Learn the strategy, use practical tools, and turn AI into a structured publishing system for creating useful affiliate content.
Pick the card that matches where you are right now. We will tell you which steps you still need to do yourself.
You don't need a niche yet, an audience yet, or a single dollar of ad spend. Start with the shortest honest path from "I'm curious" to "I have one useful page live." We walk you through it step by step and tell you which steps you still need to do yourself.
A niche is a category carved down to one frustrated reader, not a single product and not a vague topic. Use the seven-criterion scorecard, the four filters, and the carve-down exercise to check the idea before you build anything.
Twenty questions your real reader would actually ask, in their voice, not yours. From those, the five to answer first, the page type that fits each question, and a content map that prevents random posting. No "post every day" mythology.
Pair an AI coding or chat agent with the Affiliate Agent Kit so the agent interviews you, validates the niche, drafts pages from source packets, and produces the trust and policy files. You keep the 10% that legally requires your name on it.
Six practical tools — scorecard, content calendar, outline builders, disclosure generator, and the full AI prompt library. Every one is downloadable right now on the Tools & Templates page: single printable pages, no email required.
Score a niche idea on seven criteria (recurring reader problem, useful questions, learnability, products as part of the story, honest writability, manageable legal risk, sustained interest). Each score comes with one labeled sentence — evidence, hypothesis, or unknown — so you can see what you actually know.
Available at launch.
Map twenty reader questions onto a calendar of reviews, comparisons, tutorials, and resources. The calendar caps scope at three things per week and flags the page type that fits each question, so you don't accidentally build a generic blog.
Available at launch.
Generate a review outline that follows the kit's review page type — situation, method, verdict, who should and shouldn't buy, next step — with a place for your hands-on notes and a place for the disclosure that must sit beside the first affiliate link.
Available at launch.
A two-to-three option comparison judged on the same criteria, side-by-side, each ending in a "choose this if…" rule. The template refuses to crown a winner the data won't support and asks you to write the limitations out loud.
Available at launch.
Plain-language disclosure text for any page, plus program-specific wording (Amazon, networks that require it, etc.) that gets layered next to the plain sentence, not in place of it. Output is editable, dated, and tagged with the program it covers.
Available at launch.
The prompts the kit itself uses, with their inputs, output format, and verification step. Copy-paste into your AI tool of choice. Each prompt says what it will not do (invent testimonials, fake metrics, skip disclosures) so the failure modes are visible.
Available at launch.
All six are live on the Tools & Templates page with working download links. The full versions — wired into a complete workflow — are in the kit.
Seven categories of guides, organized around what a real reader is actually trying to do. The first ten are live in the Learn hub — more ship in the same order they matter.
What affiliate income is and is not, and the parts only you can do.
The scorecard, the four filters, and the carve-down exercise, with worked examples.
On-page structure, internal linking, and what "useful to a searcher" looks like in practice.
Content maps, content calendars, and how to keep producing without burning out or posting randomly.
How to use AI to reduce busywork without producing thin, false, or generic content.
FTC disclosure guidance, program-specific rules, and plain-language templates.
Information architecture, page types, and how to design for a reader who arrived with a question.
From the Learn hub — ten in-depth guides, all published. Two starting points:
Practical outcome: Score any niche idea on evidence, hypothesis, or unknown — a number without a reason is a coin flip with a clipboard.
AI for PublishersPractical outcome: A seven-point packet built before any page is written — the anti-hallucination method that keeps AI honest.
The rest of the library covers foundations, what affiliate marketers actually do, disclosure compliance, buying your first domain, and deploying your first site — all live in the Learn hub, each with the method named and the limits stated.
Affiliate Agent Kit is a plug-in prompt system for the AI tool you already use. It interviews you, validates the niche, drafts strategy documents, content briefs, page outlines, reviews, comparison pages, internal linking plans, and quality-control checklists — and it produces the trust and policy files every affiliate site needs from day one.
