Podcasts about Affiliate marketing

#871 What do you imagine when you think of a solopreneur? I thought it was about building a business entirely on your own, never asking anyone for help. This gave me a sense of control, especially after losing my architecture job. Whether my brand would succeed or fail, more than anything, I wanted it to be on my terms! Here's the spoiler alert, though. You can't do it alone if you want to make it as an entrepreneur. Believe me, I know the objections: "Hiring is expensive." "Managing people is annoying." But how do we get over these hurdles to level up our businesses? In this episode, I share the hidden costs of going solo and the exact process I've used to find people who would 10x my growth. I discuss overcoming perfectionism, the contrast between collaboration and networking, and red flags to look out for when dealing with people. Join me for this session! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session871.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Mike is back on the podcast to finally reveal what he's been up to in the past year. He shares his journey from e-commerce to going full-time content creation on launching a YouTube channel while also talking about the importance of video content in promoting e-commerce brands and the potential for YouTube as a business opportunity.  Struggling with tariffs? Unsure about upcoming changes? Let's talk! With Portless, you only pay tariffs after your customers pay you – so your cash always moves faster than your costs. Schedule a risk assessment and leverage tariff deferment today. All new customers get $1,000 to reinvest in their business. Timestamps 00:00 – The Journey of Mike Jackness 02:32 – Transitioning from E-commerce to New Ventures 04:03 – The Impact of Amazon and Tariffs on E-commerce 12:01 – The Future of E-commerce and Emerging Opportunities As always, if you have any questions or anything that you need help with, leave a comment down below if you're interested.  Don't forget to leave us a review on iTunes if you enjoy our content.   Thanks for listening! Until next time, happy selling!

Ever wish you could scale your affiliate program without cloning yourself? In this episode, I'm breaking down the exact ways I use AI to run affiliate programs more efficiently and effectively… and how you can do it, too. TEXT ME: +1 (260) 217-4619

Are you looking to transform your podcast into a true marketing powerhouse for your business? In this episode of Podcast Talent Coach, I dive into the world of virtual events with the incredible Steve Eriksen, founder of EventRaptor.   VIRTUAL EVENTS: YOUR SECRET PODCAST MARKETING TOOL 00:00 Engage Audience with Your Story 04:22 "Mastering Virtual Event Hosting" 08:32 Building Event Lists with Top Speakers 12:28 "Entrepreneurial Success Through Speaking" 16:44 "Set Deadlines for Accountability" 20:14 Clarity Boosts Sales: Simple Pricing 21:49 "Virtual Summits Drive Audience Engagement" 25:42 Summit Preparation: Key Considerations 30:48 Tailoring Talks for Different Audiences 33:27 Targeted Networking for Real Estate Professionals 35:53 "Service Bundles and Success Guarantees" 38:28 "Nine-Step Rapport-Building Framework" 42:09 Virtual Summits for Lead Conversion 45:46 "Weekly Coaching Invitation"   We reveal exactly how hosting and speaking at summits, masterminds, and online conferences can rapidly grow your email list, attract your ideal clients, and explode your authority in your niche. Virtual events are so much more than just another "networking" opportunity—they're a dynamic growth strategy. On this episode, you'll hear why they offer results no other channel can match.   THE COMPOUND POWER OF VIRTUAL EVENTS If you want leverage, you need to get in front of more people—faster. That's why I'm such a huge advocate of virtual events. When you speak at a summit or online masterminds, you aren't just building rapport with one person at a time. You're leveraging the audience of a host who's vouching for your expertise and putting you directly in front of people already interested in your topic. And when you host your own virtual summit, you don't just add 25 or 50 leads. You're suddenly adding hundreds or even thousands of the right people to your email list, letting you scale your business much more quickly.   AVOIDING COMMON VIRTUAL EVENT MISTAKES Steve Eriksen and I dig deep into what separates successful summits from virtual event disasters. We reveal why keeping things simple—for both your offers and your event organization—is key if you want real results. Steve shares powerful examples of mistakes to avoid, like confusing multi-tiered VIP offers that leave attendees unsure and uncommitted. Instead, you'll learn why clarity and a focused value proposition always win, and how offering a single irresistible option can drive thousands in summit revenue.   FIVE KEY ELEMENTS TO BE SUMMIT-READY You might be wondering: What do you really need to show up and win at a virtual event? Steve Eriksen is the Founder of EventRaptor - the BEST solution for making Virtual Event Management easy! In his previous role as the Chief Technology Officer for Mary Morrissey, a life coach certification organization with an 8-figure revenue, he was responsible for all the tech that went into their events with thousands of attendees. Steve now helps entrepreneurs with their event tech with EventRaptor. Steve breaks down the five-step system every podcasting entrepreneur should have in place. These include a strong lead magnet, a signature talk that plants your expertise in people's minds, a reliable follow-up sequence, an irresistible offer, and a simple sales conversion system. Whether you're hosting or guest-speaking, having this foundation will not only grow your email list but also turn new listeners into long-term clients.   BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS THAT LAST Podcasting and virtual events are about more than downloads and email addresses. They're about building meaningful relationships with your audience and fellow experts. Throughout this episode, I share how consistently showing up (even as a last-minute speaker) builds goodwill in the virtual event space, leading to more invitations, stronger JV partnerships, and more sales. If you're ready to establish trust, deepen engagement, and finally build a platform that delivers impact, this episode will give you the exact blueprint to make that happen. Don't forget to grab Steve's incredible “Get Summit Ready” checklist at www.PodcastTalentCoach.com/summitready, and start leveraging the transformational power of virtual events today!   If you would like my help to walk you every step of the way, go to https://podcasttalentcoach.com/strategy-call/. Just click the button and apply to have a chat with me. We will develop your plan and see how I can help and support you to achieve your podcast goals.

In this episode of the Affiliate Marketing Podcast, Gaurav Arora shares his extensive experience in the affiliate marketing industry, discussing the evolution of affiliate networks, the importance of direct partnerships, and the need for strategic segmentation in affiliate programs. He emphasises the significance of building relationships with account managers and understanding the diverse roles of publishers in the customer journey. The conversation also explores best practices for leveraging affiliate networks effectively and the future of affiliate marketing in the context of AI and data-driven strategies.Key segments of this podcast and where you can tune in to go direct: [04:32] The Role of Affiliate Networks vs. Direct Partnerships[12:32] Segmenting Affiliate Programs for Growth[22:15] Best Practices for Working with Affiliate NetworksELEVATE 2025: Time is running out to join the revolution!Join us in London on July 15 and 16 for two days of pure performance marketing acceleration.Check out the agenda, get your ticket AND get your entries in for the BRAND NEW AFFIVERSE RAV AWARDS here.Miss it and miss out!#AffiliateWINS: Your Victory Lap Starts Now!Join the #AffiliateWINS movement! Share your affiliate marketing triumphs and success stories on social media to help spread positivity throughout the industry.Time to flip the script: less calling out, more calling UP. Let's make #AffiliateWINS the hashtag that dominates feeds everywhere!Ready to brag? Share success stories like these:"Just closed our best Q1 ever with the partner who's been in it with us since day one. Loyalty pays dividends. #AffiliateWINS""Our affiliate just turned a shoestring budget into 5x ROAS using nothing but authentic UGC and love. Small spend, massive returns. #AffiliateWINS""Here's to the quiet achievers steadily driving volume without the spotlight. You're the backbone of this industry. #AffiliateWINS”Each week on the Affiliate Marketing Podcast, we're showcasing why affiliate isn't just a moment—it's EVERY moment in your business. Share your #AffiliateWINS as we unveil an incredible lineup of guests and features, brought to you by our season sponsors at Everflow.io.Use the hashtag to shout-out your wins and positivity on social channels or contact us directly with your stories.Get Your Questions Answered by Lee-Ann!Use this form to submit a question to Lee-Ann and get it answered on the Affiliate Marketing Podcast.Want to learn more about elevating your affiliate program? Subscribe to the Affiliate Marketing Podcast for weekly insights from industry leaders.Subscribe to our podcast HERE!Send me a text with your questions

#870 How fast would your business grow if you could cut through the noise and generate red-hot leads for your products? In this episode, my award-winning entrepreneur guest shares how to do just that. Daniel Priestley has uncovered an amazing strategy to find your ideal customers using online quizzes and assessments. You're not going to want to miss my chat with him because you can apply this simple tactic at any stage in your journey to level up big time! Daniel started his first company at twenty-one, bringing in more than a million dollars a month within three years. From the start, his focus on lead generation above all else proved to be a game-changer. Today, Daniel walks us through the steps of his system. We discuss everything from the number of followers you need as a beginner to the essential question your quizzes should include to identify high-value customers. Join us for this must-listen interview! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session870.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Most people panic when managing 10 affiliates. We ran a launch with 1,200 of them. Today, I'm sharing the biggest lessons, the surprises, the wins, and the near-disasters from the trenches of our largest affiliate launches ever. If you ever plan to scale your program…or if you just want to avoid the same mistakes we made…I've got you covered. LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Your Affiliate Launch Coach How to Use Swipe Copy 7 Secrets of 7-Figure Launches How to Motivate Your Affiliates Before a Promotion or Launch TEXT ME: +1 (260) 217-4619

