Affiliate marketing is, in my opinion, the best business to start with if you’re on a low budget and don’t have something to sell. That’s because there are many already established companies out there, looking to grow through people who are able to promote their products and services, earning in return a commission!
Like any other business (because get-rich-quick methods do not exist!) you want to first acquire the correct knowledge and marketing techniques. To keep it short, the essence of affiliate marketing consists of referrals: that means, you will earn a commission by referring someone to a product or service, and if that referral turns into a paying customer, that’s how you are rewarded for your hard work!
After understanding the basics of affiliate marketing, you need to choose which companies you intend to promote. In the high-ticket digital products space, ClickFunnels has been and still is one of the best ones to go for ✅
Why? Because of the high recurring commissions, many different products and tools for marketing, plus the possibility to win your dream car if you manage to become a Super Affiliate!
Finally, if you have been trying hard to make a side hustle with this business model, but still haven’t managed to figure it out, I personally recommend checking out Spencer Mecham’s course called “Affiliate Secrets 2.0”. He is a 100% legit guy and as one of his students, I can vouch for him!
Who is the author of this video? Paul Lupascu started his entrepreneurial journey in the summer of 2019, when he decided to start his online business trying to escape the “9 to 5 loop” and figure out how to make money online. Although not there yet, Paul is sharing his journey and key takeaways through his YouTube channel, where he originally found the reason that got him started in the first place!
Paul’s channel is all about entrepreneurship, making money online with a focus on affiliate marketing (his favorite business model), all sorts of general tips and hacks regarding software products and setting up systems that can later run on automation.
