Purpose: Tech Tuesday covers technical questions, how to make money with the platform, platform training, troubleshooting, marketing, and anything that helps move ResellCircle forward.
1. ResellCircle Overview
ResellCircle was described as an invite-only profit-share community. A person joins through a member’s link. When someone signs up through your qualifying link, that person becomes connected to you as a customer in the platform.
Members can use profile links, invite links, product links, Money Links, and the Link Management/Link Hub system to promote products and the platform.
ResellCircle should be viewed as a tool. The platform can provide tools and opportunities, but members still need to learn marketing, understand their audience, create useful offers, engage prospects, follow up, and track results.
2. Membership Levels
Guest — Free: Can enter through an invitation, browse/purchase products and courses, and promote eligible marketplace products using affiliate links.
Bronze — $27 one-time: Adds benefits including the Link Management/Link Hub system. The Link Hub can organize multiple links in one place and can also function as an affiliate pathway into ResellCircle.
Platinum — $27 per month: Can sell unlimited digital products (no cap was stated during tonight’s training), participate in subscription-based income opportunities, and access additional platform tools.
Platinum Plus — $27 per month plus a $197 one-time payment: Includes Platinum benefits plus additional features discussed tonight, including video courses, additional meetings/training, and other eligible tools/features. Tonight’s training stated that a qualifying Platinum Plus referral can generate a $175 commission.
3. Marketplace & Products
Marketplace commissions can be available even at the Guest level when eligible products are promoted through the correct affiliate link.
Products discussed included digital downloads, tangible products, music, and courses.
Examples of tangible products included books and other physical products. Courses may include video lessons and downloadable supporting documents.
If one of your connected customers purchases an eligible marketplace product, the applicable affiliate/marketplace commission may be credited according to the platform’s rules.
4. Subscription-Based Income & Commission Tiers
When a qualifying customer becomes a paying monthly subscriber through your relationship/link, recurring commission may be earned while that qualifying subscription remains active.
The base subscription commission discussed tonight was 40%.
10 or more customers was described as moving the rate to 50%.
Completing all five platform goals was described as moving eligible monthly subscription commissions to 60%.
25 or more paying customers was also described as a route to 60%.
50 or more paying customers was described as moving the rate to 65%.
At 60%, a qualifying $27 monthly subscription equals $16.20 in monthly commission.
Tonight’s training stated that weekly commissions are paid the following Thursday.
Important: Total customers/guests are not the same thing as paying subscribers. A customer list represents opportunities, but recurring subscription income depends on qualifying paying subscribers.
5. The Five Platform Goals
The goals are designed to teach members how the platform works through actual engagement and activity, not simply to create busywork.
Goals discussed tonight included completing onboarding/setup, signing up 5 customers, taking ONE tracked link and getting 100 people to click it, and sharing a free product that receives at least 10 downloads.
The 100-click goal does not require 100 purchases. The people only need to click the tracked link for that traffic goal.
The remaining goal should be completed exactly as it appears in the member’s dashboard.
Completing the goals helps members learn customer accumulation, following/engagement, link tracking, free offers, and the platform workflow.
6. Link Management, Campaign IDs & Tracking
Do not use one untracked link everywhere and then guess where customers came from.
ResellCircle’s campaign system was described as allowing the same destination link to be given different campaign IDs/names for different traffic sources.
Examples: Facebook link, Instagram link, TikTok link, email link, live link, or another campaign source.
Example naming system: SBI_TikTok, SBI_Facebook, SBI_Instagram, SBI_Email, SBI_Live.
Tracking tells you which platform is creating clicks and conversions. If TikTok is producing the strongest qualified traffic, you can put more attention into the TikTok content/message instead of guessing.
Data is important in internet marketing because it helps determine where to focus time, content, and possibly advertising dollars.
7. Link/Anchor Troubleshooting
A technical issue discussed tonight involved a lead-page link showing one person’s information instead of the intended member’s page.
The visible words of a hyperlink (anchor text) and the actual URL behind those words are two different things.
If content is copied from an email or HTML editor, changing only the visible words may NOT change the underlying destination URL.
Safe process: copy YOUR correct URL directly from your account; remove the old hyperlink completely; insert your correct URL as the destination; save it; then test the link before sending it.
Make sure the actual URL contains the correct member/referral information—not merely the visible label.
8. CSV / Email List Question
A question was raised about selecting an entire email-address column in a spreadsheet/CSV (for example, Column D) and copying all addresses at once into an email system.
The member had approximately 270+ email addresses. The group discussed the need to confirm what the platform/email system allows rather than assuming a full highlighted column will import correctly.
