Video summary

COMO VENDER RÁPIDO EM DOLÁR 2025 (Afiliado na Gringa Passo a Passo)

Main summary

Key takeaways

Business

High-level business strategy (sell “in dollars” as an affiliate)

Positioning

  • Sell to US/Canada/Australia/UK (plus some EU) buyers using affiliate offers listed on US-oriented marketplaces, not Brazil/EU-focused catalogs.

Core rationale

  • Purchasing power: Buyers have 6–7x the purchasing power of Brazilians.
  • Broader reach: “Dollar-market” demand isn’t limited to the US; it also covers Canada, Australia, UK, and parts of Europe.

Channels & funnel

  • Use the Google Search Network to capture bottom-of-funnel intent (people search after seeing ads elsewhere like Instagram/Facebook/YouTube).
  • The approach contrasts with typical affiliate training:
    • Typical: cold traffic → long interest-building
    • Reframed: a “sales awareness funnel” that targets users who are already aware of the product.

Platforms / “where to sell in dollars”

Affiliate marketplaces mentioned

  • Digistore
  • ClickBank
  • “Bugs/Byg Goods” (also mentioned)

Eligibility / practical constraints

Some platforms may require minimum sales before withdrawals. Example:

  • Digistore: withdraw after 1 sale of $50, within 30 days (presented as faster vs others).

Go-to-market execution framework (step-by-step playbook)

1) Choose the right offer (product selection criteria)

Selection criteria

  • Higher average commissions (examples referenced in platform-dashboard style currency terms)
  • Search volume to accelerate sales
  • Prefer newer rising products over older ones (claimed: fewer competing affiliates)

Tools used

  • Google Ads Keyword Planner → “Discover new keywords”
  • Settings:
    • Language: English
    • Location: Worldwide (then narrow campaigns later)

Examples from the video

  • Products referenced: “Moringa Magic” and “Nano Defense”
  • Commission guidance:
    • Prefer higher average commission
    • The video contrasts something like ~9 vs ~135 commission products (shown as dashboard averages).
  • Product age heuristic:
    • Example: compare a product “on since July 22 (July 2024)” vs another “around April” → prefer newer if otherwise tied.

2) Link architecture: send users to the right page (TSL / text page)

Problem with direct affiliate landing

  • Don’t route Google Search clicks directly to the sales page they likely already saw (e.g., the video page).

Better approach

  • Route to a TSL text page (a bottom-of-funnel decision page).

Implementation example

  • On Digistore, use affiliate support pages to obtain a nickname + target page link that loads the desired TSL.

3) Ad-landing workaround: “own pre-page” to reduce tool rejection/policy issues

Warning

  • Sending Google Ads directly to the “producer page” can trigger policy rejection.

Recommended method

  • Build a single hosted pre-page on your own domain (example host: Hostinger).
  • Add a cookie/acceptance overlay (example described: “Super Prel”).
  • After the user accepts, forward them to the affiliate link.

Concrete tools/setup mentioned

  • Hosting: Hostinger (monthly fee cited around R$20–R$40/month)
  • Plugin: “Super Prel” (pre-page / cookie template automation)
  • Manual alternative: a free manual method is referenced as another video on the creator’s channel.

Google Ads campaign playbook (search ads for product-name keywords)

1) Campaign setup

  • Campaign type: Sales → Search campaign
  • Operating schedule: 24/7
  • Bidding:
    • Start with “clicks” optimization (as emphasized for the initial build)

2) Pricing control: CPC ceiling (risk-managed bidding)

CPC guidance

  • Uses a creator spreadsheet-style calculation (inputs not fully reproduced here):
    • Input: average commission (example: “around R$700”)
    • Output: recommended max CPC ranges:
      • Up to ~R$8 = “good”
      • Above becomes “tight / horrible”

Behavior recommendation

  • If starting out, use a low starting CPC (examples: start as low as R$1, not “high bids”).

Rationale

  • Avoid burning budget early with aggressive bids.

3) Network settings

  • Keep the campaign focused on Google Search only.
  • Explicit warning: disable/remove Google partner networks to prevent distorted metrics and wasted spend.

4) Geographic targeting (countries that convert best)

Recommended countries (based on what the offer delivers):

  • United States
  • Canada
  • Australia
  • United Kingdom
  • New Zealand

The video also stresses:

  • Don’t randomly expand to unrelated geos; follow the “works for most cases” set.

5) Keyword targeting (product-name exactness)

Core principle

  • Use the exact product name users search.

Match types

  • Phrase match (both words present together)
  • Exact match (highest precision)

Example

  • Keyword: “Moringa Magic”
    • To avoid broad matches like “Moringa” or “Magic” alone.

6) Ad copy approach (English without English skills)

Options mentioned:

  • Model competitors’ ad copy
  • Or generate titles/descriptions via an automatic spreadsheet tool

Persuasion elements mentioned

  • Discount claims (e.g., “75% discount”)
  • Uses anchor price framing to express discount value

Budgeting & testing guidelines (conservative experimentation)

  • Suggested starting budget: R$120–R$150 (daily or overall, as referenced)
  • Clarification:
    • The goal isn’t maximum spend; it’s to buy enough clicks at a controlled CPC to test conversion.
  • Avoid:
    • Starting with very high budgets like R$1,000/day (called out as “crazy”).

Negative keywords (protect spend)

  • Add negative keywords to filter out irrelevant intent.
  • Example negative intent terms mentioned:
    • “scam”
    • “complaints” / “complaint”
    • (Also implied: terms like “compliant”)

Source

  • Negative keyword list comes from the creator’s spreadsheet.

KPIs / metrics referenced explicitly

  • Commission per sale / average commission
    • Used for bid/CPC math and offer selection.
  • Search volume ranges (from Keyword Planner)
    • Examples used:
      • “Nano Defense” between 100–1,000
      • “Moringa Magic” between 1,000–10,000
  • CPC (cost per click) targets/bounds
    • “Up to R$8” described as good/intermediate
    • Starting recommendation: around R$1 when uncertain
  • Withdrawal timing / sales threshold
    • Digistore example: $50 sale, withdraw within 30 days

Actionable recommendations (direct takeaways)

  • Prioritize US/Canada/Australia/UK dollar-market offers for stronger buyer purchasing power.
  • Target bottom-of-funnel intent via search ads for exact product-name keywords.
  • Send traffic to a TSL/text page (not the initial discovery/video sales page).
  • Use your own pre-page with cookie acceptance to reduce direct landing/policy rejection risk.
  • Start conservatively:
    • Low CPC (e.g., R$1)
    • Moderate budget (R$120–R$150), then scale only if results hold.
  • Add negative keywords early to avoid “wrong intent” traffic.

Presenters / sources

  • Presenter: Thiago (mentioned throughout; Instagram: @thiagoiras)
  • Platforms/tools referenced for implementation:
    • Hotmart
    • ClickBank
    • Digistore
    • Google Ads / Keyword Planner
    • Hostinger
    • Super Prel plugin

Original video