Junior Usseni

INSANE blackhat funnel to run here > Make great profile of hot fitness girl with GPT2 > One photo is a collage of “before and after” > match with overweight guys > chat it up with them, as they inevitably compliment their body or looks, slowly nudge them towards peptides offer > $$$$$ > hire and scale > more $$$$$ Ironically this probably is helping those people Also - please don’t do this. It’s def not above board. My brain just looks for funnels and creative loop holes, and it’s fun to chat about

my TikTok AI influencer results the best performing post has 248k views some are around 30k–130k average is 2k–10k i think it got worse when I started posting 3–4 times a day 1–2 posts a day seems to be the best way

I've been watching what niches are converting hardest on organic affiliate this week the pattern in everything that's working is the same content that makes the viewer feel like they found something they weren't supposed to know not content that looks like it was made to convert them the distinction sounds small it completely changes the conversion rate the best performing angles right now don't feel like affiliate content at all they feel like a person sharing something real that's the gap most operators haven't closed yet

I took a year to make my first $100 in affiliate marketing. I’m now doing $1k+ days consistently. Here’s exactly what changed. When I found Glitchy in 2025 I did everything wrong. No spare phone so I ran YouTube instead. Created dozens of accounts on day one. Different offer on every account. No testing strategy. No idea what to post. No understanding of angles, hooks, or conversions. Just volume with zero intent behind it. I posted for months like that. Some accounts died. Others grew and got views. But nothing converted because the content had no strategy behind it. I was making videos without studying what worked, without watching tutorials, without understanding why someone would click a link. After a year of questioning whether Glitchy even worked or I was just bad at this, I got a YouTube video with 10M+ views and made $1k in a week. I thought I was rich. I wasn’t. The EPC told the real story. It was luck. Not a system. Not something scalable or repeatable. The angle wasn’t proven and the money reflected that. But that video gave me enough to buy a spare phone and finally start on TikTok. That’s where everything changed. I actually started listening to the mentors. Took time to learn before posting. Studied what was working. Built a real testing strategy. Made $150 that first month. Then $2k. Then $5k. The rest is history. I made every mistake you could possibly make before figuring this out. You don’t have to. A year from now you’ll either be where you are today or somewhere completely different. That gap comes down to one decision. Comment below why you want in and I’ll send you my A-Z guide — the exact method I use, straight to what works, no trial and error.

don’t be the guy being profited of from the World Cup be this guy: >sign up on Glitchy >choose a World Cup related offer (LEGO World Cup Trophy, American Airlines, Expedia, AIR BnB) >create a landing page with Lovable.Dev >warm up 8 US TikTok accs >use one of the angles in our server >start driving traffic and earning I put together a whole set up on how to profit from the World Cup with organic affiliate. rt + comment “FIFA” and I’ll dm you it (must be following)

Most affiliates treat Instagram as a repost bin for their TikTok content. That’s the wrong way to think about it. Instagram has a conversion mechanism TikTok doesn’t. ManyChat lets you turn every comment into a direct conversation. Someone comments a keyword on your post and ManyChat sends them the link before they’ve even finished scrolling. No bio. No extra steps. The moment someone shows interest the offer is already in their hands. That’s a fundamentally different relationship with your audience than any other platform gives you. TikTok builds reach. Instagram builds a list you actually own. Every lead that comes through ManyChat is someone you can reach again next week with a new offer, a new angle, or a new campaign. That’s the difference between hoping a video blows up and building something that converts consistently regardless of what the algorithm does.

a student of mine hit a $5,000 day this week. hes been doing this for a month before anyone asks, no thats not normal. heres what normal looks like and why days like this happen anyway: the realistic curve is $0-50/day in weeks 1-2, $50-200/day by week 6. thats what most people should expect and plan around but revenue in this game is lumpy, not linear fewer than 1% of posts go viral. when one does, a single slideshow can clear $2,000-$10,000+ on its own. some posts have done $20k in a week. you cant schedule it. all you can do is post enough volume that you give yourself a shot at it every single day thats what he did right. he didnt find a magic hook in week 1. he posted through the dead weeks, kept his accounts warm, and when a post finally took off his funnel was already built to catch it the $5k day was bought with 4 weeks of $40 days most people quit during the $40 days. he didnt. thats the whole difference volume gives you chances. discipline keeps you taking them

