If you want to stand out as an affiliate today, you need to do more than just send a few emails and post on social media. You need to answer questions before they\u2019re asked. You need to overcome objections before they pop up. And you need to overcome your own resistance. If you\u2019ve wondered \u201cWhat do I say about this product?\u201d\u201d or \u201c\u201dWhat do I post today?\u201d\u201d, AI could be your new best friend\u2026if you use it right. In this episode, I\u2019m giving you 10 ways AI can help you do all of this faster, easier, and in your own voice.<\/h6>\n
Click Here for The Written Transcript of This Episode<\/a><\/p>\n Review Post Pro<\/a><\/p>\n Post Affiliate Pro<\/a><\/p>\n BotLeads<\/a><\/p>\n My Toolbox<\/a><\/p>\n Affiliate Email Pro<\/a><\/p>\n Affiliate Terms Wizard<\/a><\/p>\n TEXT ME:<\/strong> +1 (260) 217-4619<\/p>\n How Top Affiliates Are Using AI to Get Ahead (Part 1)<\/a><\/p>\n The Latest AI Tactics I\u2019m Using to Run Affiliate Programs (Part 6)<\/a><\/p>\n AI and Affiliate Programs: What I\u2019m Doing Differently Now (Part 5)<\/a><\/p>\n Even More Ways I Use AI to Run Affiliate Programs (Part 4)<\/a><\/p>\n The AI Systems Powering My Affiliate Programs (Part 3)<\/a><\/p>\n Listen, if you want to stand out today as an affiliate, you need to do more than just send a few emails and post on social media. You need to answer questions before they\u2019re even asked. You need to overcome objections before they pop up, and you need to overcome your own resistance. If you\u2019ve wondered, what do I say about this product? Or what do I post today? AI could be your new best friend if you use it right. So in this episode, and I\u2019m giving you 10 ways AI can help you do all of this faster, easier and in your own voice.<\/p>\n Let\u2019s get started. Hey. Hey. Welcome back to the Affiliate Guy podcast. If you are just joining us for this new series on using AI for affiliate marketing, you\u2019re going to want to go back and check out episode one. So it\u2019s just one episode ago we covered some powerful ways to write better promos, to repurpose content, use AI without losing your voice. And today we\u2019re gonna go even deeper. Now also, if you missed the previous series, I did an entire series for affiliate managers. I think it was six episodes long, maybe seven.<\/p>\n If you\u2019re an affiliate manager, you wanna go back and listen to that. Now, if you\u2019re an affiliate manager, you also wanna be listening to this series. As I mentioned in the last episode, don\u2019t skip this because, oh, it\u2019s about affiliate marketing. It\u2019s now about affiliate management. You know, no, there\u2019s a lot of stuff I\u2019m going to talk about where you can use what you\u2019re learning in these episodes to help your affiliates. So these next 10 strategies are mostly about content.<\/p>\n Content that sells without sounding like a used car salesman, without sounding like a robot, all those things, you know, product comparison, quizzes, reviews, so much more. So let\u2019s jump in and talk about some more ways to use AI as an affiliate. You know, it wouldn\u2019t be an episode about AI without an AI generated sound effect. Right? All right, so number one is simplifying complex pricing structures. You know, a lot of times when I promote an affiliate, offer something as an affiliate, especially SaaS products where the pricing page looks like, I don\u2019t know, it looks like one of like the medical Bills that you get. Like it\u2019s super complicated. You know, there\u2019s, there\u2019s three tiers, there\u2019s 10, maybe 20 features per tier.<\/p>\n There\u2019s a bunch of fine print and your audience is like, they just want to know which one is for me, which one do you recommend? And so they want to know why. So I use AI to summarize pricing into something clear and easy for people to understand. This helps your audience make a quick decision and when they do, you get a commission. That\u2019s the beauty of affiliate marketing, right? So here\u2019s the prompt that I use in situations like this. I have an ongoing prompt and I say summarize the pricing of product, you know, for audience.<\/p>\n Break it into three clear tiers with the best use case for each. That\u2019s it. Just make it like super simple. Sometimes I\u2019ll. So here\u2019s one actually that I used recently. Summarize the pricing of Post Affiliate Pro for affiliate managers and small business owners who are running their own affiliate program. Break it into two easy to understand tiers with the best use case for each. And it did the work for me and I was done and it has worked. I\u2019ve sold a lot of Post Affiliate Pro recommending that as a result of that very simple prompt.