Free Stuff For You
These are 100% free — practical guides, checklists, and templates to help you start and grow a no-fluff online business.
Calm marketing, simple steps, and everything I wish I had when I was starting. Take what you need.
✅ Affiliate Marketing Mistakes Checklist
✅ Blogging for Beginners Checklist
Recommended Resources – Your Must-Have Tools (which I use)
These are tools I actually use — and happily recommend. No hype. No overload.
If you’re building your blog, your list, or a simple affiliate biz, these will help you get going faster (without blowing your budget or your brain).
AWeber
Email marketing tool I actually use. It’s what I use for all my email automation, opt-ins, and follow-ups. Super beginner-friendly, and no scary tech.
Master Affiliate Profits (MAP)
The only training that’s actually helped me get unstuck.
MAP finally made affiliate marketing make sense to me. Clear steps, simple strategies, and no hype — just stuff that works.
An ECO friendly system and full training with one link.
D9 Hosting
Reliable hosting that doesn’t drive me mad.
I’ve been using D9 for years — it’s fast, has great support, and works well with WordPress without all the fluff.
And you have full control if you want it.
Legacy Builders
Simple funnel system that’s beginner-friendly and actually works.
If you want to build a real online income without faffing about with tech, this is the one I’d recommend. Great support too.
AI App Bundle
All the AI tools I actually use — no upsell circus.
This bundle has saved me hours. If you’re doing content, funnels, or videos, it’s worth having these in your toolkit.
Your AI Box Kit.
Systeme.io
The free all-in-one funnel builder that I actually like.
I use it for email, automations, and product setup — without needing 5 tools or a second mortgage.
WordPress (The OG Blogging Platform)
I use self-hosted WordPress for this blog — and it’s completely free.
It powers over 40% of all websites for a reason. You’ll need separate hosting (like D9 – see above link for a discount), but WordPress itself costs nothing to use.
I keep it simple with the Classic Editor — no builders, no fluff.