The Opportunity
Getting Started as a LiveGood Affiliate: A Practical Checklist
If the affiliate side of LiveGood interests you, the smartest thing you can do is start with clear, honest expectations and a simple setup checklist. This guide walks through the practical steps without any hype or income promises.
No income promises — this matters
Becoming an affiliate does not guarantee any income. Earnings depend entirely on individual effort, and results vary widely. Nothing in this article is a promise, projection, or guarantee of money you will make. Most people in any referral program earn little or nothing.
Understand what you are signing up for
There are two separate things: the $9.95/month membership (your access to member pricing) and a one-time $49.95 affiliate enrollment (which lets you participate in the compensation plan and refer others). You can be a member without ever becoming an affiliate. Becoming an affiliate is an optional, separate decision.
- Membership: $9.95 per month — unlocks member pricing.
- Affiliate enrollment: $49.95 one-time — lets you participate in the compensation plan.
- The affiliate side is optional; many people are members only.
The practical setup checklist
- Use the products yourself first — it is hard to genuinely talk about something you have never tried.
- Complete your affiliate enrollment and set up your profile and referral link.
- Learn the basics of the compensation plan so you can answer questions accurately (without quoting figures you are unsure of).
- Write down, in your own words, why you personally use the products.
- Decide how you will share — in person, social, content — and be consistent rather than spammy.
- Keep your claims honest: talk about products as wellness products and never promise anyone an income.
Be FTC-honest from day one
Honesty is not just ethical — it protects you. A few non-negotiables that keep you on the right side of advertising rules:
- Disclose that you are an affiliate when you share links — clearly and conspicuously.
- Never promise or imply specific earnings, "passive income", or that anyone will get rich.
- Never make medical claims — products support general wellness and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
- Do not invent prices or comp-plan numbers; point people to official sources for current terms.
Independent platform
LiveGood.Coach is an independent, third-party platform that gives affiliates tools and training. It is not owned by, affiliated with, or endorsed by LiveGood.
Know the products you talk about
The most credible affiliates simply know the catalog well. Spend time with a handful of flagship products so you can speak to them honestly. These are a good place to start.
Flagship products worth knowing
Superfoods
Organic Super Greens
A delicious organic greens powder that fills nutrient gaps in your diet to support digestion, immunity, and energy with one scoop a day.
Daily Essentials
Organic D3-K2 2000
An organic Vitamin D3 (2,000 IU) and K2 supplement that supports immune function, bone density, and cardiovascular health by helping calcium reach the bones.
Daily Essentials
Collagen Peptides
A premium collagen peptides supplement supporting hair, skin, nails, joints, muscles, and bones, enhanced with Velositol, Polynol, and ApresFlex.
Daily Essentials
Probiotic Gut Support
A 10-strain probiotic supplement with 60 billion CFU, 9 digestive enzymes, and an organic prebiotic complex to support gut microbiome balance, digestion, and immune health.
Ask the Coach to explain any product or comp-plan detail — grounded in the official plan text.
Build real product and plan knowledge before you start sharing.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to become an affiliate?
Affiliate enrollment is a one-time $49.95. That is separate from the $9.95/month membership. The affiliate side is optional.
Will I make money as an affiliate?
There are no income guarantees. Earnings depend entirely on individual effort and results vary. Nothing here promises or projects any income.
Do I have to be an affiliate to buy products?
No. You can be a member who buys at member pricing without ever becoming an affiliate.
What should I avoid saying when I share?
Avoid income promises, "passive income" framing, and any medical claims. Disclose that you are an affiliate, and point people to official sources for current pricing and plan terms.