Frequently Asked Questions

No. Non-members are eligible to participate in the affiliate program although it is suggested that affiliate program participants become Business T-Shirt Club members to increase their affiliate earning potential and to have a better understanding of the membership they are referring to their network. Just (4) referrals per year as an active member affiliate covers the cost of membership.

No, there is no fee to participate in the affiliate program. Register for your FREE affiliate account today!

Active member affiliates are paid $20.00 per referral. Non-member affiliates are paid $10.00 per referral.

Commission payouts are on the 15th of every month (or the previous business day should the 15th fall on a weekend or holiday) for all credited referrals from the previous month. For example, commission payouts on or around October 15th would be for all credited referrals from September 1st-September 30th.

Affiliates are paid on the 15th (or the previous business day should the 15th fall on a weekend or holiday) of every month for credited referrals during the previous month. For example, commissions paid on October 15th would be for all credited referrals from September 1st to September 30th.

Yes. Pre-scripted social media messages (with your unique url included), unique urls, web banners, QR codes and other marketing tools are provided inside your affiliate portal.

The last affiliate url clicked by the referral candidate prior to completing the membership application is the affiliate who will receive credit if the membership application was completed within the 60 day credited grace period.

There is a 60 calendar day grace period from the last time a referral (identified by IP address) lands on the Business T-Shirt Club website as a result of an affiliates marketing efforts of which the affiliate will be credited.

Referrals who land on the Business T-Shirt Club website as a result of an affiliates marketing efforts are identified by IP address. For example: John (referral) clicks on Jane's (affiliate) unique url from his HOME on a Sunday afternoon but gets distracted and does not complete the membership application. The next day John, while at WORK, Google searches "Business T-Shirt Club" to return to the website to complete the membership application. In this example, because John was not at home (original IP address) when he returned to the website to complete the membership application nor did he return to Jane's unique url while at work (new IP address), the system would not be able to credit Jane for referring John. Using this same scenario, had John Google searched "Business T-Shirt Club" when he returned home from work or returned to Jane's unique url while at work or home, the system would be able to credit Jane for referring John.