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Don't think that $10K/month is a life goal It isn't It's just the minimum wage in business
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Affiliate MRR money is printing Getting a notification like this every while Classic affiliate networks give you only CPA affiliate programs that pay you super low So every single day you need to hustle and chase the next conversion over and over again Meanwhile people in TAP are printing MRR commissions on a regular basis All you need to do is to get 1 conversion and it pays you for months This is literally 10X the money you would make somewhere else Because with a regular affiliate offers you will get only $16 commission on a $49 sale But in TAP you get 50% MRR commission so out of a single $49 conversion you get $24.50 every single month meaning you make 10X the money in 6.5 months by doing basically nothing Same effort 10X money
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This is super true and the answer to the level 1 is affiliate marketing Because you don’t have to build anything No calls No clients No fulfilment You just need to learn how to put the offer in front of other people and collect money It’s the purest form of learning one skill that pays - marketing If you know marketing you will always make money Attention is money Once you crack traffic conversion everything else becomes easy mode - services, info, saas, whatever
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i see a massive bias on X - beginners are getting pushed into diving headfirst into things that sell themselves like consumer apps, info, saas, etc. but most people that have actually made significant money with these things can attest that the easiest way to get to $10k/month is to sell your services directly you're fighting an uphill battle by tryna sell your solution in a hands-off reusable format, 1000's of people are doing the same thing - this should be a gamble reserved for those that already have time/capital to invest & leads to sell to i don't think i have a single successful friend who didn't start out with some type of service-based business that required them to actually work... you should be balls-deep in your industry & used to getting your hands dirty before you go for a "build once, sell twice" product on the plus side, working for people who have a functioning business is also a form of apprenticeship, it's free mentorship that you get paid for, win/win
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I'm not sure if I'm psycho or just crazy But I just put together the full blueprint people use to build real online income without ever showing their face quietly making $10K /month Want it? Like Comment "YES" and I'll DM the blueprint to the first 500 People. (So be quick)
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This is just straight facts $10K/month is the bare minimum in today’s world If you’re making less than that after years of working you need to seriously start thinking about what you’re doing wrong Stop blaming the government Stop blaming your boss Stop blaming the industry Hate the players not the game You’re just 1 skill away from making $10K per month MINIMUM consistently Most people don’t realise it but they are the biggest asset ever No Bitcoin, no stocks, no real estate Invest in YOURSELF first Get the cash flow Then worry about other things GET TO $10K PER MONTH AND BEYOND ASAP
I find it astonishing how people can go 15 years working and make under $10k/month What are people actually doing during this time? I don't understand it In basically any industry you can walk into a $15k/month role within first 1-2 years if you have average intelligence If you've been in an industry for over 4 years and are making under $25k/month I'd consider that a failure And honestly that is conservative by online money standards Most people would demand a lot more as a bare minimum And for the people who say 'I dont care about money' Why would you work then? Go move to Bali if you care so little about money and social status Highest level of social programming
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This is super powerful to scale your business or being an affiliate I've been talking about this for a long time publicly Easiest way to grow You can literally brute force virality using this x.com/JamesEbringer/status/1…

Met someone at this event last week whose entire growth strategy was spamming TikToks Not exaggerating $80k MRR. Two co-founders. A team of contractors managing their creator teams. $10k / Month spend on content. Thats it $1M ARR business running fully on autopilot
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This is literally what affiliate marketing is about Someone else already built the product and proved the product to have high conversion rate The only job you need to do is to put the product in front of the people and that's it Nothing else And when you learn the skill of marketing / sales you will be rich forever
Jun 1
a beginner focusing on "building" instead of learning how to sell is incredibly backwards thinking... why would one learn 2 tough skills at once instead of allocating 100% of his time to getting good at the more profitable one?
