Ever feel like you\u2019re putting in more hours than ever\u2026 but your affiliate income isn\u2019t keeping up? You\u2019re not alone. But here\u2019s the good news: Smart affiliates are already using AI to save time, simplify their content, and sell more\u2026without sounding like a robot. Today, we\u2019re kicking off a brand-new series on how to use AI as an affiliate marketer\u2026whether you\u2019re just getting started or looking to scale up.<\/h6>\n
Click Here for The Written Transcript of This Episode<\/a><\/p>\n My Toolbox<\/a><\/p>\n Affiliate Email Pro<\/a><\/p>\n Affiliate Terms Wizard<\/a><\/p>\n Gmass<\/a><\/p>\n TEXT ME:<\/strong> +1 (260) 217-4619<\/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 Advanced Ways I Use AI to Manage Affiliate Programs (Part 2)<\/a><\/p>\n Ever feel like you\u2019re putting in more hours than ever, but your affiliate income isn\u2019t keeping up? Well, you\u2019re not alone. But here\u2019s the good news. Smart affiliates are already using AI to. Save time, simplify their content, and sell more without sounding like a robot. So today we\u2019re kicking off a brand new series on how to use AI as an affiliate marketer. Whether you\u2019re just getting started or looking to scale up, Let\u2019s get started.<\/p>\n Well, welcome to the first episode of our new AI for Affiliate Marketer series. If you missed the first, the past six, six episodes, I should say I did an entire series on how affiliate managers can use AI to grow their affiliate programs. And if you\u2019re an affiliate manager, definitely go back and listen to that series. But you should also listen to this series.<\/p>\n Okay, so if you\u2019re an affiliate manager, you still need to listen to this series because the things I\u2019m going to teach you, I\u2019m going to teach affiliates are relevant to you. In fact, there\u2019s, there\u2019s going to be a little crossover affiliate management. There\u2019ll be things that I suggest affiliates do that you\u2019re gonna want to know because maybe you can do it for them. And not to mention, the more you know about how affiliates operate, the better affiliate manager you will be.<\/p>\n I\u2019ve said it so many times, the. Best way to get better as an. Affiliate manager is to become an affiliate. So while this series is primarily for affiliates, you know, affiliate marketers, don\u2019t skip it if you\u2019re an affiliate manager. Okay, real quick, heads up. I am suffering from the tail end of some sort of a virus that ripped my sinuses and my throat apart. Like I.<\/p>\n For days I could barely speak. So you may notice I sound a little nasally. At least I do to myself. I\u2019m struggling to breathe through my nose, so I\u2019m going to pause a lot. We\u2019ll edit that out. But I\u2019m just forewarning you that I do sound a little bit different and if I get a little bit hoarse. Toward the end, that\u2019s why. And hopefully it won\u2019t be so bad after the editing is done.<\/p>\n Usually I don\u2019t really edit these things other than maybe like midway through, I\u2019ll take a sip of water. But today I\u2019m probably going to end up having this one edited quite a bit just because I think I\u2019m going to have to pause like every three minutes to drink water because of my throat. And actually I\u2019ve got some throat coat. Tea, so I\u2019ll be drinking that. And I\u2019m probably going to sneeze a lot and have to blow my nose a lot.<\/p>\n So hopefully that won\u2019t affect things too much. But in this episode, we\u2019re going to cover 10ish ways, you know, to use AI to create content faster to sell without, you know, sounding like a used car salesman and stand out as someone who actually helps people. Not it\u2019s not about hype, it\u2019s about helping. And as I mentioned before in the, you know, in the previous episodes, I don\u2019t know how many ways I will. Cover in each episode.<\/p>\n I think I\u2019ve got 10 on the docket for today. Maybe I\u2019ll get to all 10. Maybe I\u2019ll get the six and be. Like, okay, we\u2019re at about a half hour. Let\u2019s call it quits. Maybe I\u2019ll finish the 10 and be like, what am I supposed to do? I guess a short episode. I don\u2019t know. I really don\u2019t know. Honestly, I don\u2019t know how many episodes. There will be in this series. We will find out together. So with all that said, let\u2019s jump in with way number one that affiliate marketers can use AI. The first way is to summarize product features. Okay, so when a company has product features, kind of boring, raw products features, right? Summarizing those into easy to sell benefits.<\/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 The reality is that your, your copy is not going to convert. When people don\u2019t understand the product. And what we get from most companies is we get a bunch of, you know, product descriptions that are filled with jargon, they\u2019re filled with specs. So it\u2019s like it contains quantum secure email encryption. What does that even mean? You know, 23 grams of protein. Okay, cool. I know a lot about that. Having been an athlete and, you know, having been on my own journey over the years. I know what, I know that 23 grams of protein in a serving is pretty good. But does the average person know that, you know, what does that mean? Is that an entire meal with 23. Well, that\u2019s not a lot of protein then, you know, depending upon your goals.