How A Broken Facebook Algorithm And A 90-Second AI ‘Amish Woman’ Are Quietly Making Affiliate Marketers $500-$2,000/Month… And Why You Can Practically Steal The Same Software Before Friday Before Midnight (For A Fraction Of What It’s Worth)

Right now, at this moment, is the convergence of the perfect storm.  Only a few people in the know are aware of the power and potential of these avatars.  There are over 2 billion people in the world who are using Instagram, and you are among a tiny percent of people who know how profitable these avatars can be..

A few weeks ago, I noticed that our friend who created the monk had created another monk page. This one is selling affiliate products. I was interested. Then I saw he created an Amish woman, and she was giving health advice. And I filed that away.

Within the past few days, I noticed more Amish women, more Amish men, and all of them were using the exact same scripts, and they were all doing really well. And guess what? They were all selling products as affiliates.

Turns out my friend is behind them, and brands are paying him to do avatars for them. He gets a relatively small fee up front for creating the avatar, and he’s now building a team to create and post videos, and he gets a piece of the action on the backend. There are more people wanting to hire him than he has time to deal with.

Now, as you know, my background is in sales and copy, and I thought that they were doing a terrible job of selling, and I said, “I can do better.” So for the last week, I’ve been immersed in creating a special app that I coded myself.

You find the URL of a product you want to promote. It can be any product at all. It can be a supplement, or it can be any product on Amazon, internet marketing, ClickBank, Digistore—you name it.

Then it searches for all of the viral information about that product, and you can choose the one you think is the most successful.

Then it takes that information and rewrites it to fit your avatar. In this case, my yoga teacher talks about the product.

And that’s just the warm-up. It creates your script, and you get to choose: do you want a 30-second, 60-second, or 90-second video? When you make your choice, it sends your script via API to HeyGen and produces the video.

I shared this with the guy who invented the monk:

Well, that’s the first part of the perfect storm. Here’s the second part.

Right now, the Facebook ad algorithm is broken. People are unable to get ads to convert. It doesn’t matter if it’s for an inexpensive product or an expensive product—people are gnashing their teeth about the new algorithm that’s called Andromeda.

I shared the video and some of the background with people who are involved in the world of Facebook advertising. We’re talking about the top experts In the field. You might even recognize their names.

One looked at the video and said, “This is worth at least $500 a month, maybe more.” One said, “$2,000 and then $297 a month.”

But you guys are my clients already, and many of you are already in the avatar program.

So I’m going to make you an offer, with a strict condition.

Here’s the condition: you never tell anyone how little you are paying for this.

I’m going to lock the software so only authorized people can use it.

This is only open to people in my Avatar Program and my Supplement Millions program.

I expect to have this software for sale within the week at a much higher price. So you have only until Friday at midnight to take advantage of this. Then I change the page to whatever the price is.

There’s going to be a Zoom call on Thursday where I will release the software and the user’s manual, and show you exactly how to use it. You will be amazed.

You will need to get a HeyGen API key and plug it into the software. It’s easy to do. And you will only have to do this one time.

If you’re thinking, “Sounds like a good idea, but I have no idea what to sell,” we can talk about that on the call. But for example, my yoga teacher could easily sell high-ticket yoga products.

What if my avatar doesn’t sell anything? Of course I understand you’re worried., but what if it does? Trust me, that’s totally fine. If you try a few products and it doesn’t sell anything in the month, I recommend that you cancel your subscription Or email us at otcpublishing@gmail.com, and we’ll cancel it for you. There are no refunds.