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Affiliate Abuse and Brand Misuse
Hey folks! We suspect that some of our affiliates might be running paid ads using our brand name, even though it’s clearly against our terms. The problem is that everything looks “clean” on the surface, and we can’t easily prove who’s behind these ads.
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3 Replies
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Hi! This is exactly where digital brand protection https://bluepear.net/blog/brand-protection tools like Bluepear become useful. They don’t just track ads, but also help identify recurring patterns, domains, and redirects that point to affiliate abuse rather than legitimate brand activity.
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That’s interesting, because we’ve seen similar ads come and go, but never consistently enough to take action. Without concrete data, it’s hard to confront affiliates or even be sure that they’re the ones responsible.
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Consistent monitoring is key here. When abusive behavior is logged over time, it becomes much easier to distinguish authorized campaigns from violations. With proper evidence, brands can enforce affiliate policies more confidently instead of relying on assumptions or isolated screenshots.
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