<\/p>\n So what does it mean? Like quantum security moment? Like, that\u2019s fine if you\u2019re an engineer. That\u2019s fine if you\u2019re a fitness freak, but most of your audience doesn\u2019t understand that stuff and your audience wants to know how it helps them. So one of the best ways you can use AI take a complicated product and turn it into benefits. So helps you recover faster after workouts. Okay, Boom. Got it. I understand what that means. I\u2019m going to recover faster. Saves you four hours a week.<\/p>\n Great. I\u2019m going to save four hours. Keeps your inbox from turning into a, you know, a data breach. Data breach is probably not the best word there, but you get the idea, right? So here\u2019s the prompt that I\u2019ve been using when I\u2019ve been doing affiliate promotions. Now remember, benefits are what sells specs. Just give people a reason to say, I\u2019ll think about that. Okay. Specs are not what they want most of the time. You have a brand new product in a brand new market and you\u2019re targeting that half a percent of the early adopters. Yeah. Include some specs. They will care about the quantum secure stuff. They\u2019ll care that it has 27 micrograms of this, you know, mineral. Most people don\u2019t though. It\u2019s like, hey, improves your eyesight.<\/p>\n So here\u2019s the prompt. Summarize the key features of and then insert like, you know, this product. I\u2019m going to provide you with the. The product description. Summarize this key. The key features of this product into three simple benefits that appeal to name your audience. So I did one recently. This is literally from something I wrote this morning. Summarize the key features of gmass into an. I put five into five simple benefits that appeal to busy affiliate managers. That was my, that was my prompt. Could use the same kind of prompt to do this over and over again. Remember, benefits are what sell the results. Our what? So the second way is to plan your promos. So I use, I have one AI chat that I use to plan promotional strategy.<\/p>\n So I will tell it, you know, I\u2019ve got, I\u2019ve got seven days to promote this product. Help me brainstorm some promotional angles, create a calendar and prep the email briefs. Prep my social media breeze. It doesn\u2019t write the emails, it doesn\u2019t write the social media posts. I have a different chat for each of those. Okay. So I take the email briefs. Once I\u2019ve, you know, it helps me plan the angles and I will have, if I have, if I plan on sending 10 emails in seven days, I will have it write out all 10 and then I\u2019ll say, okay, I don\u2019t. Like number two, seven and nine.<\/p>\n If you remember in the previous episodes. I told you when you want 10, you always ask it for 15 or 20. I don\u2019t do this here because I\u2019m trying to have it think sequentially. So it\u2019ll write out the promo plan just as like general ideas. I\u2019ll correct a couple of them. I\u2019ll say, okay, here\u2019s the 10 email plan. Now I would like for you because. I want it to have the full picture because I don\u2019t want it to be repetitive. I\u2019d like for you to write the. Email briefs for each of those 10. Emails and it writes them and then I correct maybe three and five or like a little, you know, there\u2019s a couple points that are off and I\u2019ll, I\u2019ll have a back and forth with it where I correct it. After this is all in like a six minute span, I have the email briefs.<\/p>\n Then I will put it into the chat, my other chat that I have to write the emails and I will give it all 10 briefs and then tell it to write the first email. Now as I mentioned before, I always ask it, do you have any questions for me? If so, please ask them one at a time. And it asks me one at a time any questions that it has. It gets clarifying information. So this plan that I\u2019ve created, the whole plan plus the writing of the emails only takes about 30 minutes. Now if you notice in there I. Mentioned that I give it all 10 days and then I have it do it one at a time. Why wouldn\u2019t I have it just write all 10 emails?<\/p>\n Because I want to provide feedback on the first email before it writes the second, and so on and so forth. Usually by the fourth one I just end up copying and pasting them like they\u2019re perfect. But I do that one at a time. But I give it the whole brief for all 10 in the calendar so that it doesn\u2019t duplicate things. It doesn\u2019t say. Well, I want to say this in the first email, but wait, nope, I\u2019m going to say that in email number eight because it\u2019s more relevant in email number eight.