<\/p>\n The second way to use AI as an affiliate marketer is to turn customer questions into really, really killer content. This one is so freaking easy to use. I have gotten to the point where I am using this so much, it\u2019s starting to scare me a little bit because it just becomes almost automatic. So anytime I get a DM or a text, you know, I get a lot of texts where people are asking me about products that I recommend. If you didn\u2019t know, you should because you\u2019ve listened to at least one other episode, right? Text, text me anytime. 260-217-4619 just know I am probably currently question into content and I don\u2019t have to mention your name I will ask permission. If you know, hey, then I can give you a shout out. But I get dms, I get texts, I get emails, comments asking a question about a product that I\u2019m promoting.<\/p>\n Need help activating your affiliates? Use my proven email templates for getting inactive affiliates in the game and making sales! Get them here!<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Anytime you get a question like that, instead of answering it once, turn it into a blog post, turn it into an email, turn it into some sort of social media post that produces sales because other people have those questions. I\u2019ve said it so many times, life is like seventh grade algebra. If you have a question, odds are seven other people have a question that same question. And really, in the case of something like this, it could be hundreds of other people.<\/p>\n So I just use a very simple prompt, turn this customer question into a short blog post or social media post, Facebook post, Instagram post, whatever, and end with a gentle affiliate link, cta. And I paste the question, keep the tone helpful and casual. Now I create one of those for each product that I\u2019m promoting. That way it already has all the information on that product. So I start a chat with this, and I use that chat for numerous things.<\/p>\n It could be creating email briefs. I mentioned before. I\u2019ll have a chat where I create the brief and then I have another chat that\u2019s already been trained on my style and tone that I write the email in. So I have a chat for each product. So, for instance, Bot Leads is a new company. If you\u2019re on my email list, you know, you heard me talking about them this week when this episode came out. Bot Ladies is amazing.<\/p>\n It\u2019s the tool that I use now to find affiliates, like, so quick. My friend Amy Yamada created it, and it\u2019s absolutely amazing. And it\u2019s the tool that if, if I had created my own, it\u2019s what I would have created. And so I actually was chatting with Amy one day and she\u2019s like, hey, I created this thing. I was like, oh, it\u2019s cool, you know, whatever.<\/p>\n I was like, you know, I kind of want to create something like that, but for finding affiliates, she\u2019s like, well, I\u2019ll introduce you to the, the developer. She was super cool. She actually was on the call. We did a zoom call, like an hour long zoom call where the developer walked me through it. And after seeing it, I was like, I don\u2019t, I was like, amy, I don\u2019t feel right about this. Like, I don\u2019t want to create a competitor to you. Your tool is already using. Bot Leads is already doing what I want it to do. Can. Can, can I just, like, promote you?<\/p>\n Can we just partner together and, you know, promote this? And she was like, that\u2019d be amazing. So, for instance, I have a chat about Bot Leads where I\u2019ve already trained it. I\u2019ve already told it that story. I\u2019ve trained it on what Bot Leads is. I\u2019ve fed it the sales page and some, you know, the FAQ and kind of some of like my results, you know, I told it like, hey, we\u2019ve, we\u2019ve doubled the number of affiliates we can find on a daily basis in half the time. And it\u2019s helped us find an extra, you know, three to 400 affiliates every month for our clients.<\/p>\n Like I trained it on that and that\u2019s my chat for bot leads. So then when I get a customer service, or not a customer service, but I get a customer question, then I can say turn this customer question into whatever I want to turn it into. And it already knows all the other stuff. It knows the bonuses that I\u2019m giving as an affiliate, it knows all the stuff about bot leads and then it uses that question to specifically answer it and turn it into content. So a little tip there again with a lot of stuff. What I\u2019ll do is I\u2019ll have it do that and then I\u2019ll take what it generates and I\u2019ll then go put it into another chat that I\u2019ve specifically trained in my voice on social media and say, you know, please turn this into something that sounds more like me. Alright.