Many people see ads or posts that make affiliate marketing look simple. They hear about someone making money by sharing links and think it’s a quick way to earn. What they don’t always see is the work behind it. To make real money, people often spend time learning, building websites or landing pages, running ads, and testing what works. Results come with effort and patience. The idea of passive income sounds great, but it usually comes after putting in the work first. Some may also expect fast success because others only show the good parts. In reality, it's a process that takes learning and consistency. What do you think causes this kind of misunderstanding?
Why do people think affiliate marketing is easy money when it's not?
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