High Ticket Affiliated Marketing

Jack Jericho said:

Oh man, I feel you. Been doing affiliate marketing myself for almost two decades years now, and let me tell you - the first couple years were rough. Like, painfully rough.

First off, stop trying to sell everything to everyone. Seriously. I was promoting like 20 different tools at once, and guess what? Zero conversions. Why? Because I wasn't building trust or authority in any specific area. Pick 3-5 tools MAX that you actually use and love. For me currently, it's stuff like ClickUp, HubSpot, and a few AI tools I can't live without. When you genuinely use something, your recommendations don't sound like BS.

Then create detailed case studies showing exactly how you use the tool, video walkthroughs solving real problems, comparison posts that actually help people decide. (these worked for me, at least- one case study about how I automated my client onboarding with a specific tool made me more in commissions than 6 months of random link dropping)

Stop thinking "how do I sell this tool?" Start thinking "what expensive problem does this solve?"

Example: Don't promote project management software. Promote "how to stop losing $5k/month to missed deadlines." See the difference?

What specific niche are you targeting? Because if you say "everyone who needs software," that's your problem right there.

Want to share what tools you're promoting? We can probably spot why they're not converting.

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• Pick 1–2 tools you truly trust, not every shiny product.
• Create valuable content like tutorials, reviews, problem-solving guides.
• Build trust with real and helpful, not pushy.
• See what’s getting clicks and conversions track results.
• Focus builds strong authority in your niche.
• Share tips, short videos, and real use-cases in social media.
• Start small, target the right audience, and link to high-converting content test paid ads like Google & Bing PPC.

John CH said:

Struggling with affiliate marketing for SaaS & digital products? Try this:

• Pick 1–2 tools you truly trust, not every shiny product.
• Create valuable content like tutorials, reviews, problem-solving guides.
• Build trust with real and helpful, not pushy.
• See what’s getting clicks and conversions track results.
• Focus builds strong authority in your niche.
• Share tips, short videos, and real use-cases in social media.
• Start small, target the right audience, and link to high-converting content test paid ads like Google & Bing PPC.

Be consistent, keep testing, and stay focused — success takes time, but it’s doable!

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Rasel Pathan said:

I have been writing review type articles on a website for a long time about the categories mentioned in the screenshot, and a few days ago I created a new website targeting only hosting, I have been writing hosting related articles on this one for the last 3 months + sharing it on social media, but I am not getting that many impressions and clicks, I have created a landing page and launched a campaign on Google Ads, LinkedIn Ads, Qoura Ads but I did not get that much good results from there. Now I feel that I have selected my niche wrong because someone else is running an ads campaign with a much higher budget in this niche, so my low budget ads are not getting in front of everyone. Now if I had found a narrow niche, maybe I would have gotten some return from the money I invested online in the last two years.

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Rasel Pathan said:

I have been writing review type articles on a website for a long time about the categories mentioned in the screenshot, and a few days ago I created a new website targeting only hosting, I have been writing hosting related articles on this one for the last 3 months + sharing it on social media, but I am not getting that many impressions and clicks, I have created a landing page and launched a campaign on Google Ads, LinkedIn Ads, Qoura Ads but I did not get that much good results from there. Now I feel that I have selected my niche wrong because someone else is running an ads campaign with a much higher budget in this niche, so my low budget ads are not getting in front of everyone. Now if I had found a narrow niche, maybe I would have gotten some return from the money I invested online in the last two years.

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