<\/p>\n So I\u2019ll tease it in email number seven. And it creates this whole picture of what this email sequence is going to look like. But I have it write it one at a time. So this keeps us from falling into panic mode or sending the same type of email over and over and over again. So a very simple prompt that I would use for the first one is help me plan a seven day promo. Here are the resources you know, for this product. So it might be the swipe copy, it might be the, you know, the sales page copy. Typically I like to download that as a PDF. I download the sales page as a PDF and then upload it. I just find that works better.<\/p>\n I don\u2019t know why, but it does, it really does. And I say, you know, each email should, you know, write a five day promo for this. Each email should focus on a different angle. Benefit testimonials, faq, a few that overcome objections. One that introduces a bonus. You know, the final three should all be scarcity minded because they\u2019re on the last day. And then I let it do it and it generates the brief and then I upload those briefs into a separate chat to write the emails.<\/p>\n The third cool way is to write casual mention scripts for social or email. You know, if you ever think like, I want to mention this product, but I don\u2019t want to sound like a salesperson, that this is what I\u2019m talking about here. I talked about this, I think a couple of episodes for affiliate managers where I said, hey, affiliate managers, you should be doing this for your affiliates.<\/p>\n But obviously affiliates, you can do it too. You can use AI to write these short blurbs that sound like, you know, you\u2019re just texting a friend, you\u2019re just dropping a tip in a conversation. So people buy from people that they trust. And what I love about casual mentions is these casual mentions build trust without a lot of pressure. It\u2019s not a sales email. I might, I mentioned GMAs earlier. That\u2019s on my mind. So I\u2019ll just, you know, I\u2019ll use that here.<\/p>\n I might write an email where the email or, you know, or the Instagram post or whatever is all about how to recruit affiliates. And I\u2019m not really selling Anything. I\u2019m just giving advice on how to recruit affiliates but I mentioned that, hey, I like to send 50 a day. And the way that I send 50 a day is by using gmask and I write two sentences where I talk about why it\u2019s awesome and that\u2019s it. And so I\u2019ll, I\u2019ll use a prompt. I have a, actually a prompt generator that I use consistently in ChatGPT where I just write, you know, hey, write a casual email.<\/p>\n You know, let\u2019s add a casual mention to this email. I will paste the email below and I would like to mention the product gmass and make it sound like a real life, you know, casual mention, not an ad. And I\u2019ll basically say, you know, do it in 50 words or less but do talk about some of the benefits to using it. And typically I\u2019ve provided those already.<\/p>\n If not, I\u2019ll provide them. Maybe I\u2019ll link to some content that I\u2019ve written, you know, things like that about the product. I just very simple. And it updates the email with a little blurb about GMAs. I\u2019ll put a link to it and it\u2019s is not the feature of the email. But usually when I do that I sell 75% as much as I would if I had done a dedicated email all about GMask. So I sell 75% as much but without really going into a lot of detail about it or feeling like I\u2019m selling something. Another great way number four here to use AI is to repurpose old blog posts into reels or stories. And so one of the things that I look at about every quarter to six months is I look at my old blog posts. Which ones of them are popular?<\/p>\n The reason I say blog posts is because blog posts have become less popular over the years. Again, they\u2019re not unpopular, many people still love them, but the popularity has gone down by a factor of about 20 to 30, 35%. So I want to repurpose those into other materials. So I look at the ones that have done well and you know, I\u2019m looking for the ones that for me have roughly a thousand views in the previous six months. You know, that\u2019s, that\u2019s still a pretty popular post. And I use AI to turn them into, you know, 32nd minute long reels, stories.<\/p>\n You could turn them into TikToks, all kinds of stuff that lead into whatever you want to sell. It could be, it could be an affiliate product, it could be just leading into your content to build your list. And so you\u2019re not really creating More content. You\u2019re actually just using what already worked but in a new format. And that\u2019s why this works so well. So I\u2019ll have a prompt, I have one that I use specifically for some different affiliates.<\/p>\n I\u2019ve got like seven or eight of these that do this often. And I\u2019ll say, hey, summarize this blog post into a 30 second Instagram reel script. Keep it upbeat, end with a recommendation for our planner, you know, and if I, if it doesn\u2019t have the information on our planner, I\u2019ll then include that information. But you know, you could do that, make it a 60 second whatever. But this works really, really well. It\u2019s a really cool way to kind of create extra content as well.