Reddit has much higher purchase intent than TikTok and almost no affiliates are using it. Someone scrolling TikTok is passive. Someone on Reddit asking “what’s the cheapest home insurance for a first time buyer” is ready to act. That difference in intent is worth significantly more per click. Car and home insurance lead gen offers on Glitchy pay well above standard CPA because the conversion is a form fill. No purchase. No credit card. Just someone submitting their details for a quote. Reddit is full of people in that exact mindset. First time homeowner subreddits. Personal finance threads. Car buying communities. People actively searching for the answer your offer provides. You’re not interrupting anyone. You’re walking into a conversation that already exists. Someone asks which home insurance is worth it for a first time buyer. You reply with genuine advice, mention you recently got a quote through a comparison tool, and drop the link naturally at the end. It doesn’t read like an ad because it isn’t one. That’s the format Reddit trusts and the reason it converts where a direct promotion would get buried. Sign up to Glitchy and find the lead gen offer → app.glitchy.com/ref?id=60748 Most affiliates are too busy competing for the same TikTok angles to ever think to do this. That’s exactly why the opportunity is still there, so why aren’t you taking it?

@affprinter Thanks bro

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$7,399 in 4 Days posting viral tiktok slideshows promoting affiliate offers - How to target USA - How to bypass tiktok's duplicate detection - How to PRINT with slideshows.. Retweet & Comment "Slideshow" (must be following) and I'll send you the link to the full guide.

AI UGC lead farming into advertorial. 5.2 hits the psychology endpoint and focuses on attention retention for customer archetypes. This clip as an example leads with authority & uses facts to back turmeric and inflammation data. EXTREMELY powerful tool for CAC.

how to think about testing a CPA offer properly: >pick the offer >write 10 different hooks — >each targeting a different pain or desire >build one creative per hook >post across 5 accounts with slight variations >wait 48 hours anything under 5K views —> dead, move on anything crossing 5K —> push to 10 accounts immediately anything crossing 10K on multiple accounts —> proven angle, scale everything most people test one hook on one account and call it a failed offer they didn't test the offer they tested one angle once that's not data

The World Cup is about to print for affiliates and most people haven’t figured it out yet. Every four years the same thing happens. Hundreds of millions of people suddenly care about football. They’re buying tickets, merchandise, gear, food, everything connected to the tournament. That attention is worth a lot of money if you know how to position an offer in front of it. Here’s how I’m thinking about it. World Cup tickets are nearly impossible to get and everyone knows it. The demand and the frustration are real. A sweepstakes angle that gives someone the chance at discounted tickets meets that frustration at exactly the right moment. World Cup Lego sets are already selling out. Limited edition merchandise tied to the tournament is moving fast. Retail sweepstakes around these products work because the brand recognition is instant and the offer feels timely rather than generic. Think about every product category that spikes during a major sporting event. Sports bars, streaming services, food delivery, apparel. Every one of these has a CPA offer sitting behind it on Glitchy. Sign up here → app.glitchy.com/ref?id=60748 The window on seasonal angles is always short. The affiliates who move early, before everyone else has saturated the hooks, are the ones who print. The World Cup happens once every four years. The attention is coming whether you’re ready for it or not. The question is, what’s stopping you from making this World Cup your ticket out of your 9-5?

three things that will make your CPA offer content convert better starting today first —> make the CTA blend into the content if the audience can identify which part is the pitch you've already lost them it should read like another piece of value, not an interruption second —> add vouch comments after every post social proof at the moment of decision changes CTR more than almost anything else third —> check your region targeting non-US traffic on US-only CPA offers converts at near zero it doesn't matter how good the content is if it's hitting the wrong audience fix all three before touching anything else