<\/p>\n Number three is using AI to turn multiple products into a, a bundle type post or an ultimate toolkit. This is one of my favorite uses because a lot of times we promote products one off, but instead you can, instead of promoting one thing, you can promote three that go together so you can create that ultimate toolkit, right?<\/p>\n So the ultimate productivity toolkit, the ultimate photographer\u2019s toolkit, the ultimate affiliate marketing toolkit, the ultimate goal setting toolkit. And so for that like Productivity 1, you might have like a planner and a time tracking app and a book that teaches productivity. And you know, for affiliate marketing, I mean I can list hundreds, but they\u2019re all@mattmcwilliams.com toolbox.<\/p>\n That\u2019s my voice that I do anytime I talk about that, by the way. So I\u2019ll just literally prompt it and say, write a blog post outlining the ultimate toolkit for whatever for this audience. Include three affiliate products from this page, each one with some benefits and why it belongs in the bundle. And let\u2019s recommend write the whole post for this Ultimate Toolkit. And so now they\u2019re not just buying a single product. They\u2019re not just buying a planner, they\u2019re not just buying a time tracking app, they\u2019re not just buying a goal setting course or a productivity book.<\/p>\n They\u2019re buying a system. And they\u2019re buying three things. Which means in theory, you\u2019re making three times as much money. You might make 10 times as much money as if they bought one of the things, but it\u2019s a really cool way to bundle a lot of things. The other cool thing about the bundle post, the Ultimate Toolkit post. And by the way, I said three, it could be five, it could be seven.<\/p>\n The cool thing about it is when you list five things and assuming that they are, and they often are, you usually got one thing that financially is out of reach for the majority of people and that anchors everything else. No, you can\u2019t buy this $500 course, but you can buy this planner and get similar results for a tenth of the price. So you sell more of those middle priced things. And a lot of times they\u2019ll just add on like one of the cheaper things too. So again, instead of making no sales, you sell a $50 thing and a $20 thing you just made. Let\u2019s say you make 20% on those, you made 14 bucks instead of zero. That is a significant improvement. It\u2019s infinitely more, according to my math teacher, than zero.<\/p>\n Number four is writing review posts. Now, this is one of my favorite ways to use AI. One of my favorite ways so much that I actually created a tool to do it. So this is writing long form product reviews and I\u2019ve done entire episodes on this in the past. Everything I talked about in those episodes is still relevant, but it\u2019s also not necessary because I walked you through how to do it in an entire episode and I shared how to take eight hours out of your life and write a review post. Is 8 hours of your life worth it?<\/p>\n Yes, I have review posts. Just going through some of some of the examples here. I have one review post for a course that launches annually. Each of the last four years, that post has brought in at least $20,000 in affiliate income. It\u2019s done over 50,000 in sales one year did over 75,000. So I made whatever 40% of that is. Plus I got bone, I got bonuses because I finished in the top 10. So you know, averaging 23, 24, $5,000 a year.<\/p>\n Now it\u2019s in like a five day span and I make none the other 360 days out of the year. And I\u2019m cool with that. I have another. I\u2019m looking at averaging two sales a month at about a 62, 63, $127. So 63,50 a month or per sale I\u2019m averaging about $127 a month. But I\u2019m averaging $127 a month pretty much every single month for about the past seven, eight years.<\/p>\n That\u2019s a lot of money. It\u2019s consistent revenue. I\u2019ve got another one making an average of 40 bucks a month. Again, not a huge thing, but I\u2019m making 40 bucks a month every single month. And actually that one also generates 17 subscribers per month. Some of them generate like two subscribers a year. But that one actually generates an average of about 17amonth that end up subscribing. I\u2019ve got others where because we give bonuses, you should always provide bonuses.