We announced a few weeks ago that we had unveiled a completely new look of our affiliate interface.
We wanted to take the opportunity to share with everyone in more detail a few of these new changes.
New Welcome Dashboard: The simple and easy-to-read design of the new welcome dashboard provides affiliates with instant access to critical account information and a list of the top performing creative along with important message alerts from the network. This new dashboard reduces the number of clicks and time spent searching; and with new graphical reporting, affiliates can analyze their campaign performances from the moment they log into their account.
Quick Stats: Displays vital program stats based on all the merchants whose programs an affiliate is subscribed to and for whom they are generating stats. This includes impressions, clicks, approved transactions, commission by percentage, commission by CPA, commissions by referral and total commission.
Period Comparison Chart: Displays a graphical trend of an affiliates ‘campaign stats over a specific period. Affiliates can view period trends for all merchants they promote or just one program.
Commission Breakdown: Graphical display of the commissions affiliates have earned for the total approved transactions for the current month. By hovering over the pie chart with the mouse, affiliates are able to see a breakdown of the amount of commissions earned from each merchant they are promoting.
This fall, we plan to continue developing the look of the Share Results software and various tools within the system to help affiliates navigate and manage their affiliate account more efficiently.
If you are an affiliate of Share Results we encourage you to take some time to log into your account and give us your feedback about the revamped appearance. Email us at: affliates@shareresults.com
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