Promoting physical products as an affiliate pays 3% to 10% per sale instead of the 30% to 50% you'd earn on a course, and your commission disappears if the buyer sends the item back. You win by...
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What Do You Say When Someone Says the Product Is Too Expensive?
When a prospect says the product is too expensive, don't defend the price. Change what they compare it against. Try this: "Compared to what? If it saves you five hours a week, it pays for itself in...
How to Build an Affiliate Marketing Funnel
An affiliate marketing funnel is a repeatable path that turns a stranger into a subscriber, warms that subscriber up with helpful emails, and then points them to an affiliate offer at the moment...
Affiliate Marketing vs. MLM: What’s the Difference?
Affiliate marketing pays you a commission when someone buys through your unique link, one transaction, one payout. MLM (multi-level marketing) pays you mainly for recruiting other people who buy in...
Do Ad Blockers Break Affiliate Tracking?
Ad blockers break affiliate tracking when they block the third-party script or pixel that records a sale, not the affiliate link itself. Around 27% of US internet users run one, so a slice of your...
How to Go Full-Time as an Affiliate Marketer
Going full-time as an affiliate marketer comes down to two numbers: how much stable monthly commission you're pulling, and how many months of expenses you have sitting in the bank. Hit both and you...




