Affiliate Marketing Events & Conferences
Dates, cities and verticals for every affiliate, iGaming and eCommerce conference in 2026 and 2027. Where we have a reader discount, it is on the event page.
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Featured affiliate conferences
Affiliate Grand Slam
Affiliate World Asia 2026
Asia's largest performance marketing conference, back in Bangkok for two days. Around 7,000 marketers from more than 110 countries — affiliates, media buyers, ecommerce operators and the advertisers paying for all of it — working a marketplace of 300+ exhibitors. The stage runs 35+ speakers across six or more tracks split by traffic source: Meta, TikTok, Google, native and ecommerce ads, each followed by a mixer that puts you in a room with people buying the same channel. A ticket covers both days, early access to the networking app, and a first-timers' session if you have not done one of these before. If you are deciding between one show this year and none, this is the one with the most account managers per square metre.
Upcoming affiliate marketing events
Filter by vertical, then read down by month.
November 2026
4 eventsDecember 2026
6 eventsBlockchain Life 2026
CryptoAI Future
AIEMECEXPO 2026
eCommerceFridman Palace
AffiliateWN C-Level Summit Dubai'26
iGamingAWSummit Thailand
AffiliateApril 2027
1 eventWhy attend an affiliate conference
Better terms, agreed face to face
Payout bumps, higher caps and exclusivity get signed off at a booth by someone who can say yes. The same request by email takes three weeks and a no.
What is converting right now
Case studies go out months after the angle is burnt. The people running it are in the room, and after hours they say more than they would on stage.
Meet the AM who approves your traffic
Ten minutes at a booth turns a support queue into a phone number. It costs nothing and it is usually the part of the trip that pays for itself.
Who shows up, and who quietly did not
Which networks exhibit, which sponsor and which skipped a show they attended last year tells you more about their health than any review page.
How we cover affiliate events
What we publish before, during and after a show, in the shape organisers brief media partners. Every line is something you can hold us to. We ask for a press pass and a discount for our readers in return.
- 01A listing on this calendar
- 02A dedicated article, with the discounted ticket link front and centre
- 03An email campaign to our list carrying the same link
- 04Social posts, including the "we’ll be there" run-up
- 01Filmed interviews from the floor, published to our channels
- 02Live social coverage across the two days
- 03Notes on who exhibited and what was actually moving
- 01A written review of how the event actually went
- 02The same review out by email and social
- 03A push for the organiser’s next edition
Submit your affiliate event — free
Listing is editorial and costs nothing. Send us the dates, the city and who it is for. We reply either way.
What you get · Editorial
- A listing on this calendar
- Your own page, with your dates and link
- A dedicated article where it fits our readers
- Your discount shown on the page, if you offer one
What you get · Media partner
- Everything above, plus:
- On-site coverage at events we attend
- Filmed interviews from the floor
- A post-event recap, by article and email
- A social campaign across the run-up
How we decide
One question: would the people who read this site buy a ticket? A show with 300 of the right attendees beats one with 5,000 of the wrong ones, and paying us changes where a listing sits on the page, never whether it is true.
Affiliate events, answered
How do events get listed here?+
We list conferences an affiliate or media buyer would realistically travel to, and we keep the dates and cities current. Listing is editorial. An organiser cannot buy a place on the calendar.
Where do the discount codes come from?+
From media partnerships with the organisers. Where we have one, the code is on that event’s page. Where we do not, the page says so rather than sending you to a dead coupon.
Do you cover every event on the calendar?+
No. The calendar is broader than our coverage. We write pre-show and post-show pieces for the events we attend or have contacts at, and those articles are linked from the event page.
I run an event. How do I get it added?+
Send us the dates, city, vertical and website. If it fits what our readers attend, we will list it, and we will tell you plainly if it does not.
Get the ticket discounts before they expire
One email when a new conference goes on the calendar, when we get a reader discount, and when we publish a review of a show we attended. Nothing else.