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Module 3: Share What You Love, Get Paid for It

Every time you tell someone about a product you love, that's influence.

Every time you say "I got this from..." or "you have to try this serum" or "I found the best throw blanket for under $30" — that's a recommendation. And recommendations drive purchases. They always have.

The only thing that's changed is that now there are platforms that pay you for those recommendations. Not in a complicated, turn-yourself-into-a-brand way. In a link-in-your-bio, share-when-it-naturally-comes-up way.

You don't need a massive following. You need people who trust your taste. Even 200 people who genuinely value your opinion is enough to start generating real income from this.

ShopMy

ShopMy is a creator shopping platform that lets you build curated lists of products you actually love — and earn a commission every time someone shops through your link. It's clean, it's beautiful, and it's built for people who have taste, not just follower counts.

You create collections — "My Morning Routine," "Home Favourites," "What I Actually Wear" — and share them. When someone buys through your link, you earn. Simple.

Commission rates vary by brand, but many are in the 10–20% range. On a $200 skincare purchase, that's $20–$40 from one link someone clicked because they trust you.

→ Join ShopMy: shopmy.us/join/shannaruth

LTK (formerly LikeToKnowIt)

LTK is one of the original shopping platforms for creators, with millions of active shoppers who use the app specifically to find recommendations from people they follow. It has a built-in audience already searching for what to buy — and your curated lists put you in front of them.

LTK requires an application, but approval is straightforward. Once you're in, you have access to thousands of brands with affiliate partnerships already set up.

→ Apply for LTK: creator.shopltk.com/apply?account=406007

Your Action Step

Set up your ShopMy profile and create your first list this week.

Not sure what to put in it? Start with one of these:

• "What I actually use in my morning routine"

• "My home favourites under $50"

• "Current closet loves"

• "Things I've gifted and people have loved"

You don't need to overthink this. You don't need a photo shoot. You need a list of things you genuinely use and love, with links attached.

The Mindset Shift

The women who do this well don't feel salesy. They feel helpful. Because they are.

Think about the last time a friend pointed you to something and you bought it. You were grateful. You trusted her. That's all this is.

You're not convincing anyone of anything. You're sharing what already works for you — and getting paid when they want it too.

That's not selling. That's influence. And you already have it.