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I deleted social media off my phone
Not because I’m anti-social media or think it’s evil, but because I realized I was playing the wrong role. I was a consumer pretending to be a creator. You know the routine: Open Instagram to “check engagement.” 30 minutes later you’re watching reels that have nothing to do with your business. Jump on Facebook to post in a group. Somehow end up doom scrolling your feed. The math wasn’t mathing. I was spending hours a day consuming other people’s content and maybe 20 minutes creating my own. So here’s my 2026 shift: Social media stays on my desktop. Intentional access only. Scheduled times. My phone? That’s for creating. Voice memos for content ideas. Recording videos. Writing emails. Engaging with my actual community. I’m not disappearing from social platforms. I’m just changing my relationship with them. I’ll show up, add value, engage with people, and leave. No mindless scrolling. No comparing. No rabbit holes. Creator mode vs. Consumer mode. One builds your business. The other kills your time. If you’re serious about growing in 2026, ask yourself: What percentage of your social media time are you actually creating vs. just watching what everyone else is doing? The algorithm doesn’t care about your goals. But you should. Let’s build something this year instead of just watching other people build. Who’s with me?​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
1 like • 1d
I'm with you but that's easy. I have to force myself to visit social media like Facebook. Instagram - never go there, never liked it. TikTok? Giggle, no thanks. I go to Medium and Substack because I write there.
Do your affiliate bonuses suck?
Be honest… Do your bonuses suck…or are you just dropping affiliate links with no bonuses whatsoever? No judgment. Most people either slap together a dusty PDF or skip bonuses completely and pray their link converts. Then they get frustrated because conversions feel weak. Buyers disappear. And monthly commissions never stabilize. Your bonus is not supposed to be an afterthought. It is supposed to be the main reason someone clicks your link instead of everyone else’s. That is exactly what the 9 Dollar Affiliate Club fixes. It teaches a simple bonus system that people actually use… which increases clicks, retention, and recurring income. Drop a comment and be honest. Bonus stack, PDF, or nothing at all right now?
Do your affiliate bonuses suck?
0 likes • Nov 27
To be honest, it depends... If I see a gap in the product and I can fix it, I'll make a bonus. If I don't see any or I get the review copy too late - or I bought it and the launch has already started, I don't add a bonus. I don't pray for sales either. For years, I never used a bonus and still topped leaderboards. My list knew I was (still am) honest so they trust me and will rather buy from me or get a horrible free PLR bonus from someone. I don't bonus shop either. If someone I follow have an awesome bonus, a homemade, built for that product, has a bonus, I will buy through him and not from another one I follow. But then I'm not a super affiliate and I know very well that bonuses work. I've gotten affiliate sales from people who said they didn't want the product, just my bonus. I've also sold the bonuses as stand-alones to people who had already bought from someone else.
🚀 Which platform do you most want to learn how to create content for right now?
I’m trying to decide what course to build out in the classroom first. What do you want to learn? 👉 Cast your vote below 👇
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1 like • Sep 29
I do email marketing, and I've done it since 2003. I started as an affiliate in 1998 (Amazon). I so need to include YouTube in my work routine, but I always shy away from it with good excuses. And just like with email marketing, you need to be consequent there. Thus my vote.
Instagram Course?
What do you think... Should I make a course without the B.S. and show people how to do this???
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Instagram Course?
0 likes • Sep 23
I dislike Instagram with a passion :-D
0 likes • Sep 23
@David Frizzell Hmm... okay then ;-)
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Prof. writer since 1994. Making money online since 1998.

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