joining every associate or affiliate program !

I'm going to join every platform on my possibly.Can as a Canadian, you have to bust your butt to monetize on social media.I'm a little late to the game, but better late than never here.I go!

I love to do crafts.I love to teach crafts.I love to share crafts, so I'm taking the leap finally trying to figure it all out.I had no idea.It was going to be so much work but it will be worth it.I know it will!

#monetize #craft #craftideas #resin#HelloLemon8

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... Read moreStarting to monetize social media as a Canadian creator can be tough, especially when trying to turn a passion like crafting into a sustainable income. From my experience, joining multiple affiliate programs helps diversify income streams, but it requires a lot of dedication and learning. Platforms like TikTok, Facebook, and others have specific rules—for instance, TikTok requires you to have the product in hand and tag it in your videos to earn commissions, and their Creator Rewards Program also lets you earn based on views alone. When I first decided to monetize my crafts, especially resin art, I didn't realize how much work it would take to set up affiliate links, create engaging content, and engage audiences. But the community and potential for income are motivating factors. Also, using valid and recognized affiliate links on Facebook is crucial to ensure payments for purchases, which means you have to be part of the brand's program or have approval. For creators like me, who love to teach and share craft ideas, joining every platform possible increases visibility and chances of earning. It’s about consistent content creation and leveraging every opportunity, even if it feels overwhelming at first. If you’re passionate about crafts and willing to hustle, diving into affiliate marketing programs can be a rewarding experience both financially and personally.