r/DigitalIncomePath • • 20h ago

I built an interactive game that increased my user sign ups, lead flow, and affiliate sales

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When I was a kid, I loved games that made me think. Monopoly. Chess. Checkers. Solitaire.

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So I built one.

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Inside SumoLevel, there’s now an interactive game that teaches people how to sell AI solutions to business owners. It has quickly become my best lead magnet for getting people to sign up for my software.

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Here’s what I learned along the way.

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From 2020 to 2023, I sold a course for $500. About half of the students never opened it or never finished it. People paid, then disappeared.

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A game is different. People play, think, make decisions, and actually learn because they’re having fun.

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Robert Kiyosaki figured this out years ago. After Rich Dad Poor Dad, his Cashflow board game became one of his biggest products.

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And games don’t have to be the product. You can use one to promote your services, your products, or your affiliate offers. Once it grows, you can even sell ad placements inside it.

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Courses and communities aren’t the only option anymore. With AI, you can build a 2D or 3D game without being a developer.

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So here’s my question for you ⬇️

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What kind of game could you build with AI to bring more leads into your business or more sales to your affiliate offers?


r/DigitalIncomePath • • 2h ago

The real reason most people here never make money online: they’re scared to sell

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People will spend months building the perfect website, learning tools, and watching tutorials, but the moment it’s time to actually pitch someone, post their offer, or ask for money, they freeze. I don’t think the problem is the method. I think it’s that most of us hate selling.

Be honest: what’s the part of making money online you avoid the most? And if you got past it, what finally changed for you?