Important practice: verify the email tool’s import/copy rules and avoid exposing customer information unnecessarily.
9. Purchase / Product Payment Issue
Mary Ann raised a product/payment concern. During troubleshooting, the purchase was identified as the “Shades of Muted Blue Image Prompt Generator.”
The transaction discussed was from August 25.
Because the transaction was older and appeared to have already been paid out, it could not be treated like a brand-new transaction that could simply be stopped immediately.
The issue was noted for follow-up with the appropriate seller/person involved.
General lesson: when investigating a purchase issue, confirm the exact product, purchase date, order history, and transaction status before deciding what action is possible.
10. Dashboard Access Depends on Membership
Guest, Bronze, Platinum, and Platinum Plus members do not necessarily see the same dashboard options.
A Guest or Bronze member may not see tools/features that a Platinum or Platinum Plus member sees.
Lead Forms, goals, bonus-related options, and other features may depend on membership level.
Before teaching someone step-by-step, first identify their membership level. Do not tell a Guest to click something that only exists on a higher-level dashboard.
11. Platform Areas & Training Resources
Areas discussed included Dashboard, Start Here, free downloads/resources, Link Management/Link Hub, Money Links, Customers, Lead Forms, My Marketing, My Campaigns, Email Invite Tool, Profile, Audience, My Sales, Inbox, Products, and support.
New members were strongly encouraged to use the Start Here training videos. The videos may not answer everything in one viewing, but they help fill knowledge gaps and teach platform basics.
ResellCircle School Academy was also discussed as a place where questions can be answered and members may receive screen-share/step-by-step help.
Tech Tuesday is another ongoing place for platform education and questions.
For technical problems during the week, members can submit a support ticket inside the platform. Some issues may require higher-level management and therefore take longer to resolve.
12. Lead Forms & Lead Generation
Lead generation is important because many prospects will not purchase the first time they encounter an offer.
Lead Forms can help collect prospect information so the relationship can continue after the first contact.
Email addresses and mobile numbers were discussed as common contact information used for follow-up, subject to appropriate consent and marketing rules.
Lead Forms can help build a funnel/prospecting process instead of relying only on immediate purchases.
A lead form should have a clear purpose. A generic first question such as “How can I help you?” may be too broad when the goal is to identify a specific marketing/business problem.
A stronger question could be: “Which part of selling online are you struggling with right now?”
Possible choices: creating a digital product; selling an ebook/course; getting traffic; getting clicks; building a lead list; managing links; following up with prospects; or turning followers into paying customers.
For a TikTok live, a broader conversational question can still be useful when you genuinely do not yet know why the viewer entered. The key is to move the conversation toward identifying the person’s actual need.
13. Marketing Funnel & Follow-Up
A stronger process is: Content → Value → Lead → Follow-Up → Offer → Customer → Subscriber.
Do not depend entirely on “Post → Buy my product.”
Repeated, relevant exposure and follow-up matter. The training referenced the common “seven touches” idea, but the practical lesson is to follow up and track behavior rather than assume one universal number applies to every buyer.
Use campaigns and lead tools to re-engage prospects and determine what is actually converting.
14. Targeting: Find the Right Avatar
One of the strongest lessons tonight was the importance of targeting.
Everybody who says they need more money is NOT automatically the ideal ResellCircle prospect.
A stronger prospect may already understand some digital marketing, have or want an ebook/course/digital product, use social media for business, understand links, need lead generation, want affiliates, or be paying separately for multiple online-business tools.
The example used was that 95 out of 100 random people might say they need more money, but only a small number may already understand or be attempting ebooks, websites, digital products, or online marketing. Those people may be much warmer prospects.
The goal is not to insult or ignore beginners. The business question is whether spending extensive time teaching someone every basic concept is the best use of your time when your immediate objective is conversion.
ResellCircle should be positioned around the problem it solves for the appropriate person rather than marketed only as “a way to make money.”
Find the hungry fish and put your line where the hungry fish are.
15. International / Non-Target Audiences
Members discussed experiences attracting people outside the United States and people who may face language, payment, transaction, or platform-use barriers.
The lesson was not that international people should be rejected. The lesson was to understand whether a particular audience fits the current offer and whether serving that audience requires significant additional support.
If your target requires extensive translation, new manuals, or basic education before they can use the platform, consider whether that is the best use of your current marketing time.
Targeting should be based on fit, ability to use the offer, and likelihood of conversion—not simply large signup numbers.
16. Customer Retention & Inactive Customers
A member asked what happens when existing customers leave or become inactive.
The response emphasized that not everyone will stay. Continue acquiring and nurturing customers rather than relying only on the minimum number needed for a goal.
