UpPromote: アフィリエイト マーケティング

This is a great app to manage affiliates in Shopify. I have worked with a large number of affiliate software packages and find this one super easy and intuitive to use. I specially appreciate the reporting. The reporting highlights which affiliates to work with and grow their promotion. The price is extremely reasonable while providing better tools compared to more expensive platforms. They earned every single one of the 5 stars!

So far so good. Will be using the test to see if we want to upgrade to the growth package. Have high hopes

Super smooth process. Was easy to access and the start up process was even easier. Will be looking forward to using this.

amazed !! :) very nice and easy to use thanks a lot for making this possible to all users , recommended app

Great help from the team! Thank Tammy's warm help.
My web is not ready to promote right now, so I cannot give details about its function. But I truly believe that this is a great app!

Great app, quick and easy to setup, the English is not perfect but can I work with it, I'm excited about what this app has to offer and help grow our business!

Super easy to setup, great UI! Plus they have a free tier so you can get a handle on how the system works before committing.

I love the step by step help for set up! Excited to have affiliates for my small business. Also love that I am in control of everything.

looks promising. Easy to set up. Wil ltry the free plan first
looks promising. Easy to set up. Wil ltry the free plan first

EDIT 1:
Since writing this review I've received a steady stream of emails and also been contacted on Facebook by a fake profile that has Ava Sambora as "her" profile picture in some kind of attempt of.. well, I don't know what actually. Just surprised they haven't called me yet.. Anyways, shady business practices just went up by 73%

I suspect this has something to do with shedding light on a somewhat flawed review system where developers specifically ask kindly for reviews in a gesture that feels very honest - in order to get the most important marketing you can get today. A good review score.

I'll keep updating this review on what happens next - if next happens, stay tuned friends! ;)

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EDIT 2:
Since I'm a curious person I had to dig a little deeper, turns out "Michelle Lee", the person that contacted me on Facebook with a fake profile is posting on Quora Forums, copy+paste answering questions and ofc recommending Secomapp apps to people. With the same fake profile picture of Ava Sambora claiming to be "Shopify adviser, specialize in store design and customer retention", not a word about representing the company "she" advice people to use on her profile. To be fair "She" DID however have a short streak of copy+paste answering a couple of questions with "WE HAVE A FREE APP" but apparently went back to not be transparent about representing the company she suggests to beginners asking questions about setting up their stores.

Shady business practices up by 86%
(if you've done your math the're currently at 159%, impressive)

END OF EDIT 2

This review is a statement against something I'm getting more and more tired of. Developers asking for a review after just a couple of days using their apps or services. When choosing a service or app, the reviews are the biggest deciding factor for most people but if 252 people have given this app a 5 star rating after 3-4 days of use then these reviews don't really mean anything!

This review and rating has NOTHING to do with the usefulness of this app. I'm sure it's great. I just wouldn't know. I decided to go with another app for my affiliate program because I wanted a more streamlined system to pay affiliates so this wasn't the app for me. It doesn't mean it's bad at all.

The 1 score is just there to get more readers aware of the core issue. Reviews are the most important marketing tool for an app developer but it's also the most important tool for customers to make informed decisions. If I get asked to write a review 3-4 days after installing the app, I'm going to assume most of the 5-scores was asked to do the same and honestly - that doesn't help me make an informed decision at all.

There are simple apps out there that do very simple things and you can rate them after a couple of minutes and be confident you give them a fair score but this is an app for affiliate marketing, I don't see how anyone can write a fair review before using it for at least a month.

Dear developers. I get that reviews are important for you, but they're important for us too. Anyone asking me to write a review within the first week of use is going to get a 1 no matter how great your product is.

Dear consumer, this doesn't mean the app is bad, it can possibly be amazing. But it might help you read the overall rating in a different way.