For people who have tried affiliate marketing:
What was the moment where you finally went:
“Ohhhh… NOW I understand.”
Was it learning content creation? Finding a good product? Getting your first sale? Understanding your audience?
I'm curious 👀
Hear me out 😂
Obviously getting the first sale is exciting.
But if you don't understand why someone bought, you're going to struggle repeating it.
I'd rather understand:
•who bought
•what they needed
•what content attracted them
•what convinced them
Then I can actually learn from the result.
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You don't necessarily need to know EVERYTHING before you start.
You need to know enough to take the first step, then keep learning.
I wasted so much time thinking I needed to have everything figured out first 😭
Sometimes you learn faster by actually doing the thing.
When I first heard about affiliate marketing, I genuinely thought you just get a link, post it everywhere and boom 😂
Yeah… no.
There's actually a lot more to it.....finding the right audience, knowing what people need, creating content, talking to prospects etc.
What did you think affiliate marketing was before you actually looked into it?
5 things I'd avoid if I was starting affiliate marketing again
•Trying to promote everything
•Copying somebody else's content word for word
•Making every single post “BUY THIS” 😭
•Expecting results immediately
•Not learning how to actually talk to people
The last one is underrated tbh.