<\/p>\n Because we provide the bonuses, they end up having to join my email list on the back end. And so I\u2019ve got tons of other. I mean I\u2019ve got review posts that generate, you know, $5,000 a year. And I\u2019ve got some that generate, you know, I got a few that generate zero. They didn\u2019t work. Most of them have worked though. Most of them average between a thousand and two thousand dollars a year.<\/p>\n Not huge by themselves, but I\u2019ve also got like 30 of them, maybe 40. I mean any product that I\u2019ve ever recommended, I\u2019ve written a review post for them. And thing is, I\u2019ve gotten really good at ranking high. And so as I mentioned earlier, writing them can take a lot of time. It basically becomes free traffic, free leads, free money.<\/p>\n But it takes a lot of time. And I had gotten to the point where I stopped doing them a couple of years ago because I just didn\u2019t have time. So I started playing around with AI and about four or five months ago I created a product called Review Post Pro. And I created it for myself. I literally just created it because I got tired of chat GPT, like I would be in the chat and it just kept forgetting things. And I told it like, no, this section always has to be at least this long and it would half the Time, it\u2019d be too short. And I\u2019d be like, no. And you have to make it dense enough.<\/p>\n Keyword dense, but not keyword over you. And it would not do it. In the call to action, you have to mention the name of the product in the link in at least 75% of links. And then it would mention. Or it\u2019s 75, but not more than like 80%, because too much is too much with keyword density and things like that. And it would mention it in 100%. And I\u2019m like, no, not 100%. And then the next time it would mention it in like 20%.<\/p>\n Like, no, this is so dumb. You\u2019re not getting it. And that\u2019s one of the downsides to AI sometimes. So I created Review Post Pro and I trained it. I basically went around and started searching for product reviews, and I got all the number one ranked posts for about 50 to 70 products. Different products, consumer products, courses, SaaS, products, like literally things like running shoes and fitness trackers and all. And I was like, I searched for those. I got the number one post and I was like, okay, analyze these. What\u2019s working? I took my top ranking posts, I said, analyze these. Tell me what you\u2019re finding. What\u2019s working.<\/p>\n I combined that with what I already knew to be true about SEO and all the guides I\u2019ve written about how to rank high on review posts. I created a thing for me where basically if I want to write a new review post, I just go in. I answer about 15 to 20 questions pretty quickly. Usually just takes me about 10 minutes to answer these questions and it spits out a fully written review post. And I\u2019ve already trained it. This is, by the way, you can do this too. You just upload as much as you want to train it. I trained it on every blog post I\u2019ve ever written.<\/p>\n So it has my writing style. You could train it on 2, you could train it on 50, whatever. Upload Blog posts. Literally, you can just be like, go here. Here are the URLs for my blog post. Read those. So you upload your train. You train it one time. You only have to do that one time. Then you answer the questions and then it writes it in your voice because it\u2019s learning from your writing. Then it allows you to review each section along the way so you can correct it. Because I\u2019ll give you an example. When I first did really, really, really wasn\u2019t getting the fact that there are certain words I don\u2019t use, even though I never use them, probably in my writing examples. But I told it, like, don\u2019t use this word. Cool. After a few times, it got it. So I\u2019m gonna put a link to it in the show notes. I\u2019m not entirely sure the link will work if you\u2019re listening to this the day the episode comes out, because we have not released this to the public. We\u2019re about to.<\/p>\n It\u2019s really cool. And, you know, gosh, I mean, I wrote one. I texted some friends of mine the other day. I wrote a review post the other day. I actually timed it because I was testing this out. Kind of a final test. I\u2019m recording this on a Thursday. I released the post on a Tuesday. I wrote it Tuesday morning and released it Tuesday afternoon because I wanted to make sure I had time to just give it one last review. So I guess technically it probably took me like 52 minutes because I spent like five minutes reviewing it at the end. Again, this used to take me six to eight hours to do 47. Released it that afternoon.