A first useful version of an affiliate site, end to end — written from source packets, with disclosures in place, with a thirty-day operating system for what to do after launch. The agent does the busywork. You keep the 10% that legally requires your name on it (disclosures, affiliate applications, the actual recommendation). The kit walks you through that 10% step by step. It does not skip it, and it does not pretend to do it for you.
Step 1 — Interview and niche thesis. The agent interviews you (one question at a time, plain words, adapts to your answers) and produces a one-page site thesis: reader, problem, promise, and the five questions to answer first. You say yes before anything is built.
Step 2 — First Useful Version. The agent drafts strategy documents, content briefs, page outlines, and the four policy pages (about, contact, affiliate disclosure, editorial policy). Every claim is traceable to a source packet. Disclosures sit beside the first affiliate link on every page, not only in the footer.
Step 3 — Publish and operate. The agent walks you through free publishing (Netlify drop or GitHub Pages), then hands you the operating files — site thesis, page inventory, offers checklist, metrics tracker, three-action task list — and explains the weekly rhythm in five lines.
The kit is designed for the "no audience, no experience" starting point. It does the busywork and tells you the 10% that only you can do. It does not promise outcomes; it gives you the conditions for outcomes.
A general AI chat produces one-off answers. The kit is a workflow: interview, validate, plan, draft from source packets, verify, publish, operate. Every step has an output and a check, so you do not accidentally ship a page with a missing disclosure, an invented recommendation, or a thin outline that doesn't help a real reader.
No. The kit works with agentic tools (Claude Code, ZCode, Cursor) or with any chat-mode AI (ChatGPT, Claude.ai, and similar). The only required spend the kit expects from you is a domain (around ten dollars a year). Hosting can be free.
The kit is built around official-source checks with a date checked. Affiliate program terms are time-sensitive, and the kit instructs you (and itself) to re-check them and state the date, rather than memorize them. The prompts name what they will and will not do, so the failure modes are visible to you.
It does not apply to affiliate programs in your name, sign legal pages, claim expertise you do not have, or guarantee rankings, traffic, approvals, or revenue. The kit respects your time and your legal liability; it does not lie to you about them. See the next section.
$97 — launch price (the complete 29,000-word book included free during the launch window). $147 — standard price once the launch window closes. One price, everything in the kit: the master prompt, the guide, the templates, the site template, the worked example, and free updates within the v1 line. The launch window ends on a real date, stated plainly when the kit goes on sale. No countdown timer, no "limited spots," no fake urgency.
30 days, no drama. If the kit doesn't work as described, you get a prompt refund — see the full policy on the kit page.
We state this clearly because the affiliate-marketing space is full of implied guarantees. Affiliate Agent Kit does not guarantee any of the following, and no part of the kit, the website, or the documentation should be read as a promise of any of them:
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Not concepts. These are two actual sites the Affiliate Agent Kit produced end-to-end in self-test runs — the niche scored on the 7-criterion scorecard, the pages generated from source packets, every file exactly as the kit output it. Click through them. Every page carries its own "Demonstration site" notice, sample values are labeled, and affiliate links are visible placeholders — because these runs stopped honestly at the line only a real buyer crosses.
One complete kit run. Niche scored 29/35 on the 7-criterion scorecard, then built: the five-file First Useful Version — homepage, about, disclosure, editorial policy, and one launch article (a small-space espresso setup guide with its grinder comparison) — plus the full build log showing every phase and every checkpoint. Affiliate links stay {{YOUR_LINK}} placeholders; product facts are labeled sample values.
The second self-test, different niche. Proves the kit isn't a one-trick template: same method, new reader. Five-file FUV, disclosure and editorial policy included, demonstration notice on every page. The run's build log records all ten phases — including the registrar, deploy, and program-research walkthroughs the buyer follows.
Both demo sites are hosted here unmodified — the exact files the kit generated, demo notices and placeholders included. The kit ships the Tenant Coffee build with its full build log, so you can read every decision the agent made.