TyesByTara Launches Affiliate Program

DENVER, Colo. — TyesByTara, a designer for women's "tyes," announced its Get Tyed affiliate program.

The company said the program offers 20 percent commission with monthly payouts, transparent reporting tools, carefully crafted banners and an automated tracking system.

“The Get Tyed affiliate program is a win-win for TyesByTara and our partners, both large and small,” founder Tara Christine said.

“By working with affiliate websites, we’re not only increasing our web presence, but we are also giving our affiliate partners the ability to create a quick and fashionable way to generate a new revenue stream.”

The company said affiliates that sign up and qualify for the Get Tyed affiliate program between now and Jan. 10 will automatically receive an introductory Get Tyed kit that contains TyesByTara's products, brand literature and affiliate tips.

The new program is the latest initiative from TyesByTara to help businesses and organizations expand their portfolio of accessories for women.

For more information, go to TyesByTara.com.

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