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Partners

Affiliate marketing: your students and followers sell with a link and a code, the commission works itself out, and you pay by numbered statement with a transfer proof.

8 lessons · 43 steps

Getting started3 lessons

  1. Start the partner program“Partners” is a section of your dashboard that gets other people promoting what you sell: every partner gets a partner link and a partner code, and when someone buys through them their commission is worked out from the order itself, and voids itself if the money is refunded. Dirassa+ takes 0% and never holds the money: you pay your partners yourself, while the platform calculates, protects and keeps the record. In this lesson Karim Mansouri, a photography trainer, opens “Karim Photo ambassadors” for his certified students, then adds a second program for Instagram photographers. It works the same for a fitness coach inviting her members, a marketer working with content creators, or an author leaving his code in his city’s bookshops.6 steps · A minute for the first program, 3 minutes for each one after
  2. Programs and rulesA program is one set of rules its partners follow: what the partner earns, what their friend saves, and when a commission becomes due. The template fills everything with safe values; this lesson is for when you want to set them yourself. Nadia Ferhat, a fitness coach, sells a monthly “Home fitness program” subscription, a printed nutrition guide and one-to-one follow-up sessions, and her members promote her through “Nadia’s ambassadors”. The same rules work for a photographer selling courses or a marketer selling consulting.5 steps · 5 minutes
  3. Invite your partnersA partner enters your program through one of four doors: your students, who find “Earn with us” in their space; a personal invitation you send; the “Become a partner” page, where strangers apply to join; and a partner without an account, for a bookshop or shop that needs nothing more than a code. In this lesson Sofiane Belkacem, a digital-marketing trainer, opens all of them: his students, Youssef Hamdi, a TikTok creator, Anis Bouzid, who runs a page and applies, and “En-Nour bookshop”, which sells his printed book.5 steps · A minute per invitation

Sales, commissions and payouts3 lessons

  1. How a sale is attributedEvery sale through a partner is attributed to them by one of three doors: the partner link the buyer opened, the partner code they typed at checkout, or a manual attribution your team writes with a reason when the customer says “so-and-so sent me”. In Algeria the code matters more than the link: a voice note, a live stream, a word between friends. In this lesson Hiba Larbi, a wedding photographer, sells the “Wedding photography” course and a printed pricing guide, promoted by Amine and Sara. The same rules work for a coding trainer or a pastry chef who teaches.5 steps · 4 minutes to read; attribution itself is automatic
  2. Commissions and their statesIn “Partners” nobody writes a commission: it’s read from the order itself. It starts when the order is paid; when the money is refunded or the parcel comes back it voids itself, and every void carries a written reason the partner reads. Anything odd, like three orders from one phone number, protection holds for you to decide. In this lesson Samir Boudiaf, a pastry trainer, follows his partners’ commissions on his course, his monthly workshop and his printed recipe book sold cash on delivery. The same rules work for a language teacher or a designer selling templates.5 steps · 4 minutes, then a minute per review
  3. Payouts and statementsDirassa+ never holds the money: you pay each partner yourself, and the statement records it. Once a month “Statement no. N” closes with everything that became due and its amounts freeze; you transfer to each partner from BaridiMob, upload the screenshot as proof, and the partner confirms from their page that the money arrived. Anyone who prefers can take academy credit with a bonus, or a reward in kind. In this lesson Walid Mebarki, an English-language trainer, pays his seventh statement to four partners. It works the same for a yoga teacher or a design academy.6 steps · A minute to close the statement, two per partner

Growing1 lesson

  1. Motivate your partnersA partner who has something to post sells more. This lesson covers the tools that move your partners without writing to each of them: a campaign that raises the commission for set days, a task that pays for real, proven work rather than clicks, ready materials where every partner finds their own code, a post Noqta writes for them, a certificate whose shared link carries their code, and a message to whoever you choose. Meriem Zitouni, a graphic-design trainer, uses them before enrolment season. The same tools work for a sports coach or a novelist.5 steps · 3 minutes per tool

The partner’s side1 lesson

  1. What the partner seesA partner doesn’t enter another dashboard: their “Earn with us” space lives inside the student platform itself, in your academy’s colours and name, not Dirassa+’s. From it they share their link, see every sale with its state and reason, choose how to get paid and confirm the money arrived. This lesson is for you, to know what your partners read, and for them if you send it on. We follow Ines Mehdi, who earned the “Phone photography” certificate with Karim Mansouri and becomes his ambassador. The same space serves a fitness club member, the owner of a marketing page, or a bookshop that created its account.6 steps · Two minutes to join, then a minute every time the partner shares