Keep it personal

Talk about your own experiences with the course, keeping things authentic and steering clear of high-pressure salesiness.

What were your goals?

• Why’d you want to learn to make videos?

• What was your skill level in video before the course?

• How were you trying to learn video?

• Why wasn’t it working? How’d that make you feel?

• What hesitations did you have about this course?

What did you gain?

• What results did you achieve through this course?

• What videos did you make?

• What skills did you gain?

• How's that make you feel going forward?

What’s the course like?

• What’s different about the way this course teaches?

• Which features were most valuable for you?

• What was most challenging about the course?

• Did anything surprise you or exceed your expectations?

Would you recommend it?

• What would you say to someone who’s considering this course?

• Is it worth investing in?
  

Guidelines

Feel free to share videos you made before and after the course plus a couple screenshots from lessons if you want. Just don’t give everything away!

What’s needed

Whenever you share affiliate links, you'll need to disclose that you're getting compensation if someone clicks and then buys a course.

You can explain this in your words as long as your disclosure is clear and conspicuous to a reasonable consumer. Not only is it the ethical thing to do, it's required by law.

Example

I’m an affiliate for Mary Betsy, which means that if you buy a course from her using one of the links below, I’ll earn a commission, but you won’t pay anything more. (You’ll actually save 10% if you use my coupon code.) That said, these are my honest thoughts on the course based on my experience.

Affiliate links

Be sure to share at least one of the affiliate links that we emailed you, because that’s how you’ll earn commissions.

Coupon code

Don’t forget to add your custom coupon code to save your followers 10%.