<\/p>\n Today is Thursday. I checked this afternoon. I am number one for the name of that product and the word review. I\u2019m number two for the name of that product in the word pros and cons. I\u2019m number one for the name of that product and worth it. Meaning if you look up the name of that product and worth it. I am number three for the name of that product and the word features. Only behind the top two listings are that company\u2019s website two times.<\/p>\n One is a video page and one is like a text version of their features. I mean, it works. It works. And I\u2019ve written a few of those. That\u2019s just one example as I\u2019ve been testing this. And it is. I mean, it\u2019s making us a lot of money every month. Um, this is really cool. So writing product reviews is a great way to use AI because it just makes something that\u2019s so powerful so, so, so much quicker. All right, number five, way to use AI is turning product FAQs into a shareable Q and A. You know, every product has the same three to five questions that people ask over and over again, right?<\/p>\n What\u2019s the refund policy? Does this work for beginners? Does this work if I\u2019m in Ireland, you know, is it mobile friendly, whatever, you know, so instead of hiding them on a landing page, let\u2019s turn them into a shareable Q and A post on Instagram, you know, or Facebook, and just get them out there in front of people.<\/p>\n This builds trust. That\u2019s what it\u2019s all about. It cuts down on those objections. If you answer somebody\u2019s objection before they even ask, you will make the sale. Almost. Well, not always. Depending upon the price point, you will double or triple your chances of making the sale. So the prompt I use is write a Q and A style post for Instagram that ANSWERS the top five questions. You know FAQs about product. My audience is blank. And describe your audience.<\/p>\n Number six, going back to review post. Well, you need to know what are the SEO keywords that you should target? That is something that Review Post Pro does not do because it doesn\u2019t need to do it. Because you can use ChatGPT in two seconds to do that. So if you want to write a blog post about a product, one of the questions that Review Post Pro asks you is, what keywords do you want to target? Because it uses that information to then create a post that focuses more on those keywords. So, for instance, I mentioned earlier, review, of course, pros and cons worth it. And I told it that. So it asks the question, is it worth it?<\/p>\n Make sure that your affiliate program has a solid agreement (AKA Terms & Conditions). To make things simple, grab my template here!<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n You may be wondering if it\u2019s worth it. Here\u2019s why this product is worth it, right? Here are the pros and cons. And it uses those words more than it normally would because it\u2019s targeting those as SEO keywords. But first, I use AI to help me find low competition keywords to go after. And oh, by the way, I mentioned that the one I wrote on Tuesday and then checked it today, I\u2019ve already made one sale. I\u2019ve already had one. So let me pull up the stats here.<\/p>\n Let\u2019s see. So where are they? Oh, here we go. All right, so ranks number one. Blah, blah, blah. Okay, 47 clicks, we already had. This is after about 46 hours. We had 47 clicks to the post 13 of those clicked on my affiliate link and we have one sale. That one sale will make me, let me do some quick math. $99 20%. So we\u2019ll just call it 20 bucks. It\u2019s like 1980 will make me $19.80 every single month. So you do the math that. The first, you know, so far I\u2019ve made for less than one hour of time I\u2019ve made 20 bucks. Is that worth it? No. But at this rate, if I make a sale even every week, 80 bucks a month, but then the next month I make 80 bucks but I keep the 80 from the, you know, and some people will cancel. But by month three I\u2019m making 2, 200 bucks. By month six I\u2019m making, I don\u2019t know, 500 bucks roughly and so on and so forth.<\/p>\n So ultimately per hour I\u2019m gonna make a lot of money. I\u2019m gonna make a lot of money. And yeah, I\u2019ll spend, you know, five minutes a quarter updating the post because that does help it stay up there in the rankings by the way. But I use AI to say suggest. Here\u2019s the prompt. Suggest 5 Low Competition Keywords for a blog post about and then I\u2019ll name the product aimed at, name the niche, etc, etc. And I\u2019m looking for what are those low competition keywords that are still going to be fairly high trafficked.