• Who this is for
• How promotion works
• Commissions & fulfillment
• Platforms & “rails”
• Mixed traffic & attribution
• First opportunity
• Fallback links
• What this is / isn’t
• Final note

Thank you for your interest in promoting products within our ecosystem.

This page exists to provide clear expectations, transparency, and fairness for partners who choose to promote our books, trainings, tools, or platforms. Our goal is long-term alignment — not short-term tactics.

If you value clarity, integrity, and sustainable upside, you’re in the right place.

1. Who These Guidelines Are For

These guidelines apply to partners promoting any of the following (now or in the future):

• Micro Offer Traffic Secrets (book)
• Pinterest Traffic Arbitrage
• Other trainings, tools, or resources we release
• Platforms or ecosystems we actively reference or support

If you are promoting one or more offers in our ecosystem, these guidelines apply universally.

2. How Promotion Works (High Level)

Each product or resource in our ecosystem may:

• Live on a different platform
• Have its own checkout system
• Have its own commission structure
• Be promoted independently or alongside others

We do not override platform-level tracking, attribution, or payout logic. Each platform handles its own commissions according to its own rules.

Our role is to provide: clear context, ethical guidance, and alignment across mixed traffic sources.

3. Product-Level Commissions & Fulfillment

For individual products (books, trainings, etc.):

• Commission rates are set within the platform where the product is sold.
• Affiliates earn commissions according to that platform’s tracking and payout rules.
• Refund windows and payout timing are platform-specific.
• We handle product fulfillment and support unless otherwise stated.

Please refer to the platform hosting the offer for exact commission details.

4. Platforms, Infrastructure & the “Rails” Concept

Some strategies taught in our content are built around platform-level infrastructure — not just individual products.

When platforms are referenced, they are presented as optional, educational, and contextual to the strategy.

Partners may choose to promote only the product, only the platform, or both — all three approaches are valid.

5. Mixed Traffic & Attribution Reality (Important)

In a real ecosystem, traffic does not always come from a single source. Buyers may arrive via:

• Affiliate funnels
• Platform exposure
• Email
• Content
• Social media
• Paid or organic traffic
• Word of mouth

Because of this, attribution is not always perfectly visible.

When attribution is clear, we honor it.
When attribution is unclear, we default to transparency and access.

6. First Opportunity Principle (Partner Respect)

If you are actively promoting a platform or tool referenced in our ecosystem:

• You deserve the first opportunity to introduce that platform to your audience.
• Your audience should hear about it from you, not us.

For this reason, we encourage partners who promote our products to also promote the platforms they believe in, and we encourage buyers to connect with the partner who originally introduced them whenever possible.

This principle is about respect, not control.

7. Fallback Links & Access (Clarity, Not Hijacking)

There will be cases where:

• A buyer does not have a clear referring partner
• A partner is not promoting a particular platform
• A buyer asks how to implement what they’ve learned

In those cases:

• A fallback link may be provided.
• This is done to ensure the buyer is not blocked from moving forward.
• This is not intended to override or bypass an active partner relationship.

Fallback access exists to prevent dead ends — not to take credit.

8. What This Ecosystem Is (and Is Not)

This ecosystem is:

• Long-term
• Relationship-based
• Platform-aware
• Transparent
• Builder-friendly

This ecosystem is not:

• A loophole for cookie stuffing
• A place for misrepresentation
• A race to grab attribution
• A short-term arbitrage playground

Partners who value alignment and integrity tend to do very well here.

9. Final Note

We believe the best partnerships are built on:

• Clarity before promotion
• Fairness before scale
• Trust before tactics

If you ever have questions about how something works, we encourage open conversation. Assumptions create friction — clarity creates momentum.

Thank you for being part of the ecosystem.