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Keep it stupid simple This is the easiest possible way to start affiliate marketing: - Join TAP (jointap.co) - Pick a quick cash offer - Complete the tasks - create your account, make content - Get a cash gift just for completing the tasks - Earn commissions on Telegram channel joins 50% MRR on every sale You don't need any trackers, spy tools or landing page builders to start making money online I see people flexing making their first money online after a few months of working But in TAP you make your first money on DAY 1
When starting out in affil, keep it simple. You do not need a tracker. You will prob have 1 acc 1 offer 1 page - just keep track in an excel sheet. You do not need a spy. You can just go through ad libraries, and download / mark down stuff for later. You do not need a a landing page builder. A lot of offers can be profitably direct-linked. Otherwise, a cheap hosting chatgpt coding or WordPress will get you VERY far. and... goes without saying, you do not need an LLC just yet...
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Facts 100% Most people tend to overcomplicate things and they think that making money (especially through affiliate marketing) is difficult but it really isn't I watch it all the time in TAP that people who suddenly start to make money are the ones who left their limiting beliefs It's not really about having a skillset of 10 different things Just 1 skill unlimited belief in yourself and you will be better than most of the people
May 30
i often wonder how fast the market would collapse if the masses found out that if they found a product that has proven to convert (thru affiliate networks) & learned how to make content about it that influences ppl to buy, they'd be able to quit their 9 to 5 within a few months... the only thing saving us is that 99% of people like to cuck themselves with self-imposed limitations, in reality it ain't that hard lol
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Get to $5K/month first before you even TRY affiliate marketing is an advice to keep broke people broke longer With salary it takes longer to get $5K per month And with freelancing and agency it takes a lot of time in your day to do the agency / freelancing stuff itself so then you don't have time for affiliate marketing itself I started affiliate marketing with $0 Pure organic content No ad budget No agency / freelancing And it worked That's how you get to the first $5K/month The only thing you need to do is to promote offers that give you MRR commissions, not CPA Choose an offer giving MRR commissions Start organic marketing Test content Double down on what works Then run ads on the best performing content That's the best way how to do it You don't need $2-3K to test You need a phone, internet and free time And if you want to know where to get the best MRR commission offers, it's in TAP Affiliate Network jointap.co
before starting with affiliate marketing, get yourself to $5k per month with agency, freelancing or salary that should leave you with $ 2-3k to test starting affil with $0 is possible, but very hard with $2k per month you will see the results much quicker as you can test freely and will be less inclined to cut potential winners too early
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The day when every online business owner finds out that online money is real On the 24th February 2022 I made my first $ online and since then I realised that online money is real But it took me 3 months of constant work every waking hour to make this $5 Without mentors, without information, just me finding out what works Back then faceless online money wasn't even a thing Purely faceless brand promoting products Since then I started a lot of more faceless brands, marketing automations and a successful affiliate network We're on a generational run
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Respectfully who cares that the average 18/25 year old doesn’t have $5k saved up We’re here to be the best And $5K per month online is shit money It’s more like a minimum wage of online money Because you can’t compare job and business $5K/month from a 9-5 job is genuinely impressive But $5K/month from an online business isn’t One bad month and you’re at 0 That’s why you should push harder to make more and more money You need to compare yourself to the best at your age Not to average people I know 18 year old guys making 100K per month And I’m sure there are 18 year olds making so much more You should not settle for what’s better than average You should aim for maximising your income potential
Daily reminder, the avg 18/25 year old doesn’t even have $5k saved up If you’re making $5k/Month don’t let the internet fool you, you’re making great money At $10k/Month you’re making money that is hard to even spend ( social media will tell you otherwise also ) We live in a online bubble and mostly all the people showing off don’t even have 10k to their name
