01 / Making
Bonus Vault
A points-based alternative to the traditional pile-of-random-bonuses approach.
Visit the vault →Hustler, Marketer and Problem Solver · Est. 1999
I make products, run experiments, write bluntly useful articles, and teach practical ways to sell digital things online.
No fairy-story screenshots. No borrowed sports cars. Just useful things.
Workbench log · September 2026
Three live threads from the workshop. Subject to useful detours.
01 / Making
A points-based alternative to the traditional pile-of-random-bonuses approach.
Visit the vault →02 / Writing
Marketing, AI, products, and the things that work after the launch-day noise dies down.
Read the latest →03 / Exploring
Books and essays about shared mystical ideas across spiritual traditions.
Open the quiet shelf →Things I have made
Products, experiments, and practical shortcuts from twenty-seven years of making things online.
Featured field manual · $39
The smart five percent are using AI to build assets. Everyone else is making more noise.
A blunt, practical book about products, systems, judgement, and using AI without flooding the web with disposable slop.
Open the field manualAndie on Medium
The newest three posts, pulled automatically from my Medium feed. Practical thinking on affiliate marketing, digital products, AI, and building useful things online.
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Published on Medium · 18 August 2026
A more useful alternative to the usual pile of arbitrary affiliate bonuses—and why I built the Bonus Vault.
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Published on Medium · 31 July 2026
What makes an affiliate bonus genuinely useful, relevant, and capable of helping a buyer decide.
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Published on Medium · 1 June 2026
A practical way to create affiliate launch graphics faster without losing hours to mismatched assets.
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About
27years making
things online
I have worked full-time in digital content marketing since 1999, which means I have seen nearly every platform, tactic, panic, shortcut, and shiny object come and go.
These days I care most about direct, practical marketing: build something useful, explain it clearly, sell it honestly, and keep improving from there.
“Useful beats impressive. Clear beats clever. Finished beats endlessly polished.”
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