Alex Hormozi, the bearded, trucker-hatted, nasal-stripped author of the book $100MM Offers, has been aggressively running Facebook ads that open with:
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**HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT**
I’ve never publicly endorsed anything until now. And that’s because I’ve built my reputation on giving amazing value.
Anything I endorse has to live up to that. Nothing has, until now.
For many of you who want to start a business online, this is the fastest, easiest, most fun way I’ve found.
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The ad goes on, but the gist is that the fastest, easiest, most funnest way that Alex is endorsing is… Skool.
You might know Skool — it’s an online community platform, much like Facebook groups, but without all the stigma that anything connected to Facebook has today.
I don’t know the deal that Hormozi has struck with Skool. But even at the most plebeian level, Skool offers 40% to affiliates, lifetime, each month, for anybody who comes in and creates a group (creating a Skool group costs $99/month).
So maybe Alex Hormozi is wrong?
Maybe Skool is not the fastest, easiest, most fun way to start a business online?
Maybe promoting Skool is? Or if not Skool, maybe some other software-as-a-service?
This got me wondering about what other worthwhile SaaS platforms have generous lifetime affiliate programs.
I know that many email marketing and web hosting companies do. But what else?
Software for design? For sales? Practice management? Inventory management? Pet store management?
If you know of a good software product that offers recurring affiliate payouts, write in and let me know. I’m curious. And in return, I’ll reply and tell you about a super-clever way I’ve seen one affiliate promoting a SaaS company, and apparently making a killing right now.