<\/p>\n Way number five is to do interview prep. So for anybody doing interviews, you know, you\u2019re interviewing product creators, authors, anyone who is representing a product, whether you\u2019re doing on YouTube, podcast, you know, Instagram live, whatever, ask AI to help you prep questions that don\u2019t sound generic. You know, good interviews can get a lot of traction. They give you a lot of shareable content because then you can use AI later on to hey, turn this 45 minute interview into a bunch of one to two minute clips. And so you could get so much content out of a great interview. And so I\u2019ve done this with authors. I usually do read their book in advance or at least a good portion of it, or listen to it or whatever. And then I will highlight some passages and I\u2019ll basically take those highlights and I\u2019ll say, here\u2019s some things I\u2019ve highlighted in their book.<\/p>\n Give me 25 unique and insightful interview questions to ask the author or the creator of this product. Include one about their origin story, one about responsibility, results, one that would make them laugh, you know, include some tough questions, etc. Etc. And again, I\u2019m not going to use 25 questions. I\u2019m going to use 12, 15 maybe, but I asked for 25 and if I only like seven of them, I\u2019ll say, here are the seven I like.<\/p>\n Now I would like 25 more. And now it kind of gets an idea of, okay, this is what he\u2019s looking for, etc. Etc. So I have an ongoing chat, I\u2019ve only used it, I think I\u2019ve only done three interviews since I created it, so it\u2019s really hasn\u2019t learned a ton. But I have an ongoing chat, so anytime you guys know, if you listen, I don\u2019t do a ton of interviews, but when I do, I use AI to get me a list of questions and sometimes I have a few that I\u2019ve already written and I might even tell it that like here\u2019s some I\u2019ve already thought of.<\/p>\n Are there some good follow up questions to this? You know, et cetera, et cetera. So using AI to prep for interviews is a great, great way, great way to use AI there. The sixth way is comparisons. All right, creating a comparison breakdown between two or more products. This is something I did recently when I created Affiliate Email Pro. If you haven\u2019t checked that out, by the way, if you\u2019re an affiliate manager, it\u2019s tool that you absolutely have to have.<\/p>\n I, I talked about it a bunch in the past few episodes. When I created that I wanted to do a comparison to ChatGPT, just ChatGPT. The same thing. When I created Affiliate Terms wizard which helps you create terms and conditions for your affiliate program, I did the same thing. I took a chat in Chat GPT that I created and they said compare this to hiring an attorney. What are the differences?<\/p>\n What are, what are the ways where I can highlight that, you know, you\u2019re not going to pay thousands of dollars or you know, blah blah, blah. And it created this comparison chart in a matter of seconds. Yes, I could have done it and it would have taken me a half an hour, 20 minutes maybe on the low end. But I did it in 30 seconds and it was better because it thought of some things. I was like, I didn\u2019t even think about that. I never. One of the ones for Affiliate Terms wizard was like, you know, something like goes on vacation and so all. So if you look at the chart, if you go to mattmcwaims.Com termswizard and I\u2019ll put the link to that in the show notes along with Affiliate Email Pro. If you go there, you\u2019ll see that down the right side of the.<\/p>\n Where it says, you know, affiliate Terms wizard is the right side, attorneys are on the left side. And it\u2019s all green check marks for, for Affiliate Terms Wizard. And then under attorneys, it\u2019s all red X\u2019s, except for one that\u2019s like a yellow question mark. But then the final one is something like, you know, goes on vacation. And finally, lawyers get a green check mark and term soldier gets a red X. You know, And I was like, I never would have thought of that. And I thought that was so funny that AI did that. And so it really just helps give clarity. It\u2019s a visual thing, like, boom, okay, I got it, I got it. You know, I got what the difference is between these two products. And so you can use AI to help them choose between two great products especially, or three or four, and create these, these comparison charts. And so just simple prompt.<\/p>\n It\u2019s like, compare product A versus product B. For a female entrepreneur who wants to save time and reduce stress and has, you know, is. Is busy with her kids. Summarize in seven bullet points. And so this positions you as the guide, not. Not just somebody who\u2019s selling because you\u2019re saying, hey, here\u2019s two different products, both of which could be great for you. And the cool thing about that is if they decide, no, that one\u2019s not for me, they have the other one and you make a commission either way. That\u2019s why I like this one.<\/p>\n The best. Number seven way that you can use AI for affiliate marketing is to turn testimonials into social proof posts. AI is great at taking any type of content and turning it into better content, turning it into different content, turning it into expanded content. I can\u2019t tell you how many times I have used AI. I\u2019ve written 30 or, you know, 30 to 50 words and said, turn this into a blog post. And it turns it into a blog post. In my voice, in my style, and my tone, that\u2019s 800 words long, pulling from all of my other content. That\u2019s the cool thing.