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Affiliate marketing. 4 billion views generated organically.

Joined April 2024
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I've generated 4 Billion Views Organically. Ask me anything about organic, going viral, marketing and i'll answer 100% honestly
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Most of you would 10x your income if you stopped worshipping the biggest names in your niche and started clowning them instead. The fact that more people aren't doing this is insane. Some of you have been posting for MONTHS, getting 200 views, blaming the algorithm, and wondering how the same person keep going viral posting the most ridiculous stuff imaginable. People go on social media to laugh, argue, and be entertained. They want to see something so ridiculous they immediately send it to their group chat. And one of the easiest ways to get that attention is to take something everyone in your niche is already obsessed with and make it entertaining. Think about it. The biggest names in your niche have already spent years getting people interested in what they do. They've built the audience. Created the conversation. Got everyone talking. And you're sitting there trying to come up with some groundbreaking original idea while all that attention is literally sitting right in front of you. Here's what I mean. It's not: "5 ways to use ChatGPT to improve your productivity." It's: "I asked ChatGPT to help me get a girlfriend and now I'm taking dating advice from a robot that's never touched grass." It's not: "3 mistakes beginners make when trading." It's: "I tested a finance guru's trading advice so you don't have to lose your rent money finding out." See the difference? You're still talking about the EXACT same topics. You're just packaging them in a way that gives someone a reason to care. An example of this is a guy named Matt Husk. This dude built an audience of 2 MILLION followers by doing something that sounds like the dumbest business idea imaginable. He makes fun of AI chatbots for a living. That's literally it. While everyone else was busy posting tutorials about how ChatGPT would replace 90% of the workforce, Husk was asking it to do ridiculously simple things and recording how badly it screwed up. He once asked ChatGPT to time him running a mile. Imagine being marketed as one of the smartest technologies ever created and getting publicly mocked by a random guy. He took a topic that millions of people already cared about and found an angle that everyone else was overlooking. That's the part people struggling with organic marketing are missing. You don't always need a better niche. You need a better way of presenting the niche you're already in. If everyone is making tutorials, make an entertaining experiment. If everyone is praising the same person, challenge one of their claims and show your reasoning. If something in your industry is genuinely ridiculous, make that the entire point of your content. And this doesn't mean making stuff up or starting fake drama. The best content comes from finding something genuinely funny, surprising, or contradictory and showing people what actually happened.
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Agreed. TikTok slideshows are shit compared to UGC. Slideshows are fine for getting views, but I've always preferred UGC when the goal is actually selling a product. The biggest advantage of video is that you can show someone WHY they should buy instead of just telling them. You can demonstrate the product, compare it against competitors, show the results, and address objections all in the same video. That's a lot harder to communicate through a few static images. One of my affiliate creators made a simple comparison video for a brand against a competitor that was already going viral and that video got 1.7M views, became our biggest Meta ad, and helped take the brand from $100K/month to $200K/month in 30 days. The important part wasn't some crazy editing or production quality. It was the angle. She tapped into an audience that already had an interest in a competing product and gave them a reason to consider switching. That's what I think a lot of people miss with organic marketing. They focus so much on getting attention that they forget the content still needs to move someone closer to making a purchase. A slideshow can absolutely do that too, but for products where seeing the demonstration matters, I'd put my money on a good UGC video.
TikTok slideshows are so ass 😭 305K views = 300 downloads the only time you do them is if you have them fully automated with Claude. but if you post this shit manually bro... NGMI.
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If you want to start making money on TikTok Shop but don't know where to begin, this is for you. I made a free TikTok Shop Affiliates community here on X. Inside you can: Find your first brand deal Learn what's actually selling right now Get feedback on your hooks and videos Connect with brands on TikTok Shop and Trybe Ask questions without feeling dumb Brand new or already posting, you're welcome. Join below 👇 xitter.gq/i/communities/19301239…
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If you're a creator looking to land your first brand deal on TikTok Shop or Trybe, hit me up. I work with brands that need creators, and I'd love to help you get started. DMs are open.
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Searching for TikTok Shop affiliates and Trybe creators to help us promote our AI video editing app called Bang.Ai - 50% commission ($20 a sale) - Free access to the app! Comment if interested!
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If you are a TikTok shop affiliate or Trybe creator Dm me!
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TikTok Shop affiliates: I'm looking for affiliates for my AI video editing app, Bang. You get: • 50% commission ($20 every sale) • Free access to the app Bang turns one clip into ready-to-post videos. Less editing, more posting. Reply "BANG" and I'll DM you the details 👇
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I looked everywhere for a TikTok Shop affiliate group on X and couldn't find one. So I made it. It's a place to: • Find brand deals • Learn how to sell • Get started if you're brand new • Share the hooks and products that are working right now • Ask questions without getting gatekept Whether you're on your first video or your thousandth, come join 👇 xitter.gq/i/communities/19301239…

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How to write a TikTok Shop video that actually sells: 1. Name the problem in the first line 2. Make them laugh or nod in the second 3. Show the product working instead of describing it 4. Give them one reason to trust it 5. Tell them exactly where to tap Most videos skip steps 2 and 4.
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Finally making some movement on TikTok shop.
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If you're a TikTok Shop affiliate, you already know editing eats up your whole day. We built an AI app that turns one clip into ready-to-post videos, and we'll pay you $20 every time you share it. ✅ 50% commission ✅ Free access for yourself DM me "EDIT" if you want in.
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Looking for TikTok shop affiliates to help promote our New AI video editing app! - Offering 50% commission = $20 a sale - Free access to app Dm if interested!
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Made another $20 today from posting TikTok shop videos that edited with my new editing app!
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Made a $100 as an affiliate this week using my new editing app to save time and post more. Dm if interest in trying it!
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Looking for TikTok shop affiliates to help us promote our new Ai video editing app called Bang ai - Free access to app - 50% ($20 a sale) Dm if interested!
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Let me know!
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Looking for affiliates to promote our new video editing app 50% commission = $20 a sale Dm if interested!
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