I’ve been promoting the Prosperity Marketing System for well over a decade, and it continues to be part of my online business today.
But I don’t rely on the programme alone to generate commissions. I use it alongside other affiliate programmes, email marketing, lead magnets and a collection of marketing funnels that I promote through safelists, traffic exchanges, YouTube and my blogs.
In this video, I show you how I’m doing that, including the three different funnels I’m using and why I’ve chosen to promote Satsman inside the Prosperity Marketing System itself.
Here’s the video. I’ll explain the details below.
Why I Still Promote the Prosperity Marketing System
The Prosperity Marketing System has been making me money month after month for years. One of its attractions is the 100% commission structure, together with recurring commissions from paying student referrals.
It also gives members ways to introduce their own businesses to people who join through them. That makes it useful for someone like me who has several programmes and marketing projects running at the same time.
I’ve changed the way I use the system over the years, and I’ve also changed the programmes I recommend to my referrals. My current approach is to use it as one part of a wider business rather than treating it as a standalone opportunity.
If you’d like a closer look at the programme itself, I’ve covered it separately in my Prosperity Marketing System review on Top5Programs.com.
Here, I want to concentrate on what I actually do with it.
1. Promoting Satsman Inside the Members’ Area
One feature I particularly like is the ability to recommend other programmes to members.
The Income Builders section allows members to list their favourite safelists, traffic exchanges, autoresponders and other marketing resources. It’s a useful way of introducing people to the tools and services that help you build your own business.
There’s also a primary business slot, which I’ve used to promote different programmes over the years.
My current choice is Satsman, which launched in December 2025.
Why Satsman? For a start, people can join for free and begin earning satoshis by completing simple missions. There are other earning opportunities too, although this article isn’t intended to be a review of Satsman.
The other reason is that I can receive my Prosperity Marketing System commissions in Bitcoin. That suits my own interests, so it makes sense to pair the two programmes.
Essentially, I’m using the Prosperity Marketing System to introduce people to Satsman, while also promoting the two programmes together through my external marketing funnels.
Of course, you don’t have to promote Satsman. If you’d rather feature your own business, you can purchase the “Prosperity Owner Add-on” which allows you to replace my programme with your own choice of programme – and you can change your primary programme as many times as you like. It costs $97 to buy the add-on, and whenever any of your referrals purchase it you earn 100% commission after transaction fees have been deducted (about $95 a pop).
For me, this is one of the interesting aspects of the system. It gives me another way to introduce people to my primary business programme and if one of my referrals wants to replace it with their own primary business, I can earn a nice one-time commission.
2. My Bitcoin Funnel: Build Your List First
The next part of my strategy takes place outside the Prosperity Marketing System.
I build marketing funnels using LeadsLeap, which gives me the tools to create lead capture pages, manage email campaigns and host lead magnets.
My Bitcoin-focused funnel combines the Prosperity Marketing System with Satsman. It leads with a free ebook, Stack Your SATs 2.0, which introduces readers to stacking satoshis, multiplying Bitcoin and building a commission-generating network.
The idea is simple. Rather than sending every visitor directly to an affiliate sales page, I offer something relevant in exchange for their email address.
Once someone subscribes, I can follow up with emails that explain the programmes and give them time to decide whether either one is right for them.
This is the approach I use across much of my online business. I want to build a list of people who are interested in the subjects I write and make videos about, rather than relying on every visitor to make an immediate decision.
A lead magnet gives people a reason to subscribe, and the follow-up sequence gives me an opportunity to build a relationship with them.
The funnel also connects two interests that are important to me: affiliate marketing and cryptocurrency. Because the programmes fit the subject of the ebook, the recommendations follow naturally from the initial reason for subscribing.
3. My 100% Commission Funnel
I also promote the Prosperity Marketing System through a my 100% Commission Funnel built around programmes offering 100% commissions on particular products or membership options.
This campaign includes the Prosperity Marketing System, OLSP and MLM Recruit on Demand.
The commission arrangements aren’t identical. For example, some offers pay a one-time commission, while the Prosperity Marketing System can provide recurring commissions from paying student referrals.