<\/p>\n I can\u2019t tell how many times I\u2019ve done the opposite. Where it\u2019s like, hey, I just did this. We just updated my toolbox page. So if you haven\u2019t checked that out in a while, mattmcwams.com toolbox I\u2019ll make sure to link to that in the show notes as well. We just did a massive update to it and I did all the writing for it. But previously, the way we had it formatted, it didn\u2019t matter if a block of text, if one block of text. So Imagine three columns, right? And there\u2019s three products, and the images are all the same size. But then one block of text would be 47 words, another would be 72, and another would be, you know, 35. And the way we had it formatted before, the tool we were using before, it didn\u2019t matter.<\/p>\n In the button at the bottom that says, like, learn more, buy now would be in the same spot every time. But when we did this update, and we did it for various reasons because we had a new theme, we ended up the. The box floated and it just kind of looked funky for a couple of months. It wasn\u2019t a terrible thing, but it, it bothered me. And, you know, we did notice that conversions were down a little bit, and that could be for a myriad of reasons. So I was like, okay, let\u2019s get it where every description is between 47 and 53 words. And every description, we told it what width it was going to be. We told, AI, it\u2019s going to fit in this.<\/p>\n We need it to be 47 to 53 words. And we need it to be exactly eight lines on this page. And then I said, here\u2019s the 107 word description that I wrote. Turn it into a. Turn it fit it into that box. And it did. It\u2019s so good at doing stuff like that. I could work at that.<\/p>\n Get my #1 affiliate recruiting email (the one I\u2019ve personally used to recruit thousands of affiliates in dozens of niches). Grab your copy here!<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n I mean, I used to do that with different, you know, pages where I would try to get it in and I\u2019d have to be like, okay, now I got to rewrite that word. What happens if I turn, you know, this word? I say, you know, this is the most amazing tool I\u2019ve ever used. And I turned it into. This is my favorite tool. Okay, let\u2019s shorten it. Boom. You know, and it took a while. AI does it in seconds. Especially when you\u2019re doing this on 50 things. It\u2019s amazing. But you can also use it for these social proof posts. So you can turn a great testimonial into a short IG caption, a carousel slide, a voiceover script for a reel. Testimonials are so good. They are so good at building trust with your audience. And when you format them right, that\u2019s what ends up getting clicks.<\/p>\n So simple. Prompt. Turn this testimonial into a short, high impact Instagram caption with a strong CTA to check out. Name the product and then you just paste the testimonial and let it do the work. And sometimes, like with stuff like this, I\u2019ll say, please give me three options, because it will generate three options. And I really like the second one or the third one or whatever when I have it, do one. Sometimes, like I don\u2019t like it, let\u2019s see another. And then it just takes a little bit longer.<\/p>\n So ask it for three options on any of these things. Or like I said, if you\u2019re going to need, if you need three options, ask it for 10. All right, way number eight. Absolutely. One of my favorite. I have been using this for over a year now, and that is brainstorming bonus ideas. Okay. Brainstorming bonus ideas to add, you know, like a bonus stack if you aren\u2019t adding bonuses. I have entire episodes on why you need bonuses and how to create good bonuses. Okay. A lot of times you don\u2019t need to create one. In fact, right now we have so many bonuses we can offer that how I do this is I actually ask AI.<\/p>\n I\u2019ll say, here\u2019s something we\u2019re promoting, here\u2019s everything I have that could be a bonus. What do you recommend? But if you don\u2019t have what I have, I\u2019ve got over 60 products now. That could be a good bonus. If you don\u2019t have 60, you\u2019ve only got, you know, a few. Well then ask AI, what could you create? A good bonus can literally double or more. We\u2019ve seen a 240% increase in our tests, your conversion rate.<\/p>\n Okay, so say give me 10, five, whatever number you know, you could always start with a few. Again, if you\u2019re looking for three, you know, three bonuses, ask it for 10. So give me 10 bonus ideas I could offer people who buy. And then I\u2019m going to provide the product description, et cetera, et cetera. My audience is. And then describe your audience. So what I would start with is again, like, I didn\u2019t talk about this before. Let me back up a few steps here. I have separate chats for all these things. So the chat that I have specifically for, I call it Bonus Brainstorm is the name of the chat. And I started by saying I gave the, the chat a Persona that\u2019s very important. I talked about this, I don\u2019t know, four or five episodes ago.