Hold onto your fairy wings this week Suzanne is joined by Michelle Whitehead (aka “the lawyer from fairyland”) for a magical yet practical deep dive into the world of affiliate marketing. If you've ever wondered how to ethically earn a little extra by sharing what you already love, or you've side-eyed affiliate offers that felt a bit…MLM-adjacent...this episode is your cup of no-nonsense tea. In this episode Suzanne and Michelle discuss:  Affiliate Marketing 101: What it actually is (spoiler: not a pyramid scheme) and how you can use it without having your own business. Legal Must-Knows: Michelle breaks down why agreements matter and how they protect everyone involved. Keeping It Human: Contracts with heart? Yep. It's all about connection, clarity, and making sure no one's left confused or out of pocket. Future-Proof Your Deals: Businesses grow, and so should your agreements. We talk flexibility, fairness, and how to keep your contracts in line with your values. Custom Fit Matters: Not all affiliate relationships are created equal, learn how to tailor your terms so they actually work for you. Mindful Marketing: How staying in integrity with your commission rates can create ripple effects that benefit your whole business community. This is your permission slip to make affiliate marketing fun, fair, and fully aligned with your business values, no sleaze required. Find out more about Michelle here: https://www.carefreecounsel.com  Find out more about Suzanne here: https://www.suzanneculberg.com For exclusive content, including a private solo podcast, join Suzanne's Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/suzanneculberg Enjoy my podcast? You'll love my emails, sign up here: https://www.suzanneculberg.com/newsletter Join Networking without Schmooze with Laura & Suze, Register here - https://networkingwithoutschmooze.substack.com/ Want to be a guest on The Nope Coach podcast? Send Suzanne Culberg a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/thenopecoach A simple way to make my day – please subscribe to my YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/@suzanneculberg?sub_confirmation=1 The Nope coach Suzanne Culberg teaches you how to put yourself first without feeling selfish, by setting healthy boundaries and reclaiming the unapologetic badass you long to be. Contact Suzanne here: https://www.suzanneculberg.com/contact      

Brian Ross, a product specialist, is focused on his financial future through 401(k) and Roth accounts. After struggling with dropshipping and making just one sale in three months, he found inspiration in the Wake Up Legendary podcast. In January 2025, he reignited his efforts at a Mastermind event and is now selling the Confidence Challenge. He credits his progress to Legendary, his community, and his mentor Bonnie King, believing he is on the right path.

#marketing #sales #onlinebusinessBruno Nwogu, the “Einstein of Marketing,” went from a ₦40,000/month gym job to making millions online. In this episode, we break down the psychology behind customer behavior, sales process flaws in Nigerian businesses, and how to sell with authenticity.This is not theory. It's real strategy backed by experience—and it might just change how you sell forever.Join my community: https://paulfoh.com/join-sales-factory-community/––– Free Resources –––Get the episode PDF + full transcript: https://paulfoh.substack.com/––– More From Paul Foh –––1-on-1 Coaching: https://paulfoh.com/coachingSales Factory (community for entrepreneurs & salespeople): https://paulfoh.com/join-sales-factory-community/Instagram: https://instagram.com/paulfohLinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3F2G8cL#marketing #sales #affiliateMarketing #psychology #entrepreneurship #discovery #businessstrategy #authenticity #Nigeria #AIinSales

WHAT I WOULD DO DIFFERENTLY STARTING MY PODCAST If I were to start this journey all over again, what would I do differently? That's exactly what I cover in this episode of Podcast Talent Coach. After years on the radio and over a decade in podcasting, I've learned a lot—often the hard way! In this week's episode, I lay out three crucial things I'd do differently to help you avoid the same mistakes. You can command attention with your content, and actually attract clients instead of endlessly chasing them down. You don't have to struggle to find listeners if you set up your content for engagement, connection, and growth from the start. RESOURCES MENTIONED: Podcast Talent Coach: www.PodcastTalentCoach.com The Big Party Show: https://hurrdatmedia.com/hurrdat-one/shows/the-big-party-show/ LEAN INTO YOUR PERSONALITY EARLY The first think I would do differently: lean into personality sooner rather than later. For years, I tried copying other radio personalities, and it just didn't work. Your authenticity is magnetic. Listeners fall in love with who you are—not just what you say. That genuine connection builds trust and keeps people coming back. When I finally started just being myself, everything changed. That's when my shows started reaching the top of the ratings, and I was able to help others do the same. The secret isn't in the content; it's in the storyteller. Share your stories, your quirks, and your unique perspective. Because you are what makes you worth listening to. BUILD RELATIONSHIPS WITH JOINT VENTURE PARTNERS The next thing I'd do differently is find joint venture partners much sooner. JV partners will promote you to their audiences, helping you explode your email list, get in front of ideal clients, and grow your business faster than you ever could alone. Not all JV partners are equal, though. So, focus on finding the ones who are active promoters and are aligned with your values. By plugging into the right partnerships, I took my email list from 500 to over 5,000 in just a year. If you want explosive growth, don't go it alone—collaborate! Your network is a growth multiplier, not just a way to get your name out there. HIRE A COACH TO SHORTCUT YOUR SUCCESS The third thing I'd do differently? Get a coach early. I know there's hesitation. "Will it be worth it? Will I actually implement?" But, having the right mentor is a game-changer. I waited six years before hiring my first coach, and progress after that skyrocketed. Different coaches have helped me with sales, offers, content, and scaling systems. A mentor helps you not just gather information, but actually implement it, saving you years of trial and error. Remember: information alone doesn't create transformation. You've got to take action—and a great coach will help you do just that. TURN INFORMATION INTO ACTION If you want to stand out and attract both fans and clients, it's all about taking action. Don't just collect PDFs, lead magnets, and courses. Decide what's going to move the needle and make it happen. Most content creators never act on what they learn. Be the exception. Whether it's refining your origin story to create rapport, building JV relationships, or working with a mentor, execution is what will separate you from everyone else. Attracting clients and building powerful relationships with your audience starts the minute you put yourself into your podcast and follow these proven strategies. Want to talk more about how to implement this in your show? Reach out to me. You can email me at Coach at PodcastTalentCoach.com. I can help you develop your unique brand, build authority, and create content that actually grows your business. If you're ready to take action, let's chat—and I'll help you become someone worth listening to and learning from! Find more resources and coaching information at www.PodcastTalentCoach.com.

In this conversation, Dusty Porter interviews Whitney Bonds, a successful YouTube creator with over 160,000 subscribers. Whitney shares her journey from blogging to YouTube, discussing the challenges she faced, including overcoming her fear of being on camera. She emphasizes the importance of diversifying income streams, building trust with her audience, and creating content with intention. Whitney also delves into her monetization strategies, including affiliate marketing and ad revenue, while maintaining her integrity as a creator. The discussion highlights the evolving landscape of YouTube and the significance of authenticity in content creation. What We Offer Creators Join Creator Communities. A place to gather with other creators every single day. This provides access to Our Private Discord Server, Monthly Mastermind Group, and MORE!  Hire Dusty To Be Your YouTube Coach Subscribe to our weekly newsletter: Each week I document what I'm doing in my business and creative journey, share new things I've discovered, mistakes I've made, and much more! BEST TOOLS FOR CREATORS and ENTREPRENEURS: YouTube Optimization (Creative Fuel): https://geni.us/oPCt7Cf Hire Freelancers and Artists (Fiverr): https://geni.us/h4zMWAP Podcast Hosting (Libsyn): https://geni.us/TrpwY0 GeniusLink Link Shortener: https://geni.us/fHPAe Stock Assets For Creators (Envato): https://geni.us/rlEKkLB E-commerce (Shopify): https://geni.us/m9ctWwe Podcast Recording and Editing (Riverside.FM) https://geni.us/PLlt1M Mentioned Links & Resources Creator's Corner Mastermind Group https://www.dustyporter.com/creatorcommunities Entrepreneur's Minute Newsletter https://www.dustyporter.com/newsletter One-on-One YouTube Coaching with Dusty https://www.dustyporter.com/youtubecoaching --- VidIQ Tool https://geni.us/UkonWT Spotter Studio (Affiliate Link) https://geni.us/T9aUF Charlie Chang's YouTube Channel (referenced for thumbnail/title strategy) https://www.youtube.com/@CharlieChang Nate O'Brien's YouTube Channel (inspiration for Whitney's YouTube journey) https://www.youtube.com/@NateOBrien Canva (discussed as a tutorial topic and affiliate content) https://www.canva.com/ My YouTube Film Gear:

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On this week's Affiliate Marketing Podcast, host Lee-Ann Johnstone is joined by Cindy Shen, Head of Account Management, EMEA at Everflow. With over 20 years of marketing experience, Cindy brings a unique perspective from traditional marketing to the affiliate space. Together, they explore how breaking down departmental silos and fostering cross-team collaboration can dramatically transform affiliate program performance and reputation.Our thanks to Everflow.io as our sponsor, this season.Key segments of this podcast and where you can tune in to go direct: [04:30] Why affiliate marketing remains misunderstood despite its growth.[09:20] Case study of successful cross-team collaboration in a mobile app company.[19:50] Tracking beyond initial conversion to maximise customer lifetime value.Get Your Questions Answered by Lee-Ann!Use this form to submit a question to Lee-Ann and get it answered on the Affiliate Marketing Podcast.Want to learn more about elevating your affiliate program? Subscribe to the Affiliate Marketing Podcast for weekly insights from industry leaders.Subscribe to our podcast HERE!Rate, Review & Subscribe on Apple Podcasts “I love Affiverse's Affiliate Marketing Podcast.”

