Hey Frankson – I’ve never heard of NiceUs but I’m always wary of sites like this. There are lots of legitimate sub affiliate networks available corresponding to Skimlinks, Viglink and Flex Offers and smaller niche ones shouldn’t be discounted as a result of they aren’t family names. However before becoming a member of any site like that, do some research to see what real persons are saying. I found a few posts with questionable reviews, so I’d in my opinion steer clear.
You can find a lot of economic programs with the sub associate networks I mentioned above, with out the concern. Best of luck!What I would suggest is going to all of the top sites on your niche and in the finance niche in usual. Look for content material about checking and reductions money owed and follow their links to see which are associate links. That’ll provide you with an idea of who has affiliate programs. Check their site for an affiliate program or if you don’t see one, try Googling or emailing them directly to see if which you could set up a custom partnership. Sometimes banks don’t promote their courses or have a proper one set up, but can have the capability to pay for referrals if you reach out and explain why you’d be a good fit.
They could have minimum audience requirements, so just keep trying until you find one who’s inclined to check it out with you.
