Soo just wanted to share some insights and motivation to reach out to potential affiliates: So first of my group is about FPV Drone flying and I offer 50% commission. The good thing in my niche is, that people get questions all the time about fpv drone flying from their audience and also have a pretty hard time monetising their IG reach. So affiliate problem basically solves two problems in one. And therefore it's insanely easy to get potential affiliates onto a zoom call, show my skool to them and the cool thing is that with the 50% commission they quickly realise that this is an insanely good and fair deal, as they are literally making more money than I do (with even less time/work needed on top). So for now I have 100% YES from: - One creator with 112k followers on IG - another one with 50k - another one with 16k - another one with again 15k Did Zooms already with some potential creators, but they are thinking about it currently (so like 50/50 chance for a yes): - creator with 70k - worldwide biggest creator in my niche with a total of 5 Mio+ followers - Youtuber with around 100k+ subs and 20k on IG Soon having more Zooms with: - another drone training program with 20k on iG - a 110k IG creator - more to follow as I got a pretty big list of more potential creators Also wanna share the outcome and right now we haven't got a single affiliate sign up, but thats fully my fault, as I haven't released my Affiliate mini course yet, where I show them some of the best practices in promoting it, so they are all waiting for that right now. Hope that kind of motivates you to take action and use that big chance right now! And maybe one mindset shift I took was: Build an awesome community first and the money will follow after that. (with affiliates it took me a few days to decide, whether I wanna do 30/40 or 50% of commission and if I think about being an affiliate, I would be just so more hyped, when I get 50% commission as like 40 or 30, so thats what I did, trying to offer them an awesome affiliate side hustle as well :D

I jumped on a call with @Daniel Fuchs yesterday who was kind enough to give us feedback on the community after a year on Skool. It was incredibly valuable, and you will start to see a lot of changes in the upcoming weeks. We're working on improving the About Page, engagement, and especially the classroom which brings me to my question: ⬇️ WHICH COURSE SOUNDS MORE COMPELLING TO YOU? (NB -The most voted one will become the course name)

Long time no see! We're back from Vegas, and our brains have gotten bigger 🧠 In today's mastermind recording, @Dustin Howes and I break down our biggest takeaways from Affiliate Summit West, one of the largest affiliate events in the world. Here's what we went through: - The power of creating your own sales events - Turning customers into fans - Affiliates are people, not just traffic - The magic of personalized outreach + So much more! 🎥 Watch the full replay and drop your biggest takeaway below! Enjoy, Victor PS - If you have any questions about affiliates, I'm your guy. Just let me know ;)

Some charge $29. Others charge $99. But are community prices about to increase? Skool's affiliate feature is dropping soon… and it could change how most communities price themselves. Let's say you charge $59/month for your community now… but when affiliates take 40% commission per referral, you'd only keep $35.40 in profit. If you increase your price to $99/month on the other hand, you'd keep $59.40 per sale instead. Are you going to increase your community price to compensate for the affiliate cut? 👉 Some say YES – to protect profits & get more motivated affiliates 👉 Others say NO – because higher prices = fewer signups, and it's more volume at a lower price What do you think is the PERFECT price for a Skool community? And which side are you on, keep the price the same or bump it up?