<\/p>\n But I would say you are a marketing expert. You are knowledgeable about affiliate marketing, comma. See, I use voice to text so much I start saying those things. So I\u2019m going to not say the commas if I can remember it. You are a, you are a marketing expert. You\u2019re an expert at affiliate marketing. Brainstorming bonus package ideas for, you know, for affiliate offers and you know, what audiences will react to and what they will buy. If you go to my website, go to mattmcwamies.com and look up the word bonuses. You\u2019ll see some content on there about bonuses.<\/p>\n There\u2019s some, some old articles that I wrote. Find those and you can use that to train. That\u2019s what I used. So I copied and pasted those blog posts. I said a good bonus does this, you know, it over helps overcome objections. It sweetens the pot, yada yada yada. Right. Again just copy and paste from the article. And I told it that a good bonus package would at least equal the price of what I\u2019m selling as an affiliate, but doesn\u2019t exceed more than two times the price. And so again I would give it an example like you know, that means if I\u2019m selling a product that is $1,000, a good bonus package is between 1 and $2,000.<\/p>\n So I give it these parameters and I give it all of the, the information that it needs to know what a good bonus is. I\u2019m training it. It takes five minutes. I then will upload. I usually give it like 10 promos I\u2019ve done in the past with some examples just as like a guide to get it thinking essentially. And then it\u2019s like, okay, I understand. Then I\u2019ll say, okay, I\u2019m promoting XYZ. I\u2019m promoting GMAs. Oh, and I give it a list of the products that I have as well. And I do, I do tell it. You can suggest new bonus ideas as well that are not currently created. I\u2019m open to that. So I\u2019ll say, I\u2019m promoting gmass.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s what gmas is and who it\u2019s for. Give me five good bonus ideas I could offer people who buy gmassk through my affiliate link, and it recommends those. And what I will typically do in that chat is I\u2019ll say, okay, here, please give me five bonus ideas based on my current products that I have that fit the criteria. And it will say, here\u2019s, you know, product. And it\u2019ll list three things that I could offer. And. Or it might list three, you know, seven depending upon if I asked it to. And it would be like, here are the combinations of those that fit the criteria. Because, you know, this. If the thing is $1,000, you know, here\u2019s this one. Bonus alone is worth $1500. So, you know, here\u2019s how you could organize those. And then I might be like, okay, I like this one and this one. That\u2019s not.<\/p>\n Give me some ideas for products I could create based on my audience that would fit as a good bonus. And then I\u2019ll create a new thing if need be. So it\u2019s amazing at generating these ideas. AI is so good at brainstorming. It\u2019s one of the best uses of AI, just in general is brainstorming. All right, number nine is creating product explainers. Very quick product explainers. So sometimes people aren\u2019t buying. We talked about this earlier because they are confused. So use AI to write a short casual script that you can record as a voice note an Instagram reel, an Instagram story, whatever.<\/p>\n When you teach clearly, when you educate your audience, you build authority and you remove those objections. You remove the obstacles to buying. So simple prompt. Write a casual, clear explanation of what name of product is and how it targets name of target audience. Solve blank the problem, right? So something like write a casual, clear explanation of. I\u2019m looking around my desk to see if any products. What Well, you know the name of these things. Let\u2019s see here. I don\u2019t know if they have a brand name Fred something. It\u2019s worn off.<\/p>\n So what the. I\u2019ll call it Fred Smith. Right? A casual, clear explanation of what the Fred Smith blue light glasses do and how they help people who work on computers solve headaches, eye fatigue, and, you know, other eye problems. Use a friendly tone, like I\u2019m talking to a friend. That\u2019s the prompt. Very simple. And our final one is turning a single product feature, one feature of a product into a carousel post. So take one feature of the product you\u2019re promoting and stretch it into six, eight slides on an Instagram carousel. One product can literally produce dozens, dozens of posts. You will never run out of content.<\/p>\n If you are ready to take your business to the next level and start an affiliate program, start with my free report, Your First 100 Affiliates<\/i>. This report takes nearly two decades of experience, trial and error, and lessons learned about finding top affiliates in nearly every conceivable niche and puts them all into one report. Grab your copy here!<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nLinks Mentioned in this Episode<\/h3>\n
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