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Tracking links isn’t optional — it’s how you know what works and what doesn’t.

Story / Lesson

I used to guess which links were performing.
Once I implemented proper tracking, I could see which emails, posts, and traffic sources actually converted.

Tip of the Week

• Use tracking links for every campaign
• Monitor clicks, conversions, and ROI
• Adjust your campaigns based on results

Tool or Resource

• LeadsLeap Tracking

Personal Finance Corner

Tracking saves money: no more wasted traffic or failed campaigns.

Coming Up Next

Next blog post: How to get traffic without spending money.

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A content calendar keeps you organized and consistent without stress.

Story / Lesson

I used to scramble for content ideas last-minute.
Once I created a simple monthly calendar, everything became easier — from blog posts to social media.

Tip of the Week

• Plan 2–3 blog posts per week
• Include social shares and email newsletter reminders
• Use color-coding or a simple spreadsheet

Tool or Resource

• Free calendar templates → Google Sheets or Canva

Personal Finance Corner

Consistency saves money: no last-minute paid promotions or content rushes.

Coming Up Next

Next blog post: How to track affiliate performance effectively.

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If you feel like you “don’t have enough content,” this tip is a game-changer.

Story / Lesson

I used to think every platform needed unique content. Exhausting!
Repurposing lets you use one post across multiple platforms and multiply your reach.

Tip of the Week

Turn ONE piece of content into FIVE:

1. Facebook post → short story or tip
2. TikTok video → 20-second version
3. Pinterest pin → simple graphic
4. Email snippet → include in next newsletter
5. LeadsLeap social review → summarize your takeaway + link

Tool or Resource

• Need graphics fast? Try a free tool like Canva

Personal Finance Corner

Repurposing saves money — you don’t need extra schedulers or paid content tools.

Coming Up Next

Next blog post: SEO basics for affiliate marketers.

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Ever write a post and get… nothing? No clicks, no comments, no engagement? Let’s fix that.

Story / Lesson

I used to write long, detailed posts. But people scroll fast.
Once I switched to short, curiosity-driven posts, engagement went up and my list started growing.

Tip of the Week

Use the 3-Part Click Formula:

1. Call out the problem: “Struggling to get traffic without spending money?”
2. Give a quick insight: “Most beginners skip this simple method…”
3. Tease the solution with a link: “Here’s what helped me”

Tool or Resource

• Create quick opt-in pages to capture leads → LeadsLeap Landing Pages

Personal Finance Corner

Only upgrade a tool once you’re seeing consistent results.
Your audience grows before your expenses do.

Coming Up Next

Next blog post: Repurpose one piece of content into multiple platforms.

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Budget-friendly traffic is possible if you know where to look.

Story / Lesson

When I started, I didn’t have money for ads. I focused on free traffic sources like:

• Social media shares
• Forums and groups in my niche
• Commenting and engaging with others
• Traffic Exchanges
• Safelists

Even small efforts daily created consistent traffic.

Tip of the Week

• Pick 1–2 platforms and post consistently
• Repurpose content across platforms
• Track clicks to know what’s converting

Tool or Resource

• Use free scheduling and posting tools → LeadsLeap Social Share

Personal Finance Corner

Small, consistent actions = no wasted ad spend + real results.

Coming Up Next

Next blog post: How to write posts that actually get clicks.

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Welcome to Issue #2 of The Pizza Plan Newsletter

One thing I learned fast is that tracking your links is the secret to growing an affiliate business. Without it, you’ll be guessing what works.

Story / Lesson

I used to promote everything without tracking clicks. I thought “more traffic = more leads.”
Turns out, most traffic wasn’t converting. Once I started tracking links, I knew exactly which posts, platforms, and emails were actually working.

Tip of the Week

• Use a link tracker (like LeadsLeap)
• Add unique tracking to every campaign
• Review weekly to see what works

Personal Finance Corner

Tracking helps you invest in what actually produces results, instead of wasting money on random strategies.

Coming Up Next

How to drive traffic without spending a fortune.

Hey there,

I’m Lisa, owner and admin of The Pizza Plan and I’m so excited you’re here!
This newsletter is all about helping you, an affiliate marketer, grow your traffic, optimize your business, and even manage your personal finances — all while staying mindful of your budget.

Story / Lesson

When I first started, I was overwhelmed by all the tools, traffic strategies, and “must-buy” programs. I realized that building a sustainable affiliate business isn’t just about quick wins — it’s about small, consistent steps and smart financial habits.

Tip of the Week

Expect each post to include:

• Actionable affiliate marketing tips
• Tools and resources to save time and money
• Personal finance tips to help you stay grounded

Coming Up Next

Next blog post: Why You Need to Track Your Links.