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This is the dumbest pricing that I saw this week You didn't make $10 You made $6.70 Stripe's flat $0.30 eats 33% of every $1 charge Math kills you before you start But forget the fee Look at what you built A tool that tells a founder whether there is a demand on the idea they have So they don't waste 6 months building and marketing a dead idea That answer is worth $1000 But all you do is charge $1 now And it's one-time The serial founder - your dream customer - is worth $0.67 Then gone forever Here's what I'd actually do: 1. Charge $49 per validation = same product, 50x the revenue, and Stripe fees drop to ~4% 2. Add a $29/mo tier for unlimited runs = that captures the serial founders you're currently giving away 3. Keep a $1 'sample' if you want a top of funnel = but make it a teaser that upsells, not the whole product You've already proven people will pay That's the hard part Now charge what it's worth INCREASE THE PRICE
Up to TEN paid users on day one, bringing me to $10! almost Taco Bell profitable. Invaluable direct feedback & encouragement from @marclou and @jackfriks & the ship or die crew today! @stripe
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For those who are wondering what’s the correct direction: x.com/jamesebringer/status/2…

Replying to @dannyskelley
I personally would setup the pricing as a subscription of $29/month for the lowest plan Because when you have one-time pricing you need to chase that next sale over and over again And this is something I wish I knew sooner that MRR > one-time payments So what I would do is that I would put there a recurring system in your offer that people would want to pay over and over again - from my point of view the best would be to have there an automated scraper that would go through reddit etc and it would basically give people "signals" of new ideas ideas / problems etc that people are talking about lately = this would be actually super useful and I personally would even pay $99/month which can be another tier you can have But at first I would put there 3 tiers that would be $29/month for the lowest plan when people would get the idea validator 2 signals per month, then second tier at let's say $67/month with the idea validator 10 signals some other feature and then an unlimited plan at $97/month that will get the idea validator all the signals other useful features Then over time when you start getting users and testimonials, increase the prices and I can imagine that the highest plan would be even $249/month or even $497/month with enough features And in the future you could also plug in a high-ticket offer where you will build the offers for people etc - all types of things that you could ask people on calls what problems they're facing now and monetize accordingly - the price point could be even $25K for the offer building itself for example
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Amazon's affiliate program launched in 1996 paying 4% commissions and the entire affiliate industry has been scamming you with that number ever since Here's what actually happened Amazon was a dying bookstore competing with Barnes & Noble on 6% margins 4% was the maximum they could survive paying It wasn't a commission rate it was a desperation rate Then every network that came after looked at Amazon and went "oh that's what affiliates get paid" And locked in the lowest possible number as the industry standard forever ClickBank, ShareASale, CJ, Impact, every network you've ever heard of All of them built billion-dollar businesses by paying affiliates the rate a 1996 bookstore could barely afford while selling digital products with 97% margins A $97 digital course costs the creator nothing to deliver The network takes their cut for "infrastructure" that Stripe replaced 10 years ago The affiliate does 100% of the work driving traffic and gets 25% The creator pockets 60% for sitting there The network skims 15% for processing payments that cost them 3% This is the most successful price-fixing operation in the history of the internet and nobody calls it that because everyone making real money inside it needs you to keep believing 25% is generous The networks paying 100% front-end and 50% backend MRR aren't being charitable They just stopped participating in the cartel TAP runs that play Study this
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Built a Twitter account to 154 followers and it's generating $5.84 in MRR per follower Most accounts at 154 followers generate $0 Most accounts at 50k followers generate $0 Followers don't pay you, distribution does Here's the actual setup - Spun up a new account from zero - Plugged a content system into it - Promoted one TAP offer through it - 1.5 hours per week of work, max Current state - 154 followers - $900 MRR in commissions - $1,800/mo in revenue moving through the offer - $5.84 MRR per follower For context $900 MRR is what most affiliate marketers set as their yearly goal I hit it as a side project on an account that doesn't even have 200 followers The lesson isn't "Twitter works" The lesson is that followers are a vanity metric Conversion mechanics are the actual metric If your content system routes 154 of the right people to the right offer, you out-earn 50k followers routing nowhere Most affiliates are optimizing for the wrong number Stop chasing followers Start building systems that monetize whoever shows up
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