When you first step into affiliate marketing, one of the biggest questions you face is this: Should I focus on SEO or social media for traffic? It feels like a fork in the road. On one side, search engine optimization promises long term, steady traffic. On the other side, social Read more
The first 90 days of affiliate marketing are strange. They feel busy, confusing, and often disappointing. Most beginners are doing a lot, yet very little seems to move the needle. It is also the period where most people quietly quit, usually telling themselves that affiliate marketing does not work. In Read more
I’m just gonna say it. Some mornings, the screen stares back at you like it knows you’re stuck. You want to post, really, you do, but your brain suddenly feels like expired peanut butter: sticky, bland, kind of useless. Especially if you’re in affiliate marketing. Everyone’s yelling. Everyone’s promoting the Read more
Okay, let’s just start here: Affiliate Marketing is confusing AF when you’re new. And not confusing like “I forgot where I parked” confusing. I mean the kind of confusion where your brain short-circuits halfway through a tutorial and suddenly you’re watching videos about Albanian sheep herders because you gave up Read more
You ever stare at your laptop screen so long that the light starts to feel like it’s burning holes in your retinas, and yet, nothing’s getting done? Your to-do list is a screaming mess, your tabs are multiplying like rabbits, and somewhere in between tweaking another landing page headline and Read more
You know that feeling when you open a new notebook? The pages are blank, but your head’s already racing with the possibilities. That’s what starting affiliate marketing for free feels like, if you let it. Not like some boring checklist or another step-by-step snoozefest. More like standing at the edge Read more
We always think it’s the big moves that matter most in affiliate marketing, those massive email blasts, that viral post, the one funnel to rule them all. But it’s not always like that. More often than not? It’s the tiny things. The unnoticed bits. A link shared in a comment Read more