Our survey found that consumers have a broadly favorable view of affiliate marketing. However, there are significant differences in how each generation encounters and considers affiliate ads.
Despite its uncomplicated value proposition, affiliate marketing is in a constant state of reinvention. Our survey of 1,378 US consumers about their attitudes toward advertising and privacy identified a number of trends that could shift the balance of power in affiliate.
Key Question: How do consumers encounter and view affiliate content, and how do they feel about it?
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Different Generations Encounter Affiliate Content in Different Places (% of US consumers who encounter affiliate ads online, by category/channel, May 2024)
Different Generations Encounter Affiliate Content in Different Places (% of US consumers who encounter affiliate ads online, by category/channel, May 2024)
Consumers Find Affiliate Ads to Be Among the Least Intrusive (% of US consumers who noticed each ad type and described it as at least "very intrusive," May 2024)
Different Generations Encounter Affiliate Content in Different Places (% of US consumers who encounter affiliate ads online, by category/channel, May 2024)
Consumers Find Affiliate Ads to Be Among the Least Intrusive (% of US consumers who noticed each ad type and described it as at least "very intrusive," May 2024)