Day1Dollar Affiliate Program
Promote a simple, genuinely useful affiliate-marketing guide for beginners, and earn a $20 commission on every sale. Everything you need to promote it is on this page, free.
A flat $20 commission (50% of the $40 price) on every qualifying sale, tracked and paid by JVZoo. This is the commission rate, not a prediction of your earnings. The product has no sales history yet, so we publish no average or typical affiliate earnings and we do not promise you will make any sales.
What's on this page
Steps 1 to 5 are the ones you actually do, in order.
Program facts
The product facts, and what you may do with each. Please do not state anything beyond these.
Quote freely: the price, the refund window, and what the product is. Your reference only: the commission and payout rows. Your $20 is what you receive as an affiliate. Never present it to a reader as money they will make.
| Product | Day1Dollar: Affiliate Marketing for Beginners (JVZoo product 431005) |
|---|---|
| Customer price | $40.00 one time. No subscription and no recurring fees. |
| Your commission | $20.00 flat per sale (50%) |
| Affiliate approval | Instant. This program is set to auto-approve, so there is no application to wait on. |
| Tracking and payment | Handled entirely by JVZoo. Commissions are paid via JVZooPay under your own JVZoo account's payout settings. |
| Funnel | Single product. No upsells, no downsells, no order bumps. |
| Refund window | 10 days, money back, the buyer's full $40. A refunded sale does not earn a commission. |
| Sales page | https://www.day1dollar.com/ For your own review. This plain URL earns you nothing. Always promote your affiliate link instead. |
| Support | support@day1dollar.com |
This product has no sales history to report yet, so there are no conversion rates or earnings-per-click figures to share. When we have real numbers, they will be posted here. Please do not invent or estimate them in your promotions.
Why promote Day1Dollar?
It is an easy, honest offer to put in front of the right audience: a low-priced, beginner-friendly guide that teaches people how to earn affiliate commissions using the social network they already have. No website, no paid ads, no experience required.
Who it lands with: people who have been circling the idea of making something online and have not started, and people who already have an audience (a group, a list, a following) but have never put an offer in front of it. At $40 it is a low-resistance first purchase, so it converts on curiosity rather than on a long pitch.
We use JVZoo to manage affiliates
We use JVZoo to manage this affiliate program. JVZoo handles click and sale tracking, payment processing and commission payouts, under its own terms.
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Get your affiliate link
Once you are signed in to JVZoo, click below. This program is set to auto-approve, so you are accepted instantly: no waiting, no review, no email to sit around for. Your unique affiliate link is available the moment you click through, and everything on the rest of this page is ready for you to use.
Put your affiliate ID in, and every swipe below updates
Your Day1Dollar affiliate link is your JVZoo affiliate ID plus this product's ID. Enter your ID once and every email, post and banner on this page is rewritten with your own link.
Check your ID against your JVZoo dashboard. A link with a wrong or mistyped affiliate ID still forwards to the sales page and looks perfectly normal. Nothing throws an error, and a sale made through it simply does not credit you. That makes this worth ten seconds: confirm your exact link under Affiliates → Approved Products → Get Links before you send anything.
Optional: track which promotion worked. Add ?tid= and a short label of your own to the end of your link, for example ?tid=email1 or ?tid=sidebar. This is JVZoo's SubID. The label comes back on sales, not on clicks: go to Affiliates → Transactions, set your date range, and download the CSV, and your label appears in the TID column of each transaction. Use letters and numbers only, and give every placement its own label.
Five emails you can send as they are
Written as plain text on purpose: it is easy to read, easy to personalize, and it reads like a person wrote it rather than a marketing department. Put them in your own voice where you can. The bracketed placeholders are not all the same: [FIRST NAME] should become your email platform's merge tag (something like {{name}}), with a fallback for people whose name you do not have. [YOUR NAME] you type in. [YOUR UNSUBSCRIBE LINK] and [YOUR MAILING ADDRESS] are reminders: if your platform already adds them to every send, delete those two lines so they do not appear twice.
Prefer one file? Download every swipe on this page as a plain-text file and paste your own link into it.
Send these only to people who asked to hear from you. Your email platform must add a working unsubscribe link and your physical mailing address, which the CAN-SPAM Act requires. Buying, renting or scraping a list is grounds for immediate termination of your JVZoo account.
