Lesson about affiliate links

Normies don't know this so school is in session

This is NOT an affiliate link: https://gumroad. com/l/thewarriorsmindset but just a normal link. If you see this only the creator gets paid

https://gumroad. com/a/99333235/vrvFg

This is! More below

How can you tell the difference?

Well, gumroad will make this random number for the link. It's messy looking.

Now you can use link shorteners to hide these, but those still stand out. "Amzn to" for example.

There's nothing wrong with affiliate links, but you should be aware

Money Twitter has gotten out of hand lately I talk about it in this post linked below

So there are less scrupulous people promoting anything and everything to get paid. This only works in the short run.

Eventually people get burned and stop clicking https://www.pathtomanliness.com/reclaim-your-manhood/MoneyTwitterDying

If you see an older account with a bigger following, they're more likely to be trustworthy. Though not always.

If you sell thru affiliate links, be smart and be honorable.

If you burn people, eventually you'll get made. I don't need to share examples.

Everyone gets scammed at some point and to be honest, it's a good and necessary lesson to learn.

Ever been friendzoned? This is one of the oldest scams around and half you muppets keep falling for it