How? My community helps people choose the ideal software for them. You can review a tool or make a guide for a software that you use and like. Showcase it in my community. Use the tech review or tech 101 categories. If you do that, you can use your own affiliate links. If I like the post, it will be inside my classroom. And I will show it to people who want to know more about the tool you recommended. If the post is not high quality or promote something fishy, I'll delete it. So promote something that you genuinely use and like and put some real work into it. So think about it. In exchange of making high quality content, you can post affiliate links there, they will be always avaiable and easy to find inside the classroom and I'll even promote these links to people that come there looking for recomendations and guidance. What do you think of this idea?

@Paulo Costa has a community called Plan Your Tech. He's killing it there with information about developing automated tech systems. Systems that could work well with affiliate marketing. He's about to kick it up another niche there with his Premium and VIP programs. He's not the guy that's going to get you to subscribe to 20 services so he can make a few bucks. He'll work with you to create a system that you need. Follow the link to get there.

Some of us may be creating courses as part of our online business. I'm working on some myself. If you are interested in learning from the best, you can go to Shannon Boyer's community where she teaches people how to write their best courses. I signed up there myself. Here is the link to get there.

Is this how you sell while being honest?

I've been posting more of the funnnels that I have built in Offerlab. These are other people's offers. This has mostly been on FB, I haven't fully developed/generated an email list just yet. I'm getting views but no sales. I understand it's usually a numbers game. How is everyone else doing that is working within Offerlab? Can we celebrate some wins together?