The Video Is Already There. Put It to Work.

$197

Headline

Someone asked what microphone you use. You told them. The company got a customer. You got another question.

Body

You already post videos. You already show your gear, your software, the tools you reach for every day. Viewers already ask about them in the comments.

Every one of those moments is a recommendation. Right now, most of them end with a viewer buying something and nothing coming back to the channel.

This course is about the videos you already make. Not a website. Not a funnel. Not an email list. Zag, an alien creator who discovered he had been advertising for free, walks you through it in eight short modules:

Go through your existing videos and find the recommendations that already belong there.
Pick affiliate programs that fit, and read the terms that decide what actually pays: attribution windows, qualifying purchases, payouts, returns.
Build a product recommendation into a lesson without stopping the video for a commercial.
Show software doing a real job on camera, then connect that result to the offer.
Line up the spoken mention, the on-screen mention, the description link and the pinned comment so a viewer finds the right product in one step.
Mention a referral code accurately and keep it current when the offer changes.
Follow a recommendation from click to qualifying purchase to confirmed payout in your own dashboard.
Give viewers a way to support the show directly: memberships, Super Thanks, Patreon, Buy Me a Coffee.

Every module ends with work on your own channel, on the videos you have already published and the next one you record.

Built for creators who already know how to record, edit and upload. Zag will not spend forty minutes on where the camera button is.

$197, one time. Self-paced.

What you'll learn

How to spot the recommendations already sitting in your videos
How to choose affiliate programs that fit your channel and read their terms
The difference between cash commissions and referral credits
How to place a recommendation inside a lesson so the lesson stays the point
How to demonstrate software results on camera and link the offer
How to connect the video, the description, the pinned comment and the on-screen mention
How to disclose affiliate and referral relationships clearly, in the video and near the link
How to read clicks, purchases and payouts, and improve placement from what you see
How to set up viewer support that fits your channel

Curriculum

Module 1 — Apparently, I Have Been Advertising for Free
Module 2 — A Link Is Not a Business Arrangement
Module 3 — This Is the Microphone I Actually Use
Module 4 — The Software Must Do Something on Camera
Module 5 — Below the Video Is Also Part of the Video
Module 6 — The Code Has My Name. The Rules Do Not
Module 7 — Clicks Are Not Money. This Was Disappointing
Module 8 — Beyond Links, the Viewer Supports the Show

The Video Is Already There. Put It to Work.

$197

Headline

Someone asked what microphone you use. You told them. The company got a customer. You got another question.

Body

You already post videos. You already show your gear, your software, the tools you reach for every day. Viewers already ask about them in the comments.

Every one of those moments is a recommendation. Right now, most of them end with a viewer buying something and nothing coming back to the channel.

Go through your existing videos and find the recommendations that already belong there.
Pick affiliate programs that fit, and read the terms that decide what actually pays: attribution windows, qualifying purchases, payouts, returns.
Build a product recommendation into a lesson without stopping the video for a commercial.
Show software doing a real job on camera, then connect that result to the offer.
Line up the spoken mention, the on-screen mention, the description link and the pinned comment so a viewer finds the right product in one step.
Mention a referral code accurately and keep it current when the offer changes.
Follow a recommendation from click to qualifying purchase to confirmed payout in your own dashboard.
Give viewers a way to support the show directly: memberships, Super Thanks, Patreon, Buy Me a Coffee.

Every module ends with work on your own channel, on the videos you have already published and the next one you record.

Built for creators who already know how to record, edit and upload. Zag will not spend forty minutes on where the camera button is.

$197, one time. Self-paced.

What you'll learn

How to spot the recommendations already sitting in your videos
How to choose affiliate programs that fit your channel and read their terms
The difference between cash commissions and referral credits
How to place a recommendation inside a lesson so the lesson stays the point
How to demonstrate software results on camera and link the offer
How to connect the video, the description, the pinned comment and the on-screen mention
How to disclose affiliate and referral relationships clearly, in the video and near the link
How to read clicks, purchases and payouts, and improve placement from what you see
How to set up viewer support that fits your channel

Curriculum

Module 1 — Apparently, I Have Been Advertising for Free
Module 2 — A Link Is Not a Business Arrangement
Module 3 — This Is the Microphone I Actually Use
Module 4 — The Software Must Do Something on Camera
Module 5 — Below the Video Is Also Part of the Video
Module 6 — The Code Has My Name. The Rules Do Not
Module 7 — Clicks Are Not Money. This Was Disappointing
Module 8 — Beyond Links, the Viewer Supports the Show