How to share your affiliate link
Your link is apexmentum.com/r/yourname. Where you put it determines whether it converts.
The high-conversion channels
1. One-on-one peer recommendations
The single highest-converting use of your link is to send it to a specific clinic owner you know — preferably one who's complained about time spent on charting, coaching, or content production. A short note like:
Hey — saw your IG post about running out of hours in the day. Have you looked at Apexmentum? I record every patient consult and it turns each one into a chart-note draft, patient education handout, and coaching feedback — one click. Here's my link if you want to check it out: apexmentum.com/r/yourname. Happy to chat through how we actually use it.
Most affiliates get their first 2–3 referrals this way.
2. Niche communities
If you're active in a peer Slack, Facebook group, or forum for integrative practitioners:
- Don't drop your link cold — it'll feel spammy and the mods will hate you.
- Wait for the inevitable "how do you handle charting?" or "how do you coach your team?" thread, then jump in with a real answer and your link.
- Mention you're an affiliate. People respect the disclosure.
3. Your email signature
Add a line to your email signature:
I run my practice on Apexmentum — ask me about it: apexmentum.com/r/yourname (affiliate)
Every email you send to a peer is a soft pitch.
4. Newsletter / podcast / blog
If you publish content for other practitioners:
- Mention Apexmentum in a "tools I use" post or episode.
- Link to your affiliate link.
- Disclose the relationship.
This compounds. Newsletter mentions tend to drive referrals weeks or months after the original send.
5. Speaking and conferences
If you speak at integrative medicine conferences:
- Mention Apexmentum from stage when relevant ("I run my clinic on Apexmentum, happy to chat after").
- Drop your affiliate link on your speaker page.
- Include it on any handout you give attendees.
What doesn't work
- Spam DMs. Cold messaging strangers with your link will get you blocked and may get your affiliate status revoked.
- Paid Google Ads on Apexmentum brand terms. Not allowed under the program terms.
- Pretending you're with Apexmentum. Don't.
- Posting in groups where you're not a regular member. The community sniffs this out.
Track what's working
Your affiliate dashboard at 🤝 Affiliate shows:
- Total referrals (pending, active, ended)
- Active referrals earning commission right now
- Month-to-date and lifetime commission
If a particular channel keeps converting, double down. If something isn't working, try a different angle.
Talking points that resonate
When you're explaining Apexmentum to a peer, lead with what actually saved you time, not the feature list:
- "Every consult I record turns into six outputs — chart note, patient education, coaching feedback, sales review, mindset message, family summary. One click."
- "My whole team gets scored on every recorded conversation. Coaching stopped being a vibes conversation."
- "I stopped writing patient education handouts. Every recording produces one automatically, branded to my clinic."
- "The AI Video pipeline turns a single topic into a 4-video short-form series with my face and voice on it."
People buy outcomes, not features.
Get help
If a peer wants a demo before signing up, we're happy to do a 1:1 walk-through. Send them to support@apexmentum.com and mention they came from your link — we'll honor the attribution.