If you’re not using affiliates, you’re leaving easy money on the table.
Most coaches and course creators hate selling, and I get it
It’s awkward, time-consuming, and it’s easy to put off.
But here’s the thing…
Kajabi’s built-in affiliate system is simple, powerful, and criminally underused.
You set the rules, share a link, and your affiliates do the talking. You make sales and they earn commission. Win-win.
Some of the best results I’ve seen come from a small group of aligned, motivated affiliates who genuinely believe in your offer. They don’t need big lists, just real relationships and a clear reason to share.
And the best part?
It’s all native in Kajabi. No bolt-on software. No Zapier spaghetti.
🔁 Bonus tip: If your affiliate brings in someone new who ends up buying your Kajabi product and signs up to Kajabi through your Kajabi Partner link?
You get paid again – direct from Kajabi.
That’s two income streams from a single referral.
👉 If you’ve already got Kajabi up and running, this is one of the easiest ways to grow without lifting a finger.
Well, maybe just one – to approve their payouts.
Check out our own Affiliate Programme to give you some ideas > > >
📌 Quick Win: Start Simple, Sell Sooner.
Most people stall on Kajabi because they think everything needs to be perfect before they can start selling.
- The full site
- The finished course
- The complete funnel
Truth is, that mindset will keep you stuck.
Jules will tell you that back in the day, I was in the running for Perfectionist World Champ...
But perfect wasn't getting me paid.
So I started again with one simple offer, a clean landing page, and a way to take payment and book a call.
I'm still using that simple workflow today, because it's easy, effective and quick to set up.
So if you're stuck, my advice would be to start there and build the rest once you've made your first sale.
👉 Here’s how I do it using Kajabi, Calendly and Zoom: no fluff, just a clean, simple workflow that books calls and brings revenue:
Our Kajabi Life: Levante, chips, and clarity.
Last week, with temps north of 40°C, the Levante turning us into patatas fritas, we're STILL trying to find the kettle amongst the packing boxes.
No idea why.
I mean, who the hell drinks tea when it's 40+ outside?
And yet, through the heat, the chaos, the boxes, and the missing contracts, Casa Los Gatos is only 3 minutes walk from the beach.
So now, every morning starts with a paddle board or swim in the Bay of Cádiz, which, let’s be honest, beats sitting in traffic on the M25.
And it got me thinking...
Moving house in Spain feels a lot like migrating a business to Kajabi.
At first, it’s messy, overwhelming and feels like way too much. It seems easier to stay put.
But with good prep, clarity, and the right help, it's more than doable.
As an example, we moved over 100,00 users from Mighty Networks to Kajabi.
And the result when it's done right?
Freedom, simplicity and space to breathe.
Sometimes the best moves start with the biggest challenges.
Viva the Kajabi life.
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