#869 Imagine spending years building an audience on social media. Slowly, your followers begin to know, like, and trust you. You're now making sales, and everything is going well. Then one day, it's all gone. You can't access your account, and the platform you were using won't do anything to help. This is what happened to me when I was using Facebook. I got hacked, and there was nothing I could do about it. I had to start from scratch. That's why email is the most important platform for your business. It's your insurance policy and the best way to own the audience you've grown! So listen in on this episode because I share the three key pillars of email marketing! Everything from accounts getting suspended or shadowbanned to algorithm changes can affect our livelihoods. Join me to learn how to protect yourself, have a direct line to your audience, and make more sales! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session869.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Are you leaving money on the table every time you share a link to your book?In this week's episode, we talk with Jesse Lakes, co-founder of Geniuslink, to explore how universal book links and affiliate marketing can help you reach more readers and earn extra income.You'll learn:Why Amazon.com links could be costing you salesThe tools that make it easy to start earning today (and keep you compliant!)How to future-proof your book linksYou've already done the work to write the book and make it available online. Now, make your book links work harder for you.Listen in or check out the blog version (with all the links) to find your roadmap to universal book links.Support the show

Welcome back to Call Her Creator, powered by Stan! I'm joined by Evan Wray, the CEO and co-founder of Mavely: a platform that's helped over 120,000 creators drive $1 billion+ in product sales through performance-based affiliate campaigns. With Mavely recently acquired by Later, the social media scheduling platform, Evan shares the inside scoop on what this game-changing partnership means for creators. We talk about: • The Mavely origin story and its mission to simplify affiliate marketing • How creators (even with small followings!) can earn real money online • Smart monetization moves using Mavely's powerful link tools • What's next in affiliate marketing for 2025 • Mistakes to avoid and strategies that actually convert • Why authenticity still reigns supreme in this industry Whether you're brand new to affiliate marketing or ready to scale your income, this episode is filled with actionable tips, future-forward strategies, and inspiration to help you confidently monetize your content. ✨ Follow me: @callhercreator and @thekatelynrhoades ✨ Start your own online business: Grab my [FREE] Starter Kit ✨ Check out JoinMavely.com and tools from Later.com to get started.

What if you could create a steady stream of revenue month after month...just by doing a few things differently with your affiliate program? Today, I'm sharing the exact strategies we use to build recurring revenue for our clients…because affiliate revenue shouldn't be one-and-done. This episode might just change how you think about your entire business model. LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE The Affiliate Code UNLOCKED Stu McLaren's Membership Workshop Your Affiliate Launch Coach The 3 C's of Successful Affiliate Programs How to Decide the Right Affiliate Commission Structure iDev Affiliate Find Affiliates Now TEXT ME: +1 (260) 217-4619

Welcome to Episode 45 of the Freedom Factory podcast! In this episode, host Brandon Cunningham dives deep into the growing world of affiliate marketing—a powerful income stream that is changing the landscape of digital entrepreneurship. Whether you're already leveraging affiliate marketing or just beginning to explore its potential, this episode provides invaluable insights into why this business model is here to stay and how you can use it to create financial freedom.Brandon breaks down the fundamentals of affiliate marketing, why it works, and how it differs from traditional network marketing. He highlights the most effective strategies for leveraging passive income, partnering with reputable companies, and optimizing your affiliate success. You'll learn:What Affiliate Marketing Is and Why It's Growing: Understand the economic forces driving the expansion of affiliate-based business models and why brands are embracing this strategy.The Power of Passive Income: Learn how affiliate marketing allows you to get paid for work done once—without inventory, overhead, or logistical headaches.Social Media Influence & Affiliate Links: Discover how influencers and everyday entrepreneurs are using their network and credibility to generate sales effortlessly.How to Make Your Affiliate Business Scalable: Hear about the best strategies for choosing high-commission, residual-based affiliate programs that pay you not just once, but repeatedly.Finding the Best Affiliate Programs: Learn what separates great affiliate opportunities from the rest and how to maximize earning potential.Bridging Network Marketing & Affiliate Marketing: If you're in network marketing, find out how affiliate marketing can complement your strategy and help you expand your income streams.How to Create an Attractive Offer for Affiliates: Get tips on making affiliate opportunities appealing, including leveraging training, community support, and exclusive benefits.If you've ever wanted a flexible, low-risk, scalable way to earn extra income, affiliate marketing may be the perfect fit! Brandon provides clear, actionable advice on how to succeed and why it's essential to adapt to modern digital trends to thrive in today's economy.Get ready to take notes and learn how to maximize leverage income through the exciting world of affiliate marketing!#AffiliateMarketing #PassiveIncome #ResidualCommissions #EntrepreneurSuccess #FinancialFreedom #ScalableIncome #FreedomFactoryPodcast #SocialMediaInfluence #NetworkMarketing #DigitalEntrepreneurship #OnlineBusiness #LeverageIncomeReady to transform your mindset and achieve your goals? Subscribe now to "Freedom Factory" podcast and never miss an episode!

In this introductory episode of Season 21 of the Affiliate Marketing Podcast, host Lee-Ann Johnstone is joined by Michael Cole, SVP of Marketing for Everflow. They discuss the importance of tracking and attribution, the challenges brands face in recognising the full value of affiliate partnerships, and the need for a broader understanding of customer journeys beyond immediate transactions. The season will provide you with insights, case studies, and practical strategies for affiliate managers to enhance their programs and demonstrate their value to stakeholders.We are delighted to welcome Everflow.io as our sponsor, this season – let's kick off Season 21 with Lee-Ann in conversation with Michael!Key segments of this podcast and where you can tune in to go direct: [01:45] Introduction to Affiliate Marketing Season 21[06:46] The Importance of Tracking and Attribution[12:12] Challenges in Affiliate Marketing PerceptionGet Your Questions Answered!Use this form to submit a question to Lee-Ann and get it answered on the Affiliate Marketing Podcast.#AffiliateWINS: Your Victory Lap Starts Now!Time to flip the script: less calling out, more calling UP. Share your affiliate marketing triumphs, champion your outstanding partners, and spread the wisdom that's working.Let's make #AffiliateWINS the hashtag that dominates feeds everywhere! Want to learn more about elevating your affiliate program? Subscribe to the Affiliate Marketing Podcast for weekly insights from industry leaders.Subscribe to our podcast HERE!Rate, Review & Subscribe on Apple Podcasts “I love Affiverse's Affiliate Marketing Podcast.”

Join Brian and Alexandr in this week's podcast as they explore the pros and cons of niche edits vs private blog networks, dive into user experience experiments, and share how using a disavow file helped recover a penalized iGaming site. Perfect for affiliates and casino SEO pros looking to stay ahead of Google updates!

#868 Are you feeling it too? With the New Year excitement starting to fade, April is about the time of year when burnout starts creeping in for many of us. Don't worry, this episode will get you back on track. Listen in because I dive into the key physical, emotional, cognitive, and behavioral signs of burnout today. Spotting these will help you recalibrate and set sustainable expectations without lowering your ambitions! This session is packed with strategies to restore your drive and motivation. I discuss tactics like perfectly timed micro-breaks, task batching, prioritizing deep work, and reconnecting with your "why." To create your burnout prevention plan, I also share how to do a weekly energy audit, set up non-negotiable boundaries around distractions, and find a support system of like-minded entrepreneurs. Remember, burning out is not failing. It's actually very common among highly motivated people. Course-correct by joining me for today's episode! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session868.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, fintech affiliate marketing expert Lawrence Sarpong shares insights from years of hands-on experience in the space. He breaks down how fintech affiliate marketing stands apart from the broader industry — with a stronger focus on customer education and solving very specific financial needs.Lawrence dives into best practices for building a strong affiliate program, from choosing the right platform (he gives a big nod to Impact) to cultivating genuine, long-term relationships with partners. He emphasizes that authenticity beats flashy influencer deals, especially in fintech where trust is everything.He also walks us through a powerful online-to-offline campaign that drove real revenue and explains why social media is becoming more critical than ever in affiliate marketing.Other highlights include common mistakes to avoid (like overlooking partner fit or dropping the ball on communication), plus some personal reflections — including his favorite travel spots and how he thrives as an introvert in a relationship-driven industry.

