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9 contributions to Funnel Junkies
I've realized building the funnel usually isn't the hard part. It's keeping track of all the little things around it 😅
My stack has gotten pretty simple: systeme.io for the actual funnel, canva.com for creatives, and floment.ai for tracking the landing pages, content, follow-ups, and random fixes that need to get done. Way better than having 14 tabs open and convincing myself that's a system 😂 What does your funnel stack look like right now?
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Introduction Of Myself
My name is Michael Alessandro. I run operations for our family culinary business, back in Indonesia, while working remotely as a Community Partner for GILD, a Singapore-based ecosystem that connects founders with active investors and syndicates. I joined this community to sharpen my distribution strategies, learn how top creators are scaling their digital leverage, and share insights on building high-trust communities. If you're building in the creator economy, scaling a brand, or navigating community growth, I'd love to connect and exchange notes!
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Balancing family business operations with community distribution definitely requires a reliable system to keep partner outreach from slipping through the cracks. I usually run day to day partner communication through Discord and use project cards in Floment AI to track content schedules and outreach stages. Having that clear separation keeps the daily pipeline organized while managing multiple projects at once.
STOP RELYING ON MOTIVATION — BUILD A SYSTEM
Day 66/365 Mindset Imagine starting every morning asking: "What should I post?" "Who should I talk to?" "What should I learn?" "What should I work on?" "Should I follow up with anyone?" Eventually, that becomes exhausting. Instead, create a simple business rhythm. PLAN CREATE CONNECT FOLLOW UP REVIEW IMPROVE Then repeat. James Clear's Atomic Habits reminds us: "You do not rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your systems." Today's Starting Over Principle "Don't make progress depend on remembering what to do; create a system that makes the next step easier." Your system doesn't have to be complicated. It simply needs to help you consistently do the activities that move your business forward. Motivation may get you started. A system helps you keep going. Question: What is one part of your online business that you could simplify by creating a repeatable system?
STOP RELYING ON MOTIVATION — BUILD A SYSTEM
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Having a fixed rhythm instead of guessing what to do each morning saves so much energy. I map my weekly marketing plan inside Google Docs and then break each action into task tracking inside Floment AI. When the steps are clearly lined up before I start, I can just execute without overthinking.
One thing that made affiliate marketing way less messy for me was separating the funnel from the actual day-to-day work.
I used to have offer research in one place, funnel ideas buried in AI chats, and a bunch of “I’ll do this later” tasks scattered everywhere. Now I keep it pretty simple: chatgpt.com for researching angles and working through copy ideas, carrd.co for quickly building simple landing pages, and floment.ai for keeping the actual projects, tasks, and next steps moving. It sounds small, but having a clear place for thinking, building, and doing stopped me from constantly reorganizing instead of executing. What does your current affiliate/funnel stack look like?
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Time constraints: Just another excuse!
Given my day job, I thought I'd never have the time to build a business. All it really comes down to is effective life management skills. One cannot manage time. It marches on regardless! I've learned that one has to manage one's life through thoughtful prioritisation and effective systems. Here we grow again!
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Protecting focused blocks of time really is the only way to make headway when you work a regular job. I map out my high impact tasks on a Floment project card each week so I know exactly what needs attention during my spare hours. Pairing that structure with Google Calendar time blocks keeps my side projects moving without eating into my sanity.
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Tony Iverson
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@tony-iverson-7089
Building things online and trying to optimize my daily workflow. Here to learn from founders who are a few steps ahead.

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Joined Jul 16, 2026
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