Affiliate Launch Kit

1. Start with a real question

Do not begin with a product name or a commission. Start with a question somebody already asks. Examples: “How do I get a cleaning business website online?” “Which tool should I use to collect roofing leads?”

2. Give them a useful answer before the link

Create something that helps even if they never buy: a checklist, a short setup guide, a screenshot walkthrough, a side-by-side comparison, or a “do this first” page.

3. Say where the product fits

Use a direct sentence: “Use [product] if you need to [job].” Then write the opposite: “Skip it if you need [different job].” That is the heart of a useful pre-sell page.

4. Give them a first test

Do not tell people to buy a big result. Give them one small thing to try in the first hour. For a site builder: write the home-page headline and one call to action. For a lead tool: create one intake flow and test it yourself.

5. Write the pre-sell page in this order

1. Name the question or problem.
2. Show the free answer or first step.
3. Explain who gets value from the product.
4. Explain who should choose something else.
5. Give the reader the partner link only after the context is clear.

6. Turn the page into three short posts

Use one post to name the problem, one to share the free first step, and one to show the exact type of person the tool fits. Link all three back to the useful page, not straight to the affiliate link.

7. Review the right signal

Before chasing clicks, ask: Did someone use the guide? Did they reply with a better question? Did the page help them choose a route? Fix the explanation before you create more posts.