Over 62 affiliates earn monthly commissions from AIMI Social
Zach Hedges · Copy his Playbook: His First $25k in MRR Came From Affiliates · Apr 25, 2021 · at 11:27
Zach Hedges, founder of AIMI Social, tells Nathan Latka how many active affiliate partners generate commission earnings.
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“Over 62.”
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“First tier was around 30%.
Other tier was around 10% of commissionable volume.
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“So, so we came out the gates with about three, 250 people out of that thousand.
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