That’s part of the reason I like combining them. The funnel gives me several relevant offers to promote, with different ways of generating commissions.
I use a selection of lead capture pages in a rotator, with a follow-up email sequence introducing the offers over time.
This is one of my more established campaigns, and it demonstrates why I don’t necessarily build a completely separate traffic strategy for every programme I promote.
Instead, I can bring several related offers together in one funnel and let the follow-up sequence do much of the ongoing work.
The campaign is also available to members of my Evergreen Funnel Club, where I provide marketing funnels that members can import into their own LeadsLeap accounts and adapt for their businesses.
4. A Dedicated Funnel for the Prosperity Marketing System
The third funnel is more focused.
I recently created a Beginner’s Guide to the Prosperity Marketing System together with a lead capture page and a follow-up campaign. This is the funnel I set up for Eric, one of my referrals, after he asked me how to use the programme.
Rather than introducing several different affiliate offers, this funnel concentrates on the Prosperity Marketing System and LeadsLeap.
It explains why I recommend building an email list and using a capture page instead of sending all your advertising traffic directly to an affiliate sales page.
That’s particularly relevant if you’re using safelists or traffic exchanges. You might generate plenty of clicks, but if visitors leave without joining the programme you’re promoting, you’ve lost the opportunity to follow up with them.
Capturing their email address gives you another chance to introduce the offer later.
I built this campaign through Evergreen Funnel Club, and it’s available to club members. If you’re one of my Prosperity Marketing System “students” who wants me to set up this particular funnel for you, I can do that if you have a LeadsLeap Pro account.
The idea is to give beginners a practical starting point instead of leaving them to figure out every part of the funnel themselves.
Where I Get My Traffic
Of course, building a funnel is only half the job. You also need visitors.
I use safelists and other ad platforms to promote my capture pages. I also create YouTube videos and publish articles on my blogs, such as this one. My top traffic sources for traffic are:
- Safelists – I use TrafficZipper to automate my safelist mailings.
- Traffic Ad Bar – one of the most effective traffic exchanges for growing my list.
- Leadsleap Pro ads – consistently one of my top sources of fresh subscribers to my list.
- My business blogs DavidHurley.net and Top5Programs.com
- My YouTube channel – a completely free source of highly targeted and warmed-up leads
These methods complement one another.
Safelists, traffic exchanges, and Leadsleap pro ads allow me to advertise to people who are already involved in online marketing. Videos and blog articles give me more space to explain what I’m doing, demonstrate the programmes I use and attract people who want to learn more.
The content can then direct interested visitors towards a relevant funnel.
I don’t expect every visitor to subscribe, and I don’t expect every subscriber to become a customer. The objective is to keep attracting people who are interested in the subject and give them useful reasons to stay on my list.
That’s why I see content creation and email marketing as part of the same process, rather than two unrelated activities.
How the Pieces Fit Together
The Prosperity Marketing System is one part of my business, but the real work happens across several connected activities.
I use the programme to build my referral network and introduce members to other opportunities. Outside the members’ area, I use LeadsLeap to capture leads and manage my follow-up campaigns. My funnels bring together programmes that suit different audiences, while safelists, traffic exchanges, videos and blog articles help me attract visitors.
The Evergreen Funnel Club is a membership site where I make selected funnels available to other marketers, too. Rather than keeping every campaign to myself, I can provide the building blocks for members who want to use similar approaches in their own businesses.
None of this guarantees commissions. You still need to generate traffic, create campaigns that appeal to the right people and give your email subscribers reasons to take an interest in your recommendations.
But having a system means that the work you put into building a funnel can continue to be useful long after you’ve finished setting it up.
That’s how I prefer to approach affiliate marketing. I want to build assets that I can keep using, improve over time and connect to the other parts of my business.
If you’re already promoting the Prosperity Marketing System, there are several ways you could put this approach into practice. Start with one funnel, choose an audience you’re interested in reaching, and make sure you have a way to capture leads and follow up with them.
You don’t have to build everything at once.
All the best,
David Hurley
#InspiredFocus
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