Email 1: the plain-English introduction
Subject line options
- The side hustle you are already doing for free
- You already do the hard part for free
- Affiliate marketing, explained without the hype
Hi [FIRST NAME], Quick question. When you tell someone about a show worth watching, an app that saved you an hour, or a place worth eating at, do you get anything for it? Almost never. You just did the hardest part of marketing, which is being trusted, and you did it for free. Affiliate marketing is that same recommendation with one extra step: you share a link, and if the person buys, the company pays you a commission. Same words, same people, one link. A guide called Day1Dollar walks a complete beginner through that step: Disclosure: I am an affiliate for Day1Dollar. If you buy through my link I earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] It is written for people with no website, no ad budget, and no audience to speak of. You set up free accounts on the affiliate networks, pick a product you would genuinely recommend, and share it with the people you already reach. The included Fast Start Bonus is a checklist for getting your first link live in about fifteen minutes. It is $40 one time, with a 10-day money-back guarantee, so you can read the whole thing and then decide. [YOUR NAME] [YOUR UNSUBSCRIBE LINK] [YOUR MAILING ADDRESS]
Email 2: the three excuses
Subject line options
- "But I don't have an audience"
- No website, no ads, no audience. Read this anyway.
- The three reasons people never start
Hi [FIRST NAME], Most people who like the idea of affiliate marketing never actually start, and it is almost always one of three reasons. "I don't have a website." You do not need one. A link works in a post, a message, a profile bio, or an email. "I can't afford ads." You do not need them to begin. The beginner method in Day1Dollar uses the free social accounts you already have. Paid traffic is in the advanced section, for later, if you ever decide you want it. "My following is tiny." Small and trusted beats big and ignored. A few dozen people who actually read what you post is a real starting point. Day1Dollar is the beginner's guide that removes all three excuses and hands you the steps instead: Disclosure: I am an affiliate for Day1Dollar. If you buy through my link I earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] $40 one time. 10-day money-back guarantee. [YOUR NAME] [YOUR UNSUBSCRIBE LINK] [YOUR MAILING ADDRESS]
Email 3: the honest one
Subject line options
- This is not a get-rich-quick email
- The boring truth about affiliate marketing
- What Day1Dollar will not do for you
Hi [FIRST NAME], Let me be straight with you about the guide I mentioned. Day1Dollar will not make money for you automatically. It is not a system, a loophole or a shortcut. There is no guarantee you will earn anything, and most people who buy "make money" information earn little or nothing. Here is what it actually is: a clear, plain-English explanation of how affiliate marketing works, written for someone starting from zero, plus a checklist that gets your first link live in about fifteen minutes. If you were hoping for the other thing, skip this one with my blessing. If you want the honest version, it is here: Disclosure: I am an affiliate for Day1Dollar. If you buy through my link I earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] $40 one time, and if it is not for you, ask for your money back within 10 days. [YOUR NAME] [YOUR UNSUBSCRIBE LINK] [YOUR MAILING ADDRESS]
Email 4: the whole method in four steps
Subject line options
- The whole thing in four steps
- Four steps, about fifteen minutes
- How a commission actually happens
Hi [FIRST NAME], Here is the entire beginner method, start to finish. 1. Get your links. Free accounts on affiliate networks like ClickBank, JVZoo and WarriorPlus give you a unique link for each product you are approved to promote. 2. Pick something worth sharing. Choose a product you would recommend even without a commission. Day1Dollar shows you how to spot the ones people actually buy. 3. Share it with your own network. Use the copy-and-paste posts and messages in the guide so you are not staring at an empty box wondering what to write. 4. Earn when a sale happens. If someone buys through your link, you get a commission. Then you do the same thing with the next product. Sales are not guaranteed, and how often one happens depends on your own effort, your audience and the product. That is the whole thing. No website, no ad budget, no inventory, no shipping. The guide walks through all four in detail, and the included Fast Start Bonus gets step one done today: Disclosure: I am an affiliate for Day1Dollar. If you buy through my link I earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] $40 one time. 10-day money-back guarantee. [YOUR NAME] [YOUR UNSUBSCRIBE LINK] [YOUR MAILING ADDRESS]
Email 5: the wrap-up
No invented deadline. The price does not change.Subject line options
- Last one on this
- Wrapping this up
- Closing the loop on Day1Dollar
Hi [FIRST NAME], This is the last email I will send about Day1Dollar, so here is the short version. It is a beginner's guide to affiliate marketing: recommending products you actually like, and earning a commission when someone buys through your link. No website, no paid ads, no experience assumed. Part one starts at zero. Part two covers the advanced material for when you want to grow. The included Fast Start Bonus is a fifteen-minute checklist for getting your first link live. $40 one time. 10-day money-back guarantee. I am not going to invent a deadline for you. The price is the price, and the offer is not going anywhere. But if you have been meaning to take a look, treat this as the reminder: Disclosure: I am an affiliate for Day1Dollar. If you buy through my link I earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] Either way, thanks for reading. [YOUR NAME] [YOUR UNSUBSCRIBE LINK] [YOUR MAILING ADDRESS]
Eight banner sizes, ready to drop in
Hosted here on day1dollar.com, so you can paste the code and be done. Every ad banner is rendered at twice its listed size so it stays sharp on phone and retina screens, and the code sets the display size for you. The two social images are at their native posting size, because the networks re-encode anything larger. The rel="nofollow sponsored" in each snippet is what Google asks you to use on a paid link.