Guide people back into the platform and training resources rather than conducting every conversation indefinitely on TikTok or by phone.
Inactive customers may sometimes be re-engaged with appropriate follow-up, lead forms, instructions, or educational content.
Customer count by itself is not the final objective. The stronger business objective is active, qualified customers and paying subscribers.
17. Live Strategy: Test, Don’t Guess
A question was raised about whether someone should stop going live at a certain time because much of the current audience was overseas.
The advice was not to automatically change the live time.
First test the message, target, and call to action. A different message may attract a different type of viewer even at the same time.
Then use analytics to compare results.
Do not ask only, “What time gets me more viewers?” Ask, “What combination of message, audience, time, and offer produces qualified conversions?”
If something produced a Platinum Plus conversion, study what was done and look for ethical, repeatable elements that can be tested again.
18. Conversion vs. Vanity Numbers
Do not confuse large numbers of guests, viewers, clicks, or signups with business success.
The key question is whether qualified people are moving toward the desired action.
Instead of only asking, “How do I get more customers?” define the outcome: “How do I attract more qualified people who are likely to become buyers or paying subscribers?”
Use analytics to understand where traffic comes from and which traffic actually converts.
19. Bonus Offers / Product Setup
A prior question referenced during the meeting involved finding the correct area under My Products and identifying an item as a Bonus Offer so a PDF could be added.
The question had been answered through a live/screen-share demonstration in the ResellCircle School Academy.
Lesson: when a platform feature is difficult to locate, use the training resources and screen-share support rather than guessing through the setup.
20. Key Takeaways from Tonight
ResellCircle is a tool; learn how to use it.
Know your membership level and which features are available.
Complete the five goals because they teach the platform and can affect eligible commission tiers.
Track every major traffic source with campaign IDs.
Do not confuse customers with paying subscribers.
Use lead generation and follow-up instead of expecting every prospect to buy immediately.
Target people who are a genuine fit for the problem the platform solves.
Test your message, audience, links, and live strategy using data.
Verify links before sending them.
Use Start Here, School Academy, Tech Tuesday, and support tickets when you need help.
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1 Jump to latestRESELLCIRCLE TECH TUESDAY — COMPLETE NOTES
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
Purpose: Tech Tuesday covers technical questions, how to make money with the platform, platform training, troubleshooting, marketing, and anything that helps move ResellCircle forward.
1. ResellCircle Overview
ResellCircle was described as an invite-only profit-share community. A person joins through a member’s link. When someone signs up through your qualifying link, that person becomes connected to you as a customer in the platform.
Members can use profile links, invite links, product links, Money Links, and the Link Management/Link Hub system to promote products and the platform.
ResellCircle should be viewed as a tool. The platform can provide tools and opportunities, but members still need to learn marketing, understand their audience, create useful offers, engage prospects, follow up, and track results.
2. Membership Levels
Guest — Free: Can enter through an invitation, browse/purchase products and courses, and promote eligible marketplace products using affiliate links.
Bronze — $27 one-time: Adds benefits including the Link Management/Link Hub system. The Link Hub can organize multiple links in one place and can also function as an affiliate pathway into ResellCircle.
Platinum — $27 per month: Can sell unlimited digital products (no cap was stated during tonight’s training), participate in subscription-based income opportunities, and access additional platform tools.
Platinum Plus — $27 per month plus a $197 one-time payment: Includes Platinum benefits plus additional features discussed tonight, including video courses, additional meetings/training, and other eligible tools/features. Tonight’s training stated that a qualifying Platinum Plus referral can generate a $175 commission.
3. Marketplace & Products
Marketplace commissions can be available even at the Guest level when eligible products are promoted through the correct affiliate link.
Products discussed included digital downloads, tangible products, music, and courses.
Examples of tangible products included books and other physical products. Courses may include video lessons and downloadable supporting documents.
If one of your connected customers purchases an eligible marketplace product, the applicable affiliate/marketplace commission may be credited according to the platform’s rules.
4. Subscription-Based Income & Commission Tiers
When a qualifying customer becomes a paying monthly subscriber through your relationship/link, recurring commission may be earned while that qualifying subscription remains active.
The base subscription commission discussed tonight was 40%.
10 or more customers was described as moving the rate to 50%.
Completing all five platform goals was described as moving eligible monthly subscription commissions to 60%.
25 or more paying customers was also described as a route to 60%.
50 or more paying customers was described as moving the rate to 65%.
At 60%, a qualifying $27 monthly subscription equals $16.20 in monthly commission.
Tonight’s training stated that weekly commissions are paid the following Thursday.
