How Does Guided Affiliation Work?
You have read about guided affiliation, or seen our work page, and you want to see how it runs before you fill anything in.
By the end of this guide, you will know what happens in which order, from the form to the clicks on your link. You will know who does each part, what is counted and what follows from it, and what stays with you.
Guided affiliation is how we do affiliate marketing. What it hands you and what it asks of you, point by point, is in guided affiliation: a new kind of affiliate marketing. Here, we follow it in time.
1. Before guided affiliation starts: the form you fill
What happens: you fill the form.
Who does it: you. There is no experience to show, and basic English is enough. There is nothing to buy and nothing to deposit, at any point.
2. After the form: an account made with you for guided affiliation
What happens: we create an account with you, step by step. It stays separate from your own, and your personal accounts are never involved.
Who does it: we do, with you. We set up the profile, the bio and your own tracked link. Our affiliates post on Instagram, for now. You do not choose the account or the videos: we assign both.
3. Every day in guided affiliation: a folder, and a few minutes of posting
What happens: new videos land in a folder that is yours, every day. They are short, already edited, and they arrive with their captions.
Who does it: we make them. You post them from your phone, in about 15 minutes a day, at the moments that suit you. You can reply to comments under your posts if you want to. It is not required.
4. What guided affiliation counts on your link, and what follows from it
What happens: we count the clicks on your link. You watch them come in from your own space, in real time.
Who does it: we do the counting. What you receive depends on the clicks counted on your link, and it comes from us.
5. When you miss a few days of posting
What happens: some days you will not post.
Who does it: you decide your hours. The aim is to post as much as possible, and seven days a week is the ideal. Regularity matters.
Missing a few days is not a drama, though. It is flexible, and not posting for a day or a few days does not close any door.
6. When something gets in the way of your posting
What happens: something stops you from posting.
Who does it: coaches train you and support you. Everything happens in writing. If you stop posting because of a problem, a coach tries to help you and to solve it. If it is because you no longer want to post, that is your decision.
Guided affiliation, step by step: who does what
| Step | Who does it |
|---|---|
| Fill the form | You |
| Create the account | We do, with you |
| Set up the profile, the bio and your tracked link | We do |
| Put new videos in your folder, every day | We do |
| Post the videos | You |
| Count the clicks on your link | We do |
| What you receive | From us, depending on the clicks |
| Help when something gets in the way | A coach |