Corbin White once dreamed of becoming a millionaire by the time he is 30. But at 27,  he was so far off-track from that dream. So, he decided to start creating content as a side hustle.His first TikTok video unexpectedly gained traction, motivating him to continue creating content. 3 Years later, his contents are generating $150,000/month in revenue with a 90% profit margin! Helping him fulfill his dream just in the nick of time.  In this interview, Corbin sits down with Ryan Atkinson to talk about how to grow your content creation journey, a low-cost way to start your content creation journey and earn some passive income, the importance of affiliate marketing for content creators,  and digital marketing strategies that you can apply to your online business. If you ever dream of getting into the content creation business, this interview will give you some blueprints you can use to help you in your journey!Takeaways- Corbin started creating content to achieve his goal of becoming a millionaire by 30.- His first TikTok video unexpectedly gained traction, motivating him to continue creating content.- Consistency and passion for content creation can lead to success and growth.- Affiliate marketing is a significant revenue stream for content creators.- Choosing the right niche and products is crucial for monetization.- Mindset shifts can help entrepreneurs break through financial barriers.- Technical setup for content creation can be simple and low-cost.- Researching trending products can lead to successful affiliate marketing opportunities.- Building a brand requires authenticity and engagement with the audience.- Asking 'how can I?' opens up possibilities for aspiring entrepreneurs.Tags: Online Business, Tech Ventures, Digital Marketing, Affiliate Marketing, Side Hustle, Passive Income, Content CreationResources:Start Your Business Today: https://links.upflip.com/4cRcUu5 Connect with Corbin: https://www.instagram.com/zocomarketing/?hl=en

Believe it or not, you can scale an affiliate program to 7-figures and beyond…and you don't have to do all the work. And you don't have to hire a team of overly qualified affiliate managers. You can scale with a team of virtual assistants…or even a single one. In today's episode, I'll show you how. TEXT ME: +1 (260) 217-4619  

In this week's episode, Brian and Alexandr dive into domain acquisition strategies, how to set up a Private Blog Network (PBN), and the latest niche edit experiments in the gambling affiliate world. If you're in iGaming or SEO, you won't want to miss this conversation packed with practical tips, insights, and advanced affiliate tactics. 

As Season 20 of the Affiliate Marketing Podcast concludes, host Lee-Ann Johnstone looks back at the wealth of insights shared by industry trailblazers across ten compelling episodes. From content creators who stumbled into affiliate marketing and now command audiences of millions, to targeted approaches for finance and B2B markets, Season 20 delivered practical wisdom for affiliate professionals of every stripe.Change drives the affiliate marketing world, and this season captured the swift evolution happening throughout the industry. With AI advancements, content creation shifts, and fresh partnership models emerging, the podcast remains the essential resource for staying ahead of these transformations.As we wrap up this season, we're excited to highlight three major trends that dominated our conversations and will continue to shape the affiliate landscape in the months ahead.Key segments of this podcast and where you can tune in to go direct: [02:11] Affiverse Updates: Issue 3 of the Affiverse magazine, our brand new website (featuring a FREE directory), and our upcoming Elevate 2025 Summit.[25:15] Sage Accounting's Alexander Feist, the head of affiliate marketing, talks about the rapid evolution of B2B affiliates.[31:30] Irina Makarova, CMO at PIN-UP Partners, shares actionable insights on scaling affiliate programs and entering new markets.Thank you for your support throughout 20 seasons of the Affiliate Marketing Podcast! Join us next week as we delve into Season 21.Get Your Questions Answered! Use this form to submit a question to Lee-Ann and get it answered on the Affiliate Marketing Podcast.Want to learn more about elevating your affiliate program? Subscribe to the Affiliate Marketing Podcast for weekly insights from industry leaders. Subscribe to our podcast HERE!Rate, Review & Subscribe on Apple Podcasts “I love Affiverse's Affiliate Marketing Podcast.”

Wesley turned a simple AI headshot generator into a $10M ARR, profitable company—in just two years.He was fired from his job, broke in San Francisco, and, after getting rejected by 30 VCs, down to his last few thousand bucks. But Wesley saw a moment: generative AI was taking off, and no one was tackling AI headshots. Fast-forward two years, and he's doing $10M in revenue, profitable, with just 10 employees. He shares every bold tactic—bundling random AI packs, hacking Google rankings, landing affiliates, and manually doing customer support until there was no time left. Wes shares insights that every founder should know, including how he navigated intense competition, handled burnout, and maintained growth without a sales team. You'll walk away with clear, actionable strategies you can apply immediately.If you want a raw, practical take on zero-to-10M product-market fit in the AI era, this one's unmissable.Why You Should Listen:• How Wes grew Aragon to $10M ARR—without burning any money.• The guerrilla marketing tactics Wes used to turn a $30 idea into millions of revenue.• Why starting early let him outrun lookalike competitors.• How one affiliate blog post drove more than 50% of early sales.• How he managed high early churn in the early days until the product improved.Keywords:AI startups, early-stage growth, product-market fit, AI headshots, founder stories, affiliate marketing, startup tactics, SEO for startups, guerrilla marketing, startup growth strategies(00:01:54) Zero to $10M in Two Years(00:02:34) Exploring Ideas Before AI(00:05:25) Discovering the AI Headshot Opportunity(00:07:37) How Getting Fired Led to a Startup(00:18:31) Doubling Down on Professional Headshots(00:24:11) Early Guerrilla Marketing and Traction(00:27:59) From $2K to $200K a Month(00:32:13) Affiliate Marketing as a Growth Lever(00:43:18) The Moment of True Product Market Fit(00:47:18) Surviving Near-Failure and BurnoutSend me a message to let me know what you think!

#867 Goals we work hard toward can turn out to be all wrong for us the moment we achieve them. In fact, it's easy to fall into this trap if we don't uncover our own definition of success and chase someone else's instead. So how do we begin again if we find ourselves on a path we don't like? In this episode, I'm joined by the author of When I Start My Business, I'll Be Happy, Sam Vander Wielen. The moment today's guest landed the attorney job of her dreams, she knew corporate life wouldn't be right for her. Not one to give up, she leaned into the pull of entrepreneurship and pivoted to create a multimillion-dollar online business around her expertise. Sam is a master storyteller with an impressive ability to turn everyday moments into engaging lessons for her audience. Listen in if you're stuck in a traditional job or want to create and sell your first products! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session867.***Today's episode is brought to you by Incogni. Reduce the volume of spam calls and emails and lower your risk of identity theft with Incogni. For being a listener of this show, you'll receive 60% off an annual plan, using the exclusive promo code smartpassive. Go to https://incogni.com/smartpassive.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

#357 In part three of a four-part series, Justin Williams brings back digital entrepreneur Matt Radd to delve into the specifics of buying, fixing, flipping, or holding websites for wealth creation and long-term cash flow. (Original Air Date - 3/13/24) What we discuss with Matt: + The Importance of Testing and Adjusting in Business + Monetizing Websites: Starting Simple + The Power of Affiliate Marketing with Amazon + Expanding Affiliate Marketing Strategies + Success Stories and Tips for Affiliate Marketing + The Importance of Building Relationships in Affiliate Marketing + The Potential of Information Products and Creating Your Own Course + Exploring Different Niches for Affiliate Marketing + The Value of Learning to Build a Website + Building a Passion-Driven Website: A Real-Life Example + Exploring Niche Opportunities in Sports + The Importance of Having a Blog + The Power of Instagram and its Limitations + The Value of Owning Your Online Asset + The Role of Keyword Research in Building a Website + The Importance of WordPress Over Other Website Builders + The Risks of Relying on Wix and Other Similar Platforms + The Power of Networking and Community in Building a Successful Website Links and resources from this episode: AdSense WordPress Amazon Affiliate Google Trends MattandLizRaad.com Thank you, Matt! A BIG Thank you to Matt and Liz Raad for sponsoring today's episode! To connect with Matt on LinkedIn, click here! For more information go to MillionaireUniversity.com To get access to our FREE Business Training course go to MillionaireUniversity.com/training. And follow us on: Instagram Facebook Tik Tok Youtube Twitter To get exclusive offers mentioned in this episode and to support the show, visit millionaireuniversity.com/sponsors. Want to hear from more incredible entrepreneurs? Check out all of our interviews here! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Affiliate management is NOT a 9-to-5. It's more like juggling flaming chainsaws while answering emails in a moving car. So how do you stay on top of it all…without burning out or losing track of what matters most? That's what today's episode is all about. Because let's face it…when everything feels important, nothing actually gets done. LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Affiliate Program Email Template Affiliate Activation Templates TEXT ME: +1 (260) 217-4619

Struggling to get consistent leads from your marketing? In this episode, Dan Han breaks down the exact strategy behind Teach to Sell and how it transforms your outreach from ignored to influential. Learn how to identify your client's internal and external pain, guide them through your marketing, and build trust through strategic content that resonates. Plus, Dan shares his personal comeback story—from $250K in debt to building the No Broke Months movement. This one's packed with lessons, examples, and tactics you can implement right now.What you'll learn on this episodeThe three ways to get business: marketing (money), prospecting (time), networking (both)When to shift from prospecting to marketing for scaleWhat “Teach to Sell” means and why it builds trustThe difference between internal and external pain and goalsWhy using words like "I," "me," and "our team" weakens your adsReal-world email and YouTube campaign examples that workThe power of consistency and one simple action per weekMarketing is about long-term commitment—not short burstsHow to gain authority by teaching, not pitchingWhy consumers don't believe they need agents—and how to change thatResources mentioned in this episodeReal Estate Evolution Book: Dan's 10-step guide to consistent and predictable income.No Broke Months YouTube Channel: Weekly videos that implement Teach to Sell principles.CPI Coaching Community: Coaching and training to help agents achieve No Broke Months.HighLevel CRM: CRM used for marketing automation, landing pages, and lead capture.Facebook Ads Manager: For running highly targeted social media ad campaigns.Google Ads: For running Pay Per Click campaigns and lead generation. To find out more about Dan Rochon and the CPI Community, you can check these links:Website: No Broke MonthsPodcast: No Broke Months for Salespeople PodcastInstagram: @donrochonxFacebook: Dan RochonLinkedIn: Dan Rochon