Each snippet carries a visible affiliate-disclosure line under the image. Keep it. The rel="nofollow sponsored" attribute is a signal to search engines, not a disclosure to a reader, so a banner without that line is an undisclosed ad. If the page already carries a blanket affiliate disclosure above the fold, you can drop the per-banner line.
To save a copy instead, right-click any banner below and choose "Save image as".
A 7-day plan, if you want one
There is no launch date and no closing cart, so this is a suggested rhythm rather than a countdown. Stretch it, shorten it, or take one email and one post from it and stop there. Doing part of it beats doing none of it.
Two honest notes. Five emails in seven days is an aggressive cadence for a $40 product and it will cost you some unsubscribes: if your list is not used to it, send Emails 1, 3 and 5 only. And JVZoo does not tell you who bought, so you cannot suppress buyers from the later emails. Add a line like "if you already grabbed it, ignore this one" near the top of Emails 2 through 5.
Prep
Evergreen
?tid= label so you can tell later which one is actually working.How you may and may not promote this
These protect you as much as us. Affiliate promotions are advertising, and the FTC, JVZoo and every ad platform treat them that way. Breaking these is how affiliates get their accounts closed.
Please do
- Disclose that you are an affiliate every single time, clearly and near the link. "#ad" works, so does a plain sentence.
- Email only people who asked to hear from you, with a working unsubscribe link and your postal address.
- Describe it accurately: a $40 beginner's guide to affiliate marketing, with a 10-day money-back guarantee.
- Rewrite these swipes in your own voice. They work better when they sound like you.
- Follow the rules of whatever platform you post on, and JVZoo's affiliate terms.
- Ask us first if you want to do something not covered here.
Please do not
- Make any income or earnings claim. No dollar amounts anyone might earn. No promising someone can quit or match a salary. Nothing implying the money arrives automatically or without work. No framing it as a ready-made business someone is buying into. JVZoo treats all of that as business-opportunity language, and it is the fastest way to get a product pulled. If a sentence hints at how much a buyer will make, cut the sentence.
- Spam. No unsolicited email, no purchased, rented or scraped lists, no mass direct messages, no comment spam. JVZoo terminates accounts for this with no payout.
- Invent urgency. No countdown timers, no "price goes up tonight", no "only a few copies left". The price is $40 and it does not change, so any deadline you write would be false.
- Fake proof. No made-up testimonials, reviews, screenshots or results. If you have not read the guide, do not say you have.
- Disguise an ad. No pages built to look like a news article or an independent review site when they are promotions.
- Use the brand name as your own. No paid-search bidding on "Day1Dollar", "day1dollar.com" or misspellings of them, and no domains, social handles or app names built on the brand. Do not present yourself as Day1Dollar or its support team.
- Force or fake a click. No cookie stuffing, no pop-unders, no hidden iframes, no adware or toolbar traffic, no bots.
- Offer cash back, rebates or any other incentive for buying through your link. The price has to be the same $40 for every buyer. And never place the offer on adult, hateful, violent or illegal sites.
If a promotion breaks these rules we may decline or withdraw your affiliate approval, and JVZoo may act separately under its own terms. We would much rather send you a note first, so if you are not sure about something, just ask.
Four things this page deliberately does not answer yet. We would rather say "ask us" than publish a number we have not confirmed:
- Whether commissions are paid instantly or on a delay, and the payout schedule.
- The attribution window on a click.
- Whether paid ads to this offer are allowed, and whether you may link direct or need a bridge page.
- Whether you may buy through your own link.
Email support@day1dollar.com and you will get a straight answer, in writing, before you spend anything. A review copy for anyone who wants to read the guide before promoting it is available on the same request.
Please promote responsibly
Follow the FTC endorsement guidelines: clearly disclose your affiliate relationship (for example, "#ad") when you promote. Make no income guarantees or earnings claims, and comply with JVZoo's affiliate terms and the policies of any platform you advertise on. See our FTC Disclosure and Earnings Disclaimer for details.
Questions about the affiliate program?
Email us at support@day1dollar.com and we will be glad to help. If you want a swipe written for a specific audience, ask and we will write it.








Posts, captions and a short-video script
Every one of these includes an affiliate disclosure, because the FTC requires it and most platforms do too. Keep the disclosure in, and keep it where people will actually see it rather than buried under a wall of hashtags.
Facebook: the personal recommendation
Facebook: teach first, then link
Instagram caption
Put your link in your bio and say so.Instagram or Facebook story
Add a link sticker pointing at your link.X (Twitter)
X (Twitter): the short one
LinkedIn
Short video script (Reels, TikTok, Shorts)
About 30 seconds. Keep "#ad" on screen throughout.Reply or direct message
Only to someone who asked. Never send this in bulk.YouTube or blog description