VOTE: Should we add a "Coaching/Course" forum?

[John Blant]

I voted yes but I hope that won't stop people from giving out free tips that this forum is known for

Absolutely! Paid courses are one thing, but genuine knowledge sharing is something else entirely. What makes this forum great is that people help each other without the hype or price tags. I think a new section would just help organize the topics — the spirit will stay the same

 

[Proxysolid]

I think it's an excellent idea! As long as it's well-moderated. There are too many courses promising easy money, so having a section where members can share real experiences and lessons would be very valuable to the community.

Furthermore, it would help beginners (myself included) avoid wasting money on useless programs and focus on what actually works.

 

[Kepelor]

Definitely a 'Yes' from me. Having a dedicated space for vetted coaching would help newbies avoid the 'gurus' and find actual quality education. It would be great to have a review system attached to it as well!

 

[secondnumber.io]

In this forum we'd allow coaching and affiliate program/courses to list their resource whereby you as members could join, communicate and review the courses.

For example The Dojo, Mobile Immersion, STM, CPAEvolution 2.0 etc......

It’s good to know that coaching programs and affiliate courses are welcome here having the ability to join, communicate, and read honest reviews will definitely be helpful for the community. Looking forward to learning from others’ experiences and contributing as well!

 

[Hakeed49]

A cool idea for a community: not only sharing resources, but also honest feedback, live communication and real experience. By the way, I saw an example of a discussion on
— the main thing is that the benefit is real.

 

[saastrac]

A dedicated coaching section sounds like a great way to help both beginners and experienced affiliates learn together.

 

[Graybeard]

Who wants the "coach" job (that is pro bono)?
Who has the qualifications and time available?
That's the problem. This becomes guesswork unless you have insight of ever changing market conditions.
Try here :
Affiliatefix has a Affiliate Mentoring Corner now--NEW

@Czaq from MyLead is taking the time and offering to make the effort.

 

[jorge1243]

This could be useful as long as it stays focused on real user experiences instead of just promotions. Honest feedback from members who have actually gone through a course is usually far more valuable than the sales page.

 

[Cryptomus_Gateway]

Great idea! It will be really useful for newbies, and even experts can check it. If it's available on AffiliateFix and completely free, I vote yes!

 

[EZmob]

Absolutely!!! I think this would benefit the entire ecosystem, not just affiliates.

As an ad network, we often onboard users who are completely new to affiliate marketing. Having a trusted place where beginners can learn the fundamentals, compare courses, and read honest reviews would make it much easier to point them in the right direction instead of trying to teach everything from scratch.

It would also help set more realistic expectations. New affiliates who understand topics like tracking, optimization, traffic sources, and compliance are far more likely to build sustainable campaigns than those who jump in expecting instant results.

If the community can help identify genuinely valuable resources while filtering out low-quality ones, I think it would be a great addition for everyone involved.