We're back with another enlightening episode of the Affiliate Marketing Podcast. This week, Irina Makarova, CMO at PIN-UP Partners, shares her experience transitioning from FinTech to iGaming. Irina shares how PIN-UP Partners maintains its market-leading position through community building, transparency, and strategic market expansion. This conversation offers valuable lessons on leveraging branding to create loyal affiliate communities and identifying emerging market opportunities that can benefit both new and established affiliate programs. Our thanks go to PIN-UP Partners for sponsoring this episode.Key segments of this podcast and where you can tune in to go direct: [05:22]  Building brand community through merchandising.[21:10]  The transparent approach to affiliate partnerships.[29:54]  Strategic expansion into cricket betting markets.About Our Episode Sponsor:This episode is proudly sponsored by PIN-UP Partners, one of the fastest-growing affiliate programs in the iGaming industry. Their commitment to transparency, innovation, and affiliate success has established them as market leaders.PIN-UP Partners recently launched their own internal podcast series exploring industry trends and best practices - check it out here.Discover more about the PIN-UP Partners program.Do you have a question you need the answer to? Use this form to submit a question to Lee-Ann and get it answered on the Affiliate Marketing Podcast.Want to learn more about elevating your affiliate program? Subscribe to the Affiliate Marketing Podcast for weekly insights from industry leaders. Subscribe to our podcast HERE!Rate, Review & Subscribe on Apple Podcasts “I love Affiverse's Affiliate Marketing Podcast.”

#866 To grow, we might have to stop relying on some of our strengths. This may sound counterintuitive, but sometimes the skills we've mastered become crutches that mask areas we're struggling in. So how do we break free from our usual routines? Join me today because I want to tell you about using voluntary force functions to level up. I'm in the same boat as you. I've grown as a public speaker, but some of the skills I've developed are now holding me back. You see, my presentations have always relied on amazing slides. This is one of my superpowers, but it's also something I lean on instead of focusing on storytelling and audience engagement. Tune in today to hear how I plan to change this by not preparing any slides for my next presentation! This is a voluntary force function, just like the many others I've used to improve throughout my journey. Don't miss out on this mindset hack! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session866.***Today's episode is brought to you by Incogni. Reduce the volume of spam calls and emails and lower your risk of identity theft with Incogni. For being a listener of this show, you'll receive 60% off an annual plan, using the exclusive promo code smartpassive. Go to https://incogni.com/smartpassive.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

⛰️ ⁠Get started free with 30 days of unlimited Heights AI access⁠ ⛰️Whitney Bonds built a six-figure business on YouTube using affiliate marketing. She started her channel as a stay-at-home mom, with no audience, no product, and no experience - but figured out how to turn content into cash. Now, with almost 150,000 subscribers, she's helping others do the same. Today, Whitney is here with us to break down exactly how she did it. If you've ever wondered how to make money on YouTube without being a big influencer or selling products online, this episode is for you!

Episode 87.  Neil Twa has built the type of business that can be repeated again and again. He's in the world of e-commerce and has lots to share after trying again and again, failing and finding the way.In this episode of the Lifetime at Work podcast, host Greg Martin interviews Neil Twa, CEO of Voltage Holdings. Neil shares his unconventional career journey, from learning about the internet to having to file for personal bankruptcy for a failed venture to working his way up in the corporate tech world at Sprint and IBM. Following a personal tragedy, Neil made the leap to entrepreneurship, building a successful e-commerce business through innovative product strategy rather than invention. They discuss the evolution of e-commerce, the importance of automation, and practical advice for aspiring entrepreneurs. He emphasizes the need for a purpose-driven approach and strategic thinking in building a sustainable and profitable business.00:23 Meet Neil Twa: From Fighter Pilot Dreams to E-commerce Expert01:23 Neil's Early Career and Internet Beginnings04:00 Transition to Entrepreneurship and Early Challenges10:03 The Shift to Affiliate Marketing and E-commerce12:25 Understanding E-commerce and Amazon's Role20:45 The Power of Data and Innovation in E-commerce26:25 Testing the Engine: 18 Months of Discovery26:51 Rapid Brand Launches and Market Domination27:21 Teaching and Scaling: From Employees to Partners28:47 Acquiring and Automating Businesses30:21 Veteran-Focused Business Growth31:28 The High Voltage Business Builders Podcast32:09 Building an Eight-Figure Business Strategy34:21 The Importance of Patience and Realistic Expectations35:06 The Role of the Operator in Business Success45:26 Creating Value and Purpose in Business47:31 Special Offer and Final Thoughts

Mike Jackness and Aymeric catch up on their e-commerce journey as friends and talk about how timing and luck are so important in entrepreneurial success. Success is always a mix of luck, tenacity, and grit.  It takes a bit of luck to be in the right place at the right time and some grit to keep going when things aren't as profitable as they used to. At the same time, success also involves balancing between trying new things and focusing on what works.  Knowing when to zone in on the one thing or when to test the waters only comes with experience and time.  My good buddy Aymeric who's been a friend of mine is on the podcast today to talk exactly about what it takes to be successful as an entrepreneur.  We've both had our fair share of successful and failed ventures, but that didn't stop us from trying and moving forward.  If you're a business owner looking at the tariffs right now and thinking about moving out of e-commerce, this episode might be eye opening for you. In the end, the choice is yours to make.  Aymeric, thanks for joining us on the podcast today!  If you'd like to outsource some work and get your social life back together, check out the VA Placement service he offers here.  

Paul Pruitt is not exactly a household name in the affiliate marketing world. And yet...he's consistently finished in the top 10 of major affiliate launches over the past two years. Today, Paul reveals the strategies he used to once again finish in the top 10 of one of the biggest affiliate launches ever. Listen to this, learn from Paul, and apply what he shares and you'll be on YOUR way to the leaderboard! LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE XP Affiliate Network Follow Paul on Facebook Paul's The Online Marketing Podcast Your Affiliate Launch Coach TEXT ME: +1 (260) 217-4619

AI - Is it good? Is it bad? Or perhaps a little bit of both? ClickBank affiliate marketing experts Thomas McMahon and Kyle Kostechka dive into the Affiliated podcast to give their wisdom and expertise towards the ever-changing world of AI, and how, if used correctly, it can supercharge your business to unleash massive scale. Try Ember AI - https://www.getsparkbyclickbank.com/ember-sales-page-yt-gen Email Us - affiliated@clickbank.com

