Be A Better Dressed Affiliate With House Of Fraser [With Added Style Advice]

I bet affiliates spend hours choosing what to wear to affiliate Get2Gethers. Personally, I wear what's been ironed. But others could do with the £500 worth of designer clothes clothes at House of Fraser if they enter the competition to mark the launch of their campaign on CJ.

So here's some people that should perhaps enter the competition:

Actually, Max is suitably attired for an informal g2gether. But perhaps next time he should go for the Bench Cotton short-sleeved applique polo shirt?

Steve, although no longer an affiliate, goes for the safe option of a checked shirt. Perhaps he should try: the Short-sleeved pique rugby shirt?

Purps isn't wearing a t-shirt that says Pussy. Perhaps he should avoid confusion in future and try the Oxford long-sleeved dress shirt? (p.s. pic supplied by Swifty7)

Mark Pearson should have really gone for something a bit more colourful (and not got it straight out of the packet) and gone for the tight-fitting yellow Short-sleeved crew-neck T-shirt.

Tom should have thought about what statement he was making with his black briefs that night. He should have gone for these Hom Micro swim shorts.

Mr Frost should have thought about how rum and coke would have stained his t-shirt at harbour lights and gone for something that would have masked the beverage he couldn't handle. May be he should have gone for the Superdry Cotton crew-neck printed T-shirt?

And my final bit of advice for all you single affiliates out there! Get wasted and rip your t-shirt - the girls love it (but make sure you keep your barnet looking good):

It also works with account managers:

So if you need sprucing up to get the ladies, (or men if you're a female affiliate) then get yourself £500 of designer wear from House of Fraser!

Here's the details:

The closing date is 31st July, so you've got to get in quick. What you've got to do is answer some quick questions and email affiliates@hof.co.uk (keeping the subject line) with your answers, name, address and contact details plus a link to a fully-working website.

The questions are:

1. When was House of Fraser’s transactional website launched?
2. Based on House of Fraser’s launch 5% net commission, how much would the sale of a Hugo Boss, formal single-breasted stretch wool suit earn an affiliate?
3. Which famous female singer currently has her luxury bed linen and bedroom collection stocked on the House of Fraser site?
4. How much would an affiliate pay for the Prada 80ml eau de parfum deluxe?

And if you wanted to know more about the HofF here's some details Chris has sent over (they may include the answers!):

• 5% of the net sales value*
• 28 day cookie
• Free Product Feed (available upon request)
• High average order value - currently £90
• Strong offers, incentives and promotions
• A dedicated account management team to maximise your revenue and provide updates on strong offers, incentives and promotions advertised with a strong creative suite.
* Excludes gift vouchers, P&P and non commissionable items (non-basket brand links - these are Arthur Price, Coast, Dorma, Karen Millen, Montgomery, Principles, Shoe Studio Group, Kurt Geiger, Carvela, Oasis and Wedgwood).

House of Fraser’s first affiliate promotion with Commission Junction begun on 26 June, to coincide with its SALE Event. Product feeds and other tools are available for the SALE and in preparation for the key Autumn and Christmas period.

One key difference with the House of Fraser programme is that it works with cashback, reward and loyalty sites – making it one of the few department store affiliate programmes who do. They are also looking to work with paid search, content and social media sites.