Important: Total customers/guests are not the same thing as paying subscribers. A customer list represents opportunities, but recurring subscription income depends on qualifying paying subscribers.
5. The Five Platform Goals
The goals are designed to teach members how the platform works through actual engagement and activity, not simply to create busywork.
Goals discussed tonight included completing onboarding/setup, signing up 5 customers, taking ONE tracked link and getting 100 people to click it, and sharing a free product that receives at least 10 downloads.
The 100-click goal does not require 100 purchases. The people only need to click the tracked link for that traffic goal.
The remaining goal should be completed exactly as it appears in the member’s dashboard.
Completing the goals helps members learn customer accumulation, following/engagement, link tracking, free offers, and the platform workflow.
6. Link Management, Campaign IDs & Tracking
Do not use one untracked link everywhere and then guess where customers came from.
ResellCircle’s campaign system was described as allowing the same destination link to be given different campaign IDs/names for different traffic sources.
Examples: Facebook link, Instagram link, TikTok link, email link, live link, or another campaign source.
Example naming system: SBI_TikTok, SBI_Facebook, SBI_Instagram, SBI_Email, SBI_Live.
Tracking tells you which platform is creating clicks and conversions. If TikTok is producing the strongest qualified traffic, you can put more attention into the TikTok content/message instead of guessing.
Data is important in internet marketing because it helps determine where to focus time, content, and possibly advertising dollars.
7. Link/Anchor Troubleshooting
A technical issue discussed tonight involved a lead-page link showing one person’s information instead of the intended member’s page.
The visible words of a hyperlink (anchor text) and the actual URL behind those words are two different things.
If content is copied from an email or HTML editor, changing only the visible words may NOT change the underlying destination URL.
Safe process: copy YOUR correct URL directly from your account; remove the old hyperlink completely; insert your correct URL as the destination; save it; then test the link before sending it.
Make sure the actual URL contains the correct member/referral information—not merely the visible label.
8. CSV / Email List Question
A question was raised about selecting an entire email-address column in a spreadsheet/CSV (for example, Column D) and copying all addresses at once into an email system.
The member had approximately 270+ email addresses. The group discussed the need to confirm what the platform/email system allows rather than assuming a full highlighted column will import correctly.
Important practice: verify the email tool’s import/copy rules and avoid exposing customer information unnecessarily.
9. Purchase / Product Payment Issue
Mary Ann raised a product/payment concern. During troubleshooting, the purchase was identified as the “Shades of Muted Blue Image Prompt Generator.”
The transaction discussed was from August 25.
Because the transaction was older and appeared to have already been paid out, it could not be treated like a brand-new transaction that could simply be stopped immediately.
The issue was noted for follow-up with the appropriate seller/person involved.
General lesson: when investigating a purchase issue, confirm the exact product, purchase date, order history, and transaction status before deciding what action is possible.
10. Dashboard Access Depends on Membership
Guest, Bronze, Platinum, and Platinum Plus members do not necessarily see the same dashboard options.
A Guest or Bronze member may not see tools/features that a Platinum or Platinum Plus member sees.
Lead Forms, goals, bonus-related options, and other features may depend on membership level.
Before teaching someone step-by-step, first identify their membership level. Do not tell a Guest to click something that only exists on a higher-level dashboard.
11. Platform Areas & Training Resources
Areas discussed included Dashboard, Start Here, free downloads/resources, Link Management/Link Hub, Money Links, Customers, Lead Forms, My Marketing, My Campaigns, Email Invite Tool, Profile, Audience, My Sales, Inbox, Products, and support.
New members were strongly encouraged to use the Start Here training videos. The videos may not answer everything in one viewing, but they help fill knowledge gaps and teach platform basics.
ResellCircle School Academy was also discussed as a place where questions can be answered and members may receive screen-share/step-by-step help.
Tech Tuesday is another ongoing place for platform education and questions.
For technical problems during the week, members can submit a support ticket inside the platform. Some issues may require higher-level management and therefore take longer to resolve.
12. Lead Forms & Lead Generation
Lead generation is important because many prospects will not purchase the first time they encounter an offer.
Lead Forms can help collect prospect information so the relationship can continue after the first contact.
Email addresses and mobile numbers were discussed as common contact information used for follow-up, subject to appropriate consent and marketing rules.
Lead Forms can help build a funnel/prospecting process instead of relying only on immediate purchases.
A lead form should have a clear purpose. A generic first question such as “How can I help you?” may be too broad when the goal is to identify a specific marketing/business problem.
A stronger question could be: “Which part of selling online are you struggling with right now?”
