It’s an instant download — the file is available the moment your payment clears, straight from your order confirmation. Nothing ships and there’s no email delay.

Any device with a browser — phone, tablet or laptop. You open the downloaded file the same way you’d open a web page, and the layout adapts to the screen size.

Refunds are handled under our store’s Refund Policy (30 days), which covers the details for digital access.

It’s written for people who have one, since the whole idea is that partner links fill gaps around a catalog rather than replace it. Without a store it still reads as useful background, but you’d have less to apply it to.

It names the families and the kinds of networks worth looking at, with examples — but availability, approval rules and terms change constantly and differ by region, so it teaches you how to judge one rather than handing you a list that would be out of date.

No, because nobody could. Every advertiser sets its own payout model, tracking window and rules, so the guide gives you a framework for comparing them and sends you to the program’s own dashboard for the actual numbers.

That’s the reverse direction, and one section covers it: outside channels bringing buyers to your own products, rather than you recommending somebody else’s. Plenty of owners end up running both.

Yes, and the guide is firm about it — near the recommendation, in plain words, where a reader will actually see it. In a career and money context that isn’t just etiquette.

No. It starts from what the arrangement actually is and what isn’t your responsibility, then narrows to a handful of decisions. The advice throughout is to run two or three partners well rather than ten badly.