Redefining Affiliate Marketing: Brand + Performance for Maximum Revenue Impact“Affiliate marketing intersects with every part of your marketing stack—PR, influencer, paid search, content—but too often, it operates in a silo. The real opportunity lies in integrating it into your brand and performance strategy from day one. When you align affiliate with your broader media mix and apply smarter measurement, it stops being just a channel and becomes a strategic growth lever.” That's a quote from Lacie Thompson, an executive at New Engen and founder of LT Partners and a sneak peek at today's episode. Welcome to Revenue Boost: A Marketing Podcast. I'm your host, Kerry Curran—Fractional Chief Growth Officer, industry analyst, and relentless advocate for turning marketing into a revenue engine. Each episode, I bring you the strategies, insights, and conversations that will fuel your revenue growth. So search for Revenue Boost in your favorite podcast directory, and hit subscribe to stay ahead of the game.In this episode, we're pulling back the curtain on one of the most misunderstood and under-leveraged growth drivers in your marketing stack: affiliate marketing. In Redefining Affiliate Marketing Brand Performance for Maximum Revenue Impact, I'm joined by Lacie Thompson—founder of LT Partners and now an executive at New Engen, a top-tier performance marketing agency. We'll talk about why affiliate deserves a seat at your media planning table, how to integrate it with your broader marketing strategy, and how smart brands are using data and measurement to unlock serious revenue impact. So stay tuned through the ad, where Lacie shares how you can get smarter about measuring affiliate and truly integrating it into your broader strategy.Let's go.Kerry Curran, RBMA (00:01.23):So welcome, Lacie. Please introduce yourself and share a bit about your background and expertise.Lacie Thompson (00:06.617):Yeah, thanks so much for having me. I'm Lacie Thompson. My background, before I started LT Partners—an affiliate marketing agency—was in affiliate and digital marketing on the brand side.I was very lucky in the early days to have some really great mentors and leaders. After spending about six years on the brand side and then three years at another startup agency, I started LT Partners in September of 2018. We grew very quickly—very organically, I should add—and were acquired by New Engen, which is a digital marketing agency, in June of 2023.Kerry Curran, RBMA (00:53.998):Excellent. Well, we're so glad to have you here. I've always been very impressed with your success—and congratulations on building your own successful company and getting acquired.I know you've been in the industry a long time and have lots of expertise to share with us. So, to start: when you're talking to other senior executives, marketing leaders, CMOs, what's the buzz you're hearing? What are people talking about today—especially when it comes to affiliate and digital marketing?Lacie Thompson (01:27.459):Yeah, thinking of the big picture—what I found really interesting about New Engen is the way they have grown and adapted over the course of their history. New Engen is about eight or nine years old at this point, but initially started as a tech company. They built a hyper-granular bidding model on top of Google and Meta, primarily.Over time, as those platforms introduced their own algorithms, that technology became a little less important. What they realized when they took a step back was—they were an agency. It was the people helping the brands leverage the technology who were actually making a big impact. So over time, New Engen pivoted to become a performance marketing agency. Then, just before the acquisition of LT Partners, what the New Engen leaders were hearing in the market was a need to stop thinking about marketing in silos of brand and performance—and to bring it all together. Because thinking about it more holistically is where a lot of brands are trying to get. We had seen that in Affiliate very early on. That was a big part of our growth and success—this focus on understanding the incremental value of partnerships and working more closely with the ones that were more incremental. For us, that means introducing brands to new audiences. We had been hyper-focused on that in our "channel"—I use that word in quotes, because there's always debate about whether to call it a channel. But we had been doing that for a long time. So, at the same time that New Engen was pivoting toward a digital marketing solution in the space—we had already been doing that for a long time in affiliate. And they didn't have Affiliate as a capability. So it was a really natural coming together, because our thought process around measurement and how to evaluate how different marketing channels and methodologies create value for brands—whether it's within a branding ecosystem or a performance one—was very aligned. And we need to solve and measure for that across everything. So there was just a lot of strong alignment there.Kerry Curran, RBMA (04:11.03):They were so smart to acquire you—for your success, but also to see the potential of integrating an affiliate strategy into their offering. IWhere you and I have discussed in the past, I also grew up in a performance marketing world: SEO, paid search, paid social, programmatic. And the more I learned about affiliate, the more I realized affiliate needs to be part of these conversations. But what we've seen is that it's really hard to get people—especially those who haven't wrapped their head around affiliate—to recognize the importance, value, and potential of it.Lacie Thompson (05:02.073):Yeah, and I think that's what's really fun for me about the channel. Because affiliate, like I said, there's this debate around whether it's a channel or a mechanism. And I think that's part of why it's difficult for some people to wrap their head around it—because you don't have an ad platform with a campaign structure. It's not like you push a button and things change. It's 50% data analytics and deep insights—and 50% interpersonal relationships and business development of sorts.But what's funny about affiliate is it's actually the one channel that really intersects so many different parts of your marketing stack: influencer, PR, even paid search. Some partners have capabilities that fall under other types of marketing channels. But for some reason, over time, there has been this trend of affiliate-only agencies. And this narrative that you need an affiliate agency—and a separate digital or performance marketing agency—and that the two operate in silos. Oftentimes, they're not as closely connected as they could be if everything were handled under one roof.So I find the irony of that really interesting. It's not common to see digital marketing agencies that have affiliate as a core area of subject matter expertise. And obviously, as someone who's spent most of my digital marketing career in affiliate and partnerships, I found New Engen's interest in that really exciting.I think, as we'll probably talk about here, when we think about measurement, and the amount of budget brands allocate to affiliate marketing—it's so small compared to the impact it can have. And it's exciting to be part of a larger organization that has the infrastructure and teams to help us prove that value with advanced measurement.Kerry Curran, RBMA (07:27.022):Yes, definitely. And I'm excited to talk more about measurement. But we forget that, to your point, there still needs to be more buy-in, education, and understanding of affiliate's value among CMOs and senior marketers.As you said, affiliate is so full-funnel—it covers PR, awareness-building (influencer/creator or mass publications), all the way down to the research phase before purchase.It opens the door to strategic opportunities and conversations. But it's the term "affiliate" that tends to trip people up.Lacie Thompson (08:24.889):Yes, just a couple of weeks ago, we were talking to a potential client, and we actually got into the affiliate portion of the conversation by first talking about performance PR and influencers—and the convergence of brand and performance. That really opened their minds more than saying, "We're here to talk about your affiliate marketing program."What was cool in that conversation—as sometimes happens—is you could just see this light go off where people start to realize this isn't the same affiliate channel marketing that was happening 10 years ago. We're not just a bottom-of-funnel ecosystem. We really have to change the nomenclature and the structure of how we reward partners to evolve past that old, negative perception.Lacie Thompson (09:39.651):So I hope—and I've seen—that the industry is shifting. More and more people are talking about it this way. It's evolving, and that's wonderful to see.Kerry Curran, RBMA (09:52.79):Yes, I agree. And I think the more upper-funnel opportunities—really, the awareness placements—are becoming essential. I know for PR agencies, if they want to be in a top publication, they need to have an affiliate practice within their organization or partner with an affiliate agency. That's been driving a lot of the shift. And obviously, nothing's grown faster than influencers and creators. It's about understanding that there's integration and overlap. There's so much potential. And to your point, it's really important to understand that affiliate's not just toolbars or coupons.Lacie Thompson (10:36.559):Right. The cool thing about affiliate marketing is that you're essentially, as a brand, letting other people tell your story for you, right? And that is so much more powerful for consumers—hearing from an influencer, a media publication, or an editor. Especially editorial publications with strong reputations.People have a lot of trust in those voices. They trust them more than they trust the brand. So we're seeing a shift toward leveraging what your partnerships are saying about you in other marketing channels. That's another cool thing about being part of New Engen: figuring out how to take what an influencer or a content partner like Wirecutter is saying and turn that intocontent that gets in front of your audience through other channels. And I think a lot of people now know that performs much better than just the brand talking about itself.Kerry Curran, RBMA (11:46.412):Yes, I definitely think that third-party endorsement—especially from a trusted source—goes so far. Again, that ties back to what you said about affiliate being a brand strategy as well. You've talked about the shift from performance-only to brand-plus-performance integration. Talk more about how you're approaching that within New Engen and what you're seeing with clients or brands you're speaking with today.Lacie Thompson (12:19.993):Yes, I mean, historically, I grew up in the age of performance marketing, right? We had sophisticated MTAs. We were focused on understanding what the right MTA was, and how to tweak it in order to understand performance. But you get to this point where, when you're hyper-focused on trackable KPIs, you become as efficient as you can be—but you're also not scaling. So internally at New Engen, a lot of what we focused on in the early days were DTC startups that scaled very rapidly, hyper-focused on performance marketing. But then, at a certain point, you reach a plateau. And the way brands have historically thought about brand versus performance is: performance has KPIs we hold to—ROAS, CAC, whatever it is. On the brand side, those don't really exist. You're looking at engagement rates and lots of other indicators. As we've seen the two converge, we've needed to come up with better ways to measure the impact across the board. That's led to our belief that the foundation needs to be measurement—specifically, a mindset shift in how you approach it.You can't rely solely on Google Analytics as your source of truth. You can't rely just on your affiliate tracking platform—or even on some of the other channel platforms. So we believe that, to get past the performance plateau and actually grow your brand, you have to rethink how you're investing your dollars.Kerry Curran, RBMA (14:26.38):That is so smart. What I've seen over the years is that MMMs don't include all the channels—not just affiliate. Media mix modeling often only includes paid touchpoints. So it sounds like you've gotten to a point where you're really able to measure the impact. It's not “Here's your affiliate report over here, and here's your separate search, social, programmatic report.” You're really looking at the data together. So talk a bit more about how you've been able to do that.Lacie Thompson (15:02.307):Yes, our SVP of Analytics, Andrew Richardson, is just incredible. His understanding of the whole ecosystem—I really respect it. Because oftentimes, affiliate gets pushed to the side, like the redheaded stepchild. But he actually really understands it. So when he built our MMM approach, everything includes affiliate. But it goes beyond that. It also includes: How are your competitors impacting your ability to grow? If they're spending more on media, that has a negative impact on you. We've done things in our models that account for factors like: Is it an election year, and how might that affect your business? We're also looking at your brick-and-mortar store performance and how your digital spend is affecting it. So it really depends on the business and its model—what components matter, the time of year, and everything else.Lacie Thompson (16:08.943):Every situation is different. So we want to come to the table with a model that makes sense for each brand. What's really cool—and validating for me—is that early on at LT Partners, we built a proprietary platform called Lift. We believed just looking at the data in the tracking platform wasn't enough to optimize your program. We always believed that how much new traffic a partner drives is indicative of their incrementality. So we pull data from Google Analytics, match it with the tracking platform, and we've built insights and tools for our team to use on top of that data. We optimize toward partners who are introducing brands to new audiences. And with Lift, we have benchmarking data that tells us, on average, what percentage of traffic is new from content partners, coupon partners, or even individual partners.When we talk with enterprise brands that have advanced measurement tools like Measured, Rockerbox, or Northbeam, sometimes they share that data with us. And we often see close alignment between the level of new traffic and the level of incrementality these models show. Same thing with our internal MMMs. So, while we look at multiple KPIs, it's validating to see that our focus on new traffic is supported by broader measurement.That means smaller brands don't necessarily have to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars. There are other ways to optimize toward what's incremental and valuable— and it doesn't have to be a massive lift.Kerry Curran, RBMA (18:34.678):Thank you for sharing that, because there are so many data points. We talk about this all the time—how the customer journey is not linear. There are so many touchpoints. They go back and forth. Being able to measure impression data—like where someone read your article or saw your brand but didn't take action until later—is really important. It's a very normal behavior pattern. And being able to still attribute that back to the publisher matters. I remember hearing about brands cutting their affiliate marketing because they couldn't prove it drove incrementality. But there's this larger lift that you're able to see. It just sounds like it's helping brands get smarter and smarter about how they're investing.Lacie Thompson (19:32.163):Yes, there are really a couple of different buckets when it comes to measurement to think about. One is actually being able to measure the impact—which I think requires a few different angles to get the right perspective on whether your affiliate program or any other channel is driving incremental value, and what that value looks like.Then there's another bucket: how do I optimize a program? How do I drive toward creating more incrementality? And those don't have to be the same things. I think sometimes when I talk about new traffic, or first-click attributed revenue versus last-click attributed revenue, people ask, “Oh my gosh, do you think we should be using first-click attributed revenue as our measurement?” And I'm like, no—that's over here. That's a different conversation. I'm talking about what data we need to look at to try to improve what the measurement says over here. And oftentimes, that means trying to grow first-click attributed revenue because that is typically more incremental than last-click.Kerry Curran, RBMA (20:50.476):Yes, and to your point, it's about looking at different data points and getting smarter. And I think the more we've seen analytics become more advanced—tracking more touchpoints—the more correlation we see between the channels and the impact they have on each other. At the end of the day, that's what makes affiliate so incredibly valuable and important.I've talked in the past about getting affiliate a seat at the planning table. When the brand is thinking about how to allocate budgets—TV, display, programmatic, search, social—affiliate needs to be part of that conversation. Within New Engen, you have that natural organizational structure to foster that. But it's still a challenge for a lot of agencies and brands that aren't looking at it that way.It sounds like it comes down to getting smarter about the data you're evaluating and how all those touchpoints are really driving impact.Lacie Thompson (21:57.435):Well, I think that's the problem. You have this conflicting dynamic within the channel: it's traditionally performance-based, and it's optimized on a last-click basis. You're paying your partners based on whether they drive the last click. And then everyone gets mad when the big partners figure out how to get that last click—and they say the channel isn't incremental. Well, maybe that's because you're hyper-focused on bottom-of-funnel, spend efficiency, and you're not thinking about partnerships strategically. You're not thinking about how to grow the channel or how to measure it appropriately to understand the impact.The last-click performance nature of the channel will never allow you to fully reward the right partners. It will never allow you to fully understand the value of those partners. So, the actual construct of the channel is in conflict with it having a greater impact on your business.Some marketing leaders just say, “I'm going to let it do its thing, be super efficient, and not pay attention to it.” But I think that's a huge miss. When you think about your holistic approach and how to grow your brand, a lot of people say, “Well, it's so small. It's only 10% of my spend.”Well, it could be 15% of your spend—but have twice as much impact—if you thought about doing it differently.Kerry Curran, RBMA (23:28.942):Yes, and that spend is purely attributable. It's usually a commission—or a cost-per-acquisition model—so it's not like other channels where you're spending millions of dollars and may never know the outcome. So, there's still a lot of education that needs to happen. But the brands you work with are lucky to have you out there helping them get smarter. So, thank you. For the people listening who are thinking, “I need to get smarter about this”—what are some of the readiness steps or foundational things they should have in place to better measure affiliate and integrate it into their broader strategy?Lacie Thompson (24:26.095):I think the first step is really just making sure everything is set up properly. Do you have your UTMs set up—assuming you're using GA, which most people are? Some people use Adobe or other sources of truth, but most still have GA.There are obviously nuances and other ways to do it, but in general, you should make sure that your UTMs are structured appropriately within your affiliate program so everything flows into Google Analytics in a way that lets you match it up with your platform data.Otherwise, you're missing visibility into traffic driven by partner—relative to one another. You might also miss out on more advanced attribution models. That's the foundation to build on top of if you want to optimize your partnerships more thoughtfully.It's also very important to have that data available to share with the partners. Publishers don't know how much new traffic they're sending you. They don't get that feedback loop. The way we think about the data isn't just for internal use—we want to share it.We want to show partners the KPIs that are most valuable to the brand and ask: What can we do together to improve these metrics? If you give them that information, many partners are creative and clever and can come up with great solutions.But a lot of them have been trained to focus on the last click, maybe a higher conversion rate or AOV. And that training does a disservice to the partnership if you're not giving them better insight—and helping them succeed in ways that also help you.Kerry Curran, RBMA (26:36.182):Yes, definitely. To your point, all of it helps companies and brands drive better results and outcomes. So it's about having the right data—and doing smarter things with it.So thank you so much, Lacie. How can people find you?Lacie Thompson (26:52.731):I feel like I'm everywhere! I'm on LinkedIn, you can email me, text me—I'm always available to chat. I'm always happy to help. I love finding ways to improve the industry holistically.I'm happy to give advice—or I love hearing what other people are doing that's cool and unique and special. I love collaborating with other brands. I'm one of those people who doesn't really say no to talking about anything, anytime.You never know where conversations might lead, so please reach out if you want to chat.Kerry Curran, RBMA (27:41.73):Definitely. Well, thank you. I'll be sure to include all that information in the show notes. I really appreciate your time. I've enjoyed our conversation and look forward to having you on again in the future. Thanks, Lacie.Lacie Thompson (27:53.859):Amazing. Thank you so much, Kerry.Kerry Curran, RBMA Thanks for tuning in to Revenue Boost: a Marketing Podcast. I hope today's conversation sparked some new ideas and challenged the way you think about affiliate performance and full funnel growth.If you're serious about turning marketing into a true revenue driver, this is just the beginning. We've got more insightful conversations, expert guests and actionable strategies coming your way. So search for us in your favorite podcast directory and hit subscribe. And hey, if this episode gave you value, share it with a colleague and leave a quick review. It helps more revenue minded leaders like you find our show.Until next time, I'm Kerry Curran, helping you connect marketing to growth, one episode at a time. We'll see you soon.

