Sentence examples for become affiliate from inspiring English sources

When bloggers recommend a book to their readers and then provide a link to the volume on, say, Amazon, they become affiliate marketers and thereby receive a cut of the sales–up to 15%.

The move will ultimately mean that Groupon pays less to third parties each time a deal gets purchased by a user, but Groupon also is promising, at least for now, that it will also mean better returns for publishers who elect to become affiliate marketing partners of Groupon's.

Earlier this year, Pinterest got into hot water when it quietly adjusted some users' links to become affiliate-marketing links, and seemed to be collecting all the revenue for itself.

Reuveni Pridan is negotiating with the Interpublic Group of Companies to become affiliated with an Interpublic agency.

By then Mr. Kurtti had become affiliated with Allied Productions, a nonprofit founded by ABC No Rio's directors, Peter Cramer and Jack Waters, along with Carl George, who organized the Participant Inc. show.

It had become affiliated with manufactured culture, with the crowd, and with the sentimentality and repetitive stylization that crowds, in their quest for a common identity, often crave.

But he said Peconic could not provide better patient care, so last year the three hospitals decided to become affiliates of North Shore-L.I.J.

Peconic Health Corporation and three member hospitals serving the East End of Long Island signed an agreement last week to become affiliates of North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System, the largest health system on Long Island.

If we can also become affiliated with some of those people, we can bring a new level of excitement to the property".

Some Republicans may have become affiliated with the Tea Party movement in the hope of aligning themselves with an invigorated and energetic grassroots conservative movement.

Flemmi had recently become affiliated with another up-and-coming gangster, a cunning and disciplined South Boston hood named James Bulger, who was known, owing to his platinum hair, as Whitey.