AP is opening a Strategic Territory Growth department and hiring Spanish-speaking Partner Growth Managers, one in Mexico City, to recruit LATAM publishers. But a publisher in Mexico or Brazil who finds AP's program directory sees 63 programs, 56 tagged North America and just one tagged LATAM, all in English, and AP's LATAM market guides date from 2022. Today every LATAM publisher has to be found by cold email.
First action
List the client programs that already accept LATAM traffic.
How to measure it
Monthly LATAM publisher applications
- Now
- –
- Target
- 50
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Audit programs
Which client programs accept LATAM traffic, and on which networks.
Partner Growth Manager (LATAM) 1 week
Ask clients
Get approval to list more programs for LATAM.
Senior Growth Manager 2 weeks
Write the hub
Spanish first, then Portuguese, by native speakers.
Partner Growth Manager (LATAM) 2 weeks
Build the form
One application routed to the LATAM managers.
Web team 3 days
Use in outreach
Every LATAM recruitment email links the hub.
Partner Growth Manager (LATAM) ongoing
Report
Applications, approvals and first sales by country.
Partner Growth Manager (LATAM) monthly
Why it works
Publish a Spanish hub (and a Portuguese version) listing every client program that accepts LATAM traffic, with commission, cookie and network in the publisher's language, a short "how AP works with publishers" note and one application form routed to the LATAM managers. Ask current clients which programs can open to LATAM and tag them. Link the hub from every recruitment email so cold outreach lands on a page in the publisher's language.
Inbound applications cost less than cold outreach, and a visible LATAM program list is proof for brands that AP can deliver the region.
Ready to use
ChecklistLATAM publisher hub launch list
[ ] Programs accepting LATAM traffic, by network [ ] Client approvals to list more [ ] Spanish hub written by a native speaker [ ] Portuguese version for Brazil [ ] Application form routed to the LATAM managers [ ] Hub linked in every LATAM recruitment email [ ] Monthly report by country
Risks and how to handle them
Few programs accept LATAM traffic yet
Launch with the ones that do and add more as clients agree.
Machine translation reads badly
Write the hub in Spanish, not translated.
Evidence
- HiringPartner Growth Manager (LATAM) (posted October 9, 2026, US cities and Mexico City): "an exciting new role that will sit in our Strategic Territory Growth department" with "a key focus in the LATAM affiliate space"; "Fluency in Spanish is required. Fluency in Portuguese is a plus"; the role recruits publishers by cold email and SimilarWeb research and manages "the top 10 partners for their respective clients".Source
- Your websiteProgram directory (/partners/our-programs/, October 22, 2026): 63 client affiliate programs publishers can join. By region tag: North America 56, EMEA 5, Global 4, LATAM 1 (Domestika, consumer location "US, Canada, LATAM"), APAC 0. Every program page is in English.Source
- Your website"LATAM Spotlight: Affiliate Marketing in Mexico" is dated October 26, 2022 and uses 2021 e-commerce figures; a Brazil spotlight sits alongside it. The sitemap has no Spanish- or Portuguese-language pages.Source
- Your websiteProgram pages list commission, cookie length, payout model, network, AOV and approved partner types with a "Join Now" button; their sitemap last-modified dates are all in 2024, and some descriptions are older (the Lindt page cites "sales of CHF 4.97 billion in 2022").Source
- Your websiteGlobal and regional page: "Across 40+ countries, our global teams operate with discipline, bringing local expertise and cultural fluency"; APVision gives "connected reporting across networks, markets and partner types". The contact page lists offices in Boston, London, Berlin, Singapore and Sydney.Source