In this episode of the Affiliate Marketing Podcast, host Lee-Ann Johnstone speaks with Jodie Millward, the Agency Partnerships Lead at Linkby. They discuss the evolution of affiliate marketing, focusing on the shift from traditional CPA models to CPC-driven content. Jodie shares insights on how Linkby empowers brands, especially smaller ones, to access premium content without upfront costs. The conversation highlights the importance of performance marketing, brand awareness, and the potential of Linkby as a future leader in performance PR. Practical tips for brands looking to leverage the platform are also provided, along with trends in the affiliate marketing landscape.Key segments of this podcast and where you can tune in to go direct: [03:19]  Understanding CPC vs CPA in affiliate marketing[13:44]  Performance marketing and brand awareness[18:28]  Practical advice for small to medium brandsRate, Review & Subscribe on Apple Podcasts “I love Affiverse's Affiliate Marketing Podcast.”

#865 Do you have a stream of ideas you've never put into practice? Are you stuck consuming information and accumulating knowledge without ever taking action? That's where most of us are these days. Learning has become a substitute for doing. Because it feels productive, we mistake gathering hacks and strategies for actual creation and work. That's why I wrote my upcoming book, Lean Learning. With my kids heading toward adulthood, I don't want them or anyone else falling into this trap. I want you to invest in just enough quality instruction, take action, reflect, and repeat. I want us all to escape the kind of growth that lives in our heads but dies in our hands! Your way out is the just-in-time information that finds you right when you need it. This is your key to progress and success without distractions! Please help me spread this message by pre-ordering Lean Learning, and listen in on this episode to achieve more by learning less! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session865.***Today's episode is brought to you by Incogni. Reduce the volume of spam calls and emails and lower your risk of identity theft with Incogni. For being a listener of this show, you'll receive 60% off an annual plan by using the exclusive promo code smartpassive. Go to https://incogni.com/smartpassive.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jessica Seib worked at Buzzfeed for 5 years and with Rolling Stones for a year and a half, Jessica is definitely an expert when it comes to connecting the audience with the brand, and the role that affiliate marketing plays in reaching out to your intended market.Highlight Bullets> Here's a glimpse of what you would learn…. Future of affiliate marketing in e-commerceStrategies for brands to engage effectively with publishersImportance of agency partnerships in affiliate marketingNavigating relationships with publishers and overcoming competitionPerformance metrics and benchmarks for affiliate marketing successRecommended agencies for affiliate marketing supportBlending direct-to-consumer (DTC) and Amazon strategiesImportance of personalized outreach and tailored communicationLeveraging micro-influencers and niche creators for brand visibilityContinuous testing and adaptation of marketing strategiesIn this episode of the Ecomm Breakthrough Podcast, host Josh Hadley interviews Jessica Seib, a seasoned publishing and brand consultant with extensive experience in affiliate marketing, particularly for Amazon-focused brands. The discussion delves into the future of affiliate marketing in e-commerce, highlighting strategies for brands to effectively engage with publishers and the importance of agency partnerships. Jessica shares insights from her career at BuzzFeed and Rolling Stone, emphasizing the need for a cohesive strategy, leveraging both DTC and Amazon channels, and the value of personalized outreach. This episode offers actionable advice for scaling e-commerce businesses to eight figures and beyond.Here are the 3 action items that Josh identified from this episode:1. Leverage Agencies to Enhance ReachPartner with affiliate marketing agencies or performance PR agencies with strong media relationships. These agencies can help brands cut through the noise, secure prominent placements, and amplify visibility.Action Step: Research niche-specific agencies like Levanta or Archer Affiliates and schedule consultations to align strategies with their expertise.2. Personalize and Strengthen Publisher RelationshipsTailor pitches to publishers by understanding their audience and focus. Providing product samples and personalized outreach can create stronger connections and increase your chances of being featured.Action Step: Develop customized product briefs and prepare sample kits to share with targeted publishers.3. Adopt a Dual Amazon-DTC StrategyBlend Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) efforts with Amazon strategies to capture a broader audience and gain deeper consumer insights. This dual approach maximizes reach while allowing brands to fine-tune their offerings based on channel-specific performance metrics.Action Step: Use analytics tools like Comscore to measure the effectiveness of both channels and optimize campaigns accordingly.Resources mentioned in this episode:Josh Hadley on LinkedIneComm Breakthrough ConsultingeComm Breakthrough PodcastEmail Josh Hadley: Josh@eCommBreakthrough.comLevantaArcher AffiliatesDreamday on LinkedInJLS PR on LinkedInBlossom PMComscore on LinkedInImpactTikTok ShopDark Matter by Blake Crouch on AmazonChatGPTSpecial Mention(s):Adam “Heist” Runquist on LinkedInKevin King on LinkedInMichael E. Gerber on LinkedInRelated Episode(s):“Cracking the Amazon Code: Learn From Adam Heist's Brand Scaling Secrets” on the eComm Breakthrough Podcast“Kevin King's Wicked-Smart Tips for Building an Audience of Raving Fans” on the eComm Breakthrough Podcast“Unlocking Entrepreneurial Greatness | Insider Secrets With E-myth Author Michael Gerber” on the eComm Breakthrough PodcastEpisode SponsorThis episode is brought to you by eComm Breakthrough Consulting where I help seven-figure e-commerce owners grow to eight figures. I started Hadley Designs in 2015 and grew it to an eight-figure brand in seven years.I made mistakes along the way that made the path to eight figures longer. At times I doubted whether our business could even survive and become a real brand. I wish I would have had a guide to help me grow faster and avoid the stumbling blocks.If you've hit a plateau and want to know the next steps to take your business to the next level, then go to www.EcommBreakthrough.com (that's Ecomm with two M's) to learn more.Transcript AreaJosh Hadley 00:00:00  Welcome to the Ecomm Breakthrough podcast. I'm your host, Josh Hadley, where I interview the top business leaders in e-commerce. Past guests include Kevin King, Michael Gerber, author of The E-myth, and Stephen Pope from My Amazon Guide. Today, I am speaking with Jessica Seib. She is a publishing and brand consultant, a...

