Part of the guide: Affiliate Marketing
In the video above, I talk about how to create income fast with multiple streams of income through creating a centralized ecosystem that doesn’t dilute your focus.
When I first started to learn how to make money on the internet, there were two things that I learned that made all of the difference:
#1 – I learned how to do attraction marketing. While the concept is pretty simple, in reality few people ever do it well. Attraction marketing is just learning how to attract the market of people who actually want to buy your products and services and selling to them in a way that they want to buy, versus push through marketing, which is also effective with the right products and marketing, but more involves bringing a product from a person to a person and selling them on the entire idea from scratch.
#2 – I learned how to build sales eco-systems. The concept of an ecosystem is also simple, but less people ever build anything effective as an ecosystem than learn how to do attraction marketing. In the video above I talk a bit about how to build ecosystems where you can promote a lot of decentralized offers from a core centralized focus. Doing things in this way solves a lot of problems and allows you to have income from many sources at once without losing any kind of focus on your core business. The video explains it in more detail.
Enjoy. Let me know your thoughts in the comments and if you’d like more content like this.
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See an example of a funnel that sells multiple income streams * Note: You have to be logged in to see those pages. If you don’t have a Quantum Club account you’ll go to the login page. You can click “Create An Account” and register for free, then you should be redirected to the multiple income funnel.
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David Wood
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Most affiliates earn little, and that is disclosed up front. The difference here is not a promise about what you will make. It is that you can verify every payout yourself, on a public contract, in about twelve seconds.
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This is delivered as a video, and the advice inside is about attraction marketing, which doesn’t require video at all. No path here for someone who’d rather write than film.
What’s being described as an ecosystem is a fairly standard hub-and-spoke content model, a central owned property with satellite content routing traffic back to it. It’s a legitimate structure, just not a new one, and I’d argue the word ecosystem is doing marketing work here that hub-and-spoke would do just as accurately, without the implication that this is somehow proprietary to whoever’s presenting it.
Built something like this over about six months, one blog as the hub, three smaller income pieces pointing back to it instead of each running its own separate funnel. The upside Philip’s describing is real: I only had to maintain one central piece of content infrastructure instead of three. The part the video glosses over is the setup cost before any of it pays off, building the hub well enough that satellite traffic actually converts took longer than building the satellites themselves, probably ten weeks against the two or three I spent on each smaller piece. Worth it eventually, just not the easy way the title promises.
Kelsey’s ten weeks of hub-building before any payoff is exactly what twenty-two years in insurance trained me to expect and budget for. Every centralized initiative I ever ran corporately had the same shape, infrastructure cost absorbed quietly up front, long before anyone above me started asking where the returns actually were.
Hub and spoke, funnel, ecosystem, whatever the decade calls it, this is older than the internet marketing industry that keeps renaming it. I built my whole business around one central presentation and a handful of feeder activities back before most of these words existed, and the shape hasn’t changed, only the vocabulary has.
Philip’s hub-and-spoke is just what my diner was to the farmers’ market stall I ran on Saturdays for a while, one place people knew to find me, one smaller thing pointing back to it. Didn’t need a name that fancy at the time, but it worked the same way.
I think what’s being missed in a reaction like Anneke’s is that the video is the medium, not the method, the actual idea, a centralized hub instead of scattering promotion across disconnected offers, works exactly the same built out of blog posts. The format is optional, the structure underneath isn’t.
Sorry if obvious, but when Ade says the structure works the same in blog form, does the decentralized-offers-from-one-focus idea even need multiple income streams to begin with, or would it work just as well promoting one thing well?