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Summary

The author shares their experience of using ChatGPT to make money through affiliate marketing, specifically by employing a strategy called "Launch Jacking" and publishing reviews on high authority websites like LinkedIn.

Abstract

The author, inspired by the idea of using ChatGPT to find free money, brainstorms three high-level ideas to make money using the AI tool. They eventually settle on the concept of "Launch Jacking" in affiliate marketing, where they write reviews for newly launched products and earn affiliate commissions. The author chooses LinkedIn to publish their reviews, leveraging the platform's high authority and Google's preference for such sites. After writing review articles for three trendy AI software tools, the author starts showing up in search results and makes their first sale within three weeks. The author emphasizes that affiliate marketing is not a scam if done with a solid plan and strategy, and credits their mentor, Jonathan Montoya, for their success.

Bullet points

The author had the idea of using ChatGPT to find free money.
They brainstormed three high-level ideas to make money using ChatGPT.
The author settled on the "Launch Jacking" strategy in affiliate marketing.
They used ChatGPT to write reviews for newly launched products.
The author chose LinkedIn as their platform to publish reviews, leveraging its high authority.
After publishing review articles for three trendy AI software tools, the author started showing up in search results and made their first sale within three weeks.
The author emphasizes that affiliate marketing is not a scam if done with a solid plan and strategy.
The author credits their mentor, Jonathan Montoya, for their success.

Hey Guys So, I had this wild idea — what if ChatGPT could help me find free money? I was excited but got a reality check when ChatGPT went all responsible and warned me about scams. Well, that didn’t stop me; I put on my thinking cap and came up with some ideas to make money using ChatGPT.

After a bit of brainstorming, I settled on three high-level ideas:

Become a Prompt Engineer & Offer High-Ticket Services on LinkedIn

Write Quality Ebooks and Sell on Amazon KDP

Try Launch Jacking Affiliate Marketing

Now, Launch Jacking caught my eye because it’s an intriguing Affiliate Marketing strategy. Here’s the lowdown: keep an eye out for new products with an affiliate program, and when they launch, jump in and start promoting.

Why Launch Jacking? The product owners do most of the heavy lifting — advertising, podcast appearances, creating hype. When the launch happens, affiliates like us step in. But potential buyers have doubts: is it a scam? Is it overhyped? That’s where we come in.

The Plan: Use ChatGPT to write reviews that show up first on Google when people search for them. Convince buyers they’re making the right choice, and earn affiliate commissions. The catch? To rank high on Google, we need a YouTube channel or find a way to rank on Google.

Now, I have a small YouTube channel, but I didn’t want to bore my viewers with reviews. So, I had to think harder. My best bet was to write for High Authority Websites — platforms Google loves.

High Authority Websites? These are places like Medium, LinkedIn, Vocal.media, Quora, and Nairaland. Google loves them, and articles posted there tend to show up in searches. Perfect, right?

I chose LinkedIn for this challenge. Here’s a simple prompt for ChatGPT: “Hey ChatGPT, I plan on starting an Affiliate Marketing review website for newly launched products, write the outline for my article on (Add the PRODUCT NAME), it’s a (Add details about the product).”

After ChatGPT generates the outline, ask it to dive deep into each point. But don’t just copy-paste; make it Google-friendly by adding your target keyword. This helps Google know it’s a review article.

Why does this strategy work? Google loves authority. By Launch Jacking, we leverage high authority websites, and we don’t have to compete with big websites for the first page since we focus on new products.

Results? I found 3 trendy AI software tools launching, wrote review articles on LinkedIn, and after just two weeks, I started showing up in search results. By the third week, I made my first sale for $19, and I currently have 7 referrals.

In conclusion, Affiliate Marketing isn’t a scam; it depends on how you do it. With a solid plan and strategy, you can make it work. I owe a lot of what I’ve learned to my mentor, Jonathan Montoya. If you’re serious about Affiliate Marketing, check out his $7 Affiliate Marketing challenge here (Note: affiliate link).