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Happy 4th Birthday, affLIFT!
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schiarelli
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Happy birthday Afflift, I'm very happy I found this forum. It helped me make a lot of networking that it wouldn't have been possible on my own.
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You should check out our interviews (I have not interviewed all the Community Leaders yet but will be):Happy 4th Birthday to @Luke and affLIFT Team
Interview with a Pro Affiliate: Jimmy
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I appreciate everyone's kind words!
When I launched affLIFT, I really had no idea how it was going to turn out. We tried a forum on PeerFly and it died relatively quickly. I was active in a few affiliate marketing forums, but they weren't great. But, I had picked up a few things on a few forums that really opened my eyes to the potential. For example, there was a forum called IMGrind and one thread was about how to get extra traffic from AdMob for free. I blew that up for a few months and made a bunch of money. Then, there was a landing page I picked up from AffPlaybook that I used for years and generated a ton of revenue. Not to mention all the business I got from WarriorForum, DigitalPoint, SitePoint, etc...
Despite being heavily invested into social media platforms for years (*cough* FPTraffic *cough*), I know they aren't the best solution for in-depth niche communities creating value for each other like what we have here on affLIFT. A forum is a hard platform to beat for that (as we've seen from other "forums" trying other types of platforms and failing).
But, as my buddy @Ianternet has told me 20 times over the past 4 years, a forum is a LOT of work!
It is hard work, but it's work I get a lot of pleasure from and I'm proud of what I've been able to build with the help of our Community Leaders and everyone in this community.
A long time ago, I read about the networking effect and how it's what actually makes social media networks valuable. The platform isn't really valuable. The community is what is valuable. Once you get people posting on a social media site, they add value to the platform, which gets more people to join the social media site, and they add value, which makes the cycle continue.
The Community Leaders and I are working hard to create content that you will find valuable, but so are the hundreds of other members and Partner companies that come to affLIFT every single day.
And thus, the cycle continues
We're just getting started.
Onward and upward
When I launched affLIFT, I really had no idea how it was going to turn out. We tried a forum on PeerFly and it died relatively quickly. I was active in a few affiliate marketing forums, but they weren't great. But, I had picked up a few things on a few forums that really opened my eyes to the potential. For example, there was a forum called IMGrind and one thread was about how to get extra traffic from AdMob for free. I blew that up for a few months and made a bunch of money. Then, there was a landing page I picked up from AffPlaybook that I used for years and generated a ton of revenue. Not to mention all the business I got from WarriorForum, DigitalPoint, SitePoint, etc...
Despite being heavily invested into social media platforms for years (*cough* FPTraffic *cough*), I know they aren't the best solution for in-depth niche communities creating value for each other like what we have here on affLIFT. A forum is a hard platform to beat for that (as we've seen from other "forums" trying other types of platforms and failing).
But, as my buddy @Ianternet has told me 20 times over the past 4 years, a forum is a LOT of work!
It is hard work, but it's work I get a lot of pleasure from and I'm proud of what I've been able to build with the help of our Community Leaders and everyone in this community.
A long time ago, I read about the networking effect and how it's what actually makes social media networks valuable. The platform isn't really valuable. The community is what is valuable. Once you get people posting on a social media site, they add value to the platform, which gets more people to join the social media site, and they add value, which makes the cycle continue.
The Community Leaders and I are working hard to create content that you will find valuable, but so are the hundreds of other members and Partner companies that come to affLIFT every single day.
And thus, the cycle continues
We're just getting started.
Onward and upward
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Happy Bday, affLIFT!
for many more years to come!!!
for many more years to come!!!
Suyog
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You should check out our interviews (I have not interviewed all the Community Leaders yet but will be):
Interview with a Pro Affiliate: Jimmy
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