnel, store, or promotion. Each campaign carries its own commission structure and performance reporting.
Affiliate campaigns let you group affiliates by what they promote and how they get paid. Sparkforge supports multiple concurrent campaigns so a single affiliate can promote different products, funnels, or stores under different commission rules.
Why split affiliates into separate campaigns
Use a campaign per product line, funnel, store, or limited-time offer. That way you can:
- Match commission rates to the margin on each product or service.
- Run short promotions without disturbing your evergreen program.
- Track which products and which affiliates actually move revenue.
- Tier rewards based on performance, vertical, or partner type.
How affiliates work across multiple campaigns
An affiliate can join any number of campaigns at the same time. Each campaign gives them a unique referral link, so attribution stays clean.
As the campaign manager you can:
- Invite affiliates into a specific campaign.
- Add affiliates one at a time or in bulk via CSV.
- Remove affiliates from a campaign without deleting their account.
Tracking performance across campaigns
The Affiliate Manager shows performance per campaign so you can compare commission structures and partner contribution side by side. Use it to:
- Surface the campaigns and affiliates driving the most revenue.
- Compare flat-fee versus percentage payouts on the same product.
- Pause underperforming campaigns and double down on winners.
If you assign the same product to more than one campaign, attribution gets messy. Pick one campaign per product as the source of truth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can one affiliate be in multiple campaigns at once?
Should I assign the same product to multiple campaigns?
How do I add affiliates to a campaign in bulk?
Can affiliates be removed from a campaign without losing their account?
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