A lot of people think they need a massive following before they can earn real affiliate income or grow a Skool community. Not true. Here are the real takeaways you need to focus on. 1. You don’t need popularity. You need discoverability. Most people who join my world find me through YouTube or short-form content. They’ve never heard of me before.What matters is getting your content in places where new people can find you. 2. YOU choose where the attention flows. Your traffic can point to:• your offer• your Skool community• your Skool affiliate link• or a mix of all three. You’re in the driver’s seat. 3. Organic content is still the simplest and strongest traffic source. Consistent YouTube uploads work quietly in the background.Your videos stack on top of each other and build momentum without you chasing it every day. 4. Teach what you’re learning. That’s enough. You don’t need to be an expert, Show your screen. Walk people through features. Tell the truth about what’s working for you. People want a real person to follow, not a perfect one. 5. Place your affiliate link everywhere it naturally belongs. Use: • YouTube descriptions • pinned comments • your Skool bio • email signatures • lesson resources • link hubsLet the link work for you even when you’re offline. 6. Recurring income is the long game. A handful of people joining at $9 a month adds up quickly when they stick around.Compounding does the heavy lifting.Skool makes this easier because the platform keeps improving and people want to stay. 7. Bonuses move people. Small incentives can make your affiliate link the obvious choice.Ideas: • a monthly group call • a simple downloadable guide • a private resource • a discount codeLittle bonuses go a long way. 8. Trust the timeline. Give yourself 30 days to set up. 90 days to build traction. A full year to see the compounding effect. This is how the quiet months turn into real income. 9. Experiment your way forward. Every win starts as a test. If you’re unsure, try it and see. This is how you learn what works for you and your audience.

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