Possible choices: creating a digital product; selling an ebook/course; getting traffic; getting clicks; building a lead list; managing links; following up with prospects; or turning followers into paying customers.
For a TikTok live, a broader conversational question can still be useful when you genuinely do not yet know why the viewer entered. The key is to move the conversation toward identifying the person’s actual need.
13. Marketing Funnel & Follow-Up
A stronger process is: Content → Value → Lead → Follow-Up → Offer → Customer → Subscriber.
Do not depend entirely on “Post → Buy my product.”
Repeated, relevant exposure and follow-up matter. The training referenced the common “seven touches” idea, but the practical lesson is to follow up and track behavior rather than assume one universal number applies to every buyer.
Use campaigns and lead tools to re-engage prospects and determine what is actually converting.
14. Targeting: Find the Right Avatar
One of the strongest lessons tonight was the importance of targeting.
Everybody who says they need more money is NOT automatically the ideal ResellCircle prospect.
A stronger prospect may already understand some digital marketing, have or want an ebook/course/digital product, use social media for business, understand links, need lead generation, want affiliates, or be paying separately for multiple online-business tools.
The example used was that 95 out of 100 random people might say they need more money, but only a small number may already understand or be attempting ebooks, websites, digital products, or online marketing. Those people may be much warmer prospects.
The goal is not to insult or ignore beginners. The business question is whether spending extensive time teaching someone every basic concept is the best use of your time when your immediate objective is conversion.
ResellCircle should be positioned around the problem it solves for the appropriate person rather than marketed only as “a way to make money.”
Find the hungry fish and put your line where the hungry fish are.
15. International / Non-Target Audiences
Members discussed experiences attracting people outside the United States and people who may face language, payment, transaction, or platform-use barriers.
The lesson was not that international people should be rejected. The lesson was to understand whether a particular audience fits the current offer and whether serving that audience requires significant additional support.
If your target requires extensive translation, new manuals, or basic education before they can use the platform, consider whether that is the best use of your current marketing time.
Targeting should be based on fit, ability to use the offer, and likelihood of conversion—not simply large signup numbers.
16. Customer Retention & Inactive Customers
A member asked what happens when existing customers leave or become inactive.
The response emphasized that not everyone will stay. Continue acquiring and nurturing customers rather than relying only on the minimum number needed for a goal.
Guide people back into the platform and training resources rather than conducting every conversation indefinitely on TikTok or by phone.
Inactive customers may sometimes be re-engaged with appropriate follow-up, lead forms, instructions, or educational content.
Customer count by itself is not the final objective. The stronger business objective is active, qualified customers and paying subscribers.
17. Live Strategy: Test, Don’t Guess
A question was raised about whether someone should stop going live at a certain time because much of the current audience was overseas.
The advice was not to automatically change the live time.
First test the message, target, and call to action. A different message may attract a different type of viewer even at the same time.
Then use analytics to compare results.
Do not ask only, “What time gets me more viewers?” Ask, “What combination of message, audience, time, and offer produces qualified conversions?”
If something produced a Platinum Plus conversion, study what was done and look for ethical, repeatable elements that can be tested again.
18. Conversion vs. Vanity Numbers
Do not confuse large numbers of guests, viewers, clicks, or signups with business success.
The key question is whether qualified people are moving toward the desired action.
Instead of only asking, “How do I get more customers?” define the outcome: “How do I attract more qualified people who are likely to become buyers or paying subscribers?”
Use analytics to understand where traffic comes from and which traffic actually converts.
19. Bonus Offers / Product Setup
A prior question referenced during the meeting involved finding the correct area under My Products and identifying an item as a Bonus Offer so a PDF could be added.
The question had been answered through a live/screen-share demonstration in the ResellCircle School Academy.
Lesson: when a platform feature is difficult to locate, use the training resources and screen-share support rather than guessing through the setup.
20. Key Takeaways from Tonight
ResellCircle is a tool; learn how to use it.
Know your membership level and which features are available.
Complete the five goals because they teach the platform and can affect eligible commission tiers.
Track every major traffic source with campaign IDs.
Do not confuse customers with paying subscribers.
Use lead generation and follow-up instead of expecting every prospect to buy immediately.
Target people who are a genuine fit for the problem the platform solves.
Test your message, audience, links, and live strategy using data.
Verify links before sending them.
Use Start Here, School Academy, Tech Tuesday, and support tickets when you need help.
Focus on conversion—not just numbers.
Target. Track. Engage. Follow up. Convert. Repeat.
Prepared from the complete Tech Tuesday discussion provided on September 15, 2026.
Prepared from Tech Tuesday discussion — ResellCircle