Want to save time, stay organized, and run your affiliate program like a pro…without losing your mind? These are the tools that keep me organized, sane, and have helped us scale multi-million dollar programs. LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE XP Affiliate Network My Toolbox Gmass Affiliate Promo Plan Template Canva MeetEdgar

#864 Most people get this wrong. In fact, I also missed this crucial content hack for years. When I finally figured it out, everything changed. How's that for a hook? If your posts, podcasts, videos, or emails aren't converting, I won't make you wait to find out more. Here's the tip. Whatever you're creating, start with the title. This is the first thing people see, often determining whether they give your content a chance. A catchy title won't just get you more clicks. This shift in the process will also inspire you to create in new ways and come up with next-level ideas that have the potential to go viral. Listen in on today's episode to hear an example of how I'm using this trick on my Pokémon YouTube channel for big results. I'll also share ten powerful title frameworks to teach how to grab attention and engage your ideal audience. Listen in! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session864.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Scaling your affiliate program sounds great...until you hit the roadblocks no one warns you about. Today, we're tackling the biggest challenges standing between you and explosive affiliate growth...and, more importantly, how to solve them. LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE XP Affiliate Network Affiliate Program Kickstarter Affiliate Program Terms & Conditions Template What & How to Communicate to Your Affiliates TEXT ME: +1 (260) 217-4619

#863 Are you struggling to stand out as a creator and entrepreneur? If you're dealing with this, it might be because you're falling into the information trap. You're sharing valuable knowledge but not packaging it the right way. Essentially, you're missing the "gift wrapping" that grabs people's attention. So, what is the powerful skill that can make or break your success online? The answer is one I talk about all the time—storytelling. Stories communicate your values and inspire action. They get your audience to click, engage, and transform. That's why I want to walk you through the step-by-step framework of crafting compelling narratives based on your origin, obstacles, vision, or insights. You'll understand how to leverage the hero's journey structure in the creator and entrepreneur spaces to build a loyal following. Tune in because these skills are vital for anyone looking to stand out online! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session863.***Today's episode is brought to you by Incogni. Reduce the volume of spam calls and emails, and lower your risk of identity theft with Incogni. For being a listener of this show, you'll receive 60% off an annual plan, using the exclusive promo code smartpassive. Go to https://incogni.com/smartpassive.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

#862 Beginner entrepreneurs often overcomplicate making money online. So much so that the complexity stops them from taking action. That doesn't have to be the norm, though. Tune in on today's episode to find out about the easiest way to make your first sales! I'm joined by John Hu for a chat on the all-in-one tool that can change the game for your business. He is the founder and CEO of Stan, a platform that enables you to set up a store for anything from coaching calls to courses. [affiliate link] With all the integrations you need, this can be the perfect link-in-bio page to help you start earning! John gives us a quick demo to help you set up your Stan store in a matter of minutes and shares his six-step business formula for creators. We also talk about finding your purpose, creating your first products, and selling them without feeling salesy. Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session862.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Thursday, March 13th, 2025Today, Judge Beryl Howell has granted the law firm Perkins Coie a temporary restraining order blocking challenge sections of Trump's executive order; MSW media has partnered with national security counselors to file a FOIA request for the USAID destroyed document logs; House Republicans have passed a bill to fund the government, but Senate Democrats are divided; the Trump administration is still refusing to produce the head of OPM to testify under oath in court; a judge has blocked Trump's efforts to defund teacher training; Trump's OPM spokesperson posted fashion influencer videos from her government office; and Allison and Dana deliver your Good News.Thank You, AG1New subscribers, go to drinkAG1.com/dailybeans to get a FREE $76 Welcome Kit, bottle of D3K2 AND 5 free travel packs in your first box when you sign up.Stories:Senate Democrats insist on voting on 30-day government funding bill | The HillUSAID order to delete classified records sparks flurry of litigation | The HillUS judge temporarily halts Trump plan to cut hundreds of millions of dollars for teacher training | AP NewsLegal profession 'watching in horror,' judge says in blocking Trump order against Perkins Coie | ReutersTrump official tasked with defending DOGE cuts posted fashion influencer videos from her office | CNN PoliticsGood Trouble:DOGE Privacy Act Requests - Jamie Raskin for Congress From The Good NewsAsk an axolotl son | IGEnchanted Fredericksburg RanchEmpty Chair Town Hall 3/23/2025 4-6:00 PM.TeslaTakedown - Action NetworkReminder - you can see the pod pics if you become a Patron. The good news pics are at the bottom of the show notes of each Patreon episode! That's just one of the perks of subscribing! Federal workers - feel free to email me at fedoath@pm.me and let me know what you're going to do, or just vent. I'm always here to listen.Share your Good News or Good Trouble:https://www.dailybeanspod.com/good/ Check out other MSW Media podcastshttps://mswmedia.com/shows/Subscribe for free to MuellerSheWrote on Substackhttps://muellershewrote.substack.comFollow AG and Dana on Social MediaDr. Allison Gill Substack|Muellershewrote, Twitter|@MuellerSheWrote, Threads|@muellershewrote, TikTok|@muellershewrote, IG|muellershewrote, BlueSky|@muellershewroteDana GoldbergTwitter|@DGComedy, IG|dgcomedy, facebook|dgcomedy, IG|dgcomedy, danagoldberg.com, BlueSky|@dgcomedyHave some good news; a confession; or a correction to share?Good News & Confessions - The Daily Beanshttps://www.dailybeanspod.com/confessional/ Listener Survey:http://survey.podtrac.com/start-survey.aspx?pubid=BffJOlI7qQcF&ver=shortFollow the Podcast on Apple:The Daily Beans on Apple PodcastsWant to support the show and get it ad-free and early?Supercasthttps://dailybeans.supercast.com/Patreon https://patreon.com/thedailybeansOr subscribe on Apple Podcasts with our affiliate linkThe Daily Beans on Apple Podcasts

#861 Not sure how to build authority in your niche? Listen in because today's episode is the definitive guide on becoming known, liked, and trusted. Most entrepreneurs get this wrong, so tune in to start leveraging deliberate positioning and communication to grow your business! You see, demonstrating expertise is not just about sharing the right information. Framing and packaging your knowledge makes all the difference in this competitive online landscape. Join me for this session as I'll walk you through my Authority Triangle Framework. You'll learn how clarity, confidence, and consistency can help you claim a leading position in your space while beating imposter syndrome. I'll also share my Case Study Acceleration Framework, Contrarian Content Method, and Signature Framework Technique. These powerful strategies enable you to create content that positions you as a go-to expert. To conclude this jam-packed episode, I share my essential communication tactics to help you become a next-level speaker and storyteller. Enjoy! Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session861.***Today's episode is brought to you by Incogni. Reduce the volume of spam calls and emails, and lower your risk of identity theft with Incogni. For being a listener of this show, you'll receive 60% off an annual plan, using the exclusive promo code smartpassive. Go to https://incogni.com/smartpassive.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.