<\/p>\n Alright, the seventh way is identifying what your audience might object to. I talked about this in the affiliate management series that you want to identify why an affiliate wouldn\u2019t promote this product, you know, identifying that. Objection. Why? What would an affiliate object to? But you can use it with buyers as well, customers as well. Because objections are what kill sales.<\/p>\n We talked about that earlier. But they\u2019re also predictable price complexity. Does it work for me? So use AI for this and I\u2019ll just say like hey listen, I want to know the top five. So I\u2019ll say list 20. List the top 20 possible objections. My audience. Describe your audience. So single moms might have to buying this product. I\u2019ve already trained it on what that product is and suggest a response to each. And I\u2019ll have AI do that and it, you know, I\u2019ll have a list 20 and I\u2019ll say I like number one and I\u2019ll usually tell it to do it in order. Number one, I like number one.<\/p>\n Number two. Number three, I don\u2019t really see anybody objecting. Number four, I don\u2019t, I don\u2019t agree with that.Number five and number seven and I\u2019ll take Those and now I\u2019m going to create responses. I\u2019m going to write those in my style in a separate chat, but I\u2019m also going to make sure that I answer any FAQs and things like that.<\/p>\n So we\u2019ve got the responses ready. When people email us, when they ask us what are, you know, they ask their objections, we\u2019ve got them ready. I want to address the top five in my content, but I want to have all the other ones ready because yeah, I doubt anybody\u2019s going to ask about number four. But you know what? Somebody probably will. If enough people come through the sales funnel, somebody\u2019s going to ask that question. I\u2019ll never forget, years ago we were launching our no product, no problem course and it was the second time we\u2019d ever launched it. We did a soft launch like seven, eight months before where I think we, you know, we had like 25 buyers or something.<\/p>\n But this was our big one, you know, we had, was a, I think we did a five day open cart and we were, you know, we had 25 sales within the first like two hours. You know, this is much, much bigger. And earlier I, you know, I had that quite like, does it work for people in Ireland? Right. Well, that actually comes from legit questions that I got. Where people were. Does it work in Italy?<\/p>\n It was the first one. One of our very first students ever was a guy named Brian Bernie and he lives in Italy and he\u2019s like, here\u2019s why it might not work there, you know. And so we basically formed a few different responses based on why they think it might not work on their locality. Because the people of Italy are, you know, because in our country, yada, yada yada. And so we created like these categories so we could just be like, yes, it absolutely will work in fill in the blank, name of country, blah blah, blah, blah blah. And we would explain why it was a huge, huge time saver. But it also allowed us to turn that into content as well.<\/p>\n Number eight is turning a promo into a thread or a series. Instead of just making it like a one time thing, you actually build momentum with a series of posts. Kind of like a mini funnel, right? So by the end of this series, the audience is warmed up. By the time they get to the kind of some scarcity at the end, they\u2019re ready to buy. And so a great way to do that is use AI, like outline a five part Instagram post series to promote bot leads. Each post should teach something useful, it\u2019s important and naturally lead to the next one. So we gave it, we actually created one. I should probably, I should probably create this.<\/p>\n This would be another great product for me to create. I don\u2019t think I\u2019m going to, because this is pretty simple. Whereas the review post one of me, it took me a couple weeks to create that tool, like probably 25 to 50 man hours to create it. This one you could probably create in 15 minutes, train it on how it should start a certain way, teach a lesson, and in the end, tease the next one. So in the next post tomorrow, I\u2019m going to teach you, blah, blah, blah. So make sure you hit subscribe, make sure you hit follow, whatever. And so you could train it in kind of a format, give it a, you know, find a few examples, give it those examples, and then have that chat ongoing over time.