That’s why more brands are leveraging this performance-based marketing tactic more often.
Instead, highlight the strengths, then address a weakness to gain trust (but, always include a work-around to show how you make it work regardless of the weakness, or note that almost all similar products or services share this weakness, etc.). Create timeless content that will always be valuable. You may occasionally update links, specific information or dates, etc., but for the most part, the content you create should be “evergreen.” Create new content on topics that are trending. If your platform allows it, this should appear in a “most recent” or “most popular” section. Create content around your affiliate products or services—but only if it’s relevant and may be entertaining, useful, and/or informative. You might consider a product or service review, a personal testimonial or case study, or even an interview with someone directly involved with the product or service. Just don’t compromise your content to cater to the affiliate programs or you will lose your customers. Affiliate Marketing with The Fulfillment Lab

If you’re getting to the point where you have a sizable list, you could create a series of emails to promote a product. This works best if it’s an information product with relatively high commissions. A list of at least 1,000 people A product you’ve either used and had success with, or have a very good story/reason for promoting A product that converts well (talk to the creator about this)
To set up your email sequence in ConvertKit, all you need to do is write the content for each email and decide when to send each one: