Referring to the statement in the 101 mini course "Auto-affiliate: If somebody creates a group from your group, you get paid". May i understand how this Tracking method is working in the following example: Someone signs up the first time in Skool through joining my group. A few months later he joined several other Skool Groups (like "Skool Community" or others) and wants to start now his own group. Since it's easy to switch between different skool groups: Who does get paid - the one that "first signed up" the member or the last active Group from where he clicked "Create a group"?

I promoted the current affiliate link to email list and got some interesting feedback which in turn made me investigate the "flow" a bit more. So the affiliate link goes right to a form with the 14 day free trial and there's not context to what the person is signing up for. Even though I made my list aware of Skool and the features and benefits they were still a bit confused by landing on that particular page. They didn't get the chance to learn about the tech on their own before they were asked for a credit card. I think if the affiliate links went to the Skool home page it would convert a lot better. Sam is excellent at keeping things simple and I think the home page is so concise and perfect that new visitors would sign up for a free trial instantly if they just saw the home page first.