<\/p>\n Number nine way. I love this one. I have not personally used this, but I\u2019m going to. But this actually came from a conversation I had with a friend of mine the other day and that is creating like a quick quiz or a decision tool. So quizzes shout out to Ryan Levesque, convert like crazy because people loved personalized answers. So you help them figure out which version of a product is right for them and then you guide them to your link or which product is right for them. Maybe there\u2019s three different products so use AI to create the quiz or some people call them decision tools. So I will use this prompt.<\/p>\n This is a prompt that my friend of mine gave me the other day. Write a five question quiz to help people decide which version of product is best for them. Include simple answers and a call to action. Another one was write a three to five question quiz to help people decide which of the following three products is best for them.<\/p>\n Include simple answers and a call to action. So you start it by explaining like here\u2019s the product. So name of the product, here\u2019s who it\u2019s for, here\u2019s who it\u2019s not for, here\u2019s you know, the price, here\u2019s what each thing has, what it doesn\u2019t have, yada yada yada, right? And you could really just do that by telling it like here are three products in the URLs create this quiz and then it does, does it and it, according to him it\u2019s been huge, huge because he runs like multiple comparison sites and stuff like that. It\u2019s been a pretty cool way to do some, some pretty killer affiliate marketing.<\/p>\n And number 10, this is something I have been using AI for for about two years now. One of the easiest ways to do it, it\u2019s like 15 seconds and you make more money is improving your CTAs. So this is your calls to action, right? This is across everything. This is not just affiliate, this could be anything. Your emails, your sales page. One of the best ways to just like 15, 20 seconds and you make you improve your, you know, your click rate by, you know, 0.5 to 2% which doesn\u2019t sound like a lot, but it is because if it\u2019s currently 3.5% and you improve it to 4.5%, that\u2019s a dramatic increase in your click through rate.<\/p>\n Just hey, here\u2019s what my current here\u2019s my sales page or here\u2019s my blog post, here\u2019s my whatever, I want to improve the CTAs, so give me 10 creative, better CTAs for this email, this social media post, and then tell it what to focus on. So focus on, you know, if it\u2019s toward the end, focus on urgency, focus on benefits, focus on fomo, focus on whatever. You know, I mean, it\u2019s one of the simplest ways to increase sales. We did this recently. I had a sales page that I created. Really good sales page, 2.8 conversion rate, 2.8% conversion. And I was like, all right, a little disappointed in that. And so I just went to AI and I was like, look at.<\/p>\n I think I had, like, six buttons on the page. I said, give me some better ones for this. And it took about 25 to get to the 6. And some of them, frankly, were terrible. I would never use them. They were horrible. But who cares? I mean, took me two seconds to look at it and go on. And that\u2019s what I hear it like. A lot of people like, give me. Give me a one. You know, give me one. And then they\u2019re like, well, that one\u2019s terrible. I\u2019m not going to use AI. Stupid. No, I.<\/p>\n Occasionally it\u2019s amazing. Occasionally it\u2019s stupid, and most of the time it\u2019s really good. Is really where it falls. But if you get 30, you know, ask it for 30 to get to 6. I think I asked for 10. And then what I do is like, oh, I like number two, number seven. And I kind of like a combination of eight and 10, but I don\u2019t know how to do that. Could you make a suggestion on that?<\/p>\n So now I\u2019m teaching it, like, what I like and what I think is going to work better. And then it goes from there, and it goes from there, and it goes from there. And it\u2019s a very iterative process. But in a matter of five minutes, I improved all six buttons on that page. So we split. Test it. Not for very long, because it took like, 48 hours for us to like, oh, my gosh. Went from a 2.9% conversion to about 4.2% like that. It was the only. All we did was change the text. And that\u2019s true. I mean, that is a.<\/p>\n Not sure how much to pay your affiliates? Watch my free video tutorial on YouTube<\/a> that walks you through step-by-step.<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nLinks Mentioned in this Episode<\/h3>\n
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