Let’s dig into the real reason why most people look into ABS: making money online.

1. High-Ticket Commissions

Most traditional affiliate marketing programs offer small commissions—$5 to $50 per sale.

ABS flips this model by focusing on high-ticket products that generate $500 to $2,000+ in

commissions per sale.

This means you don't need to sell 100 products to make $5,000. You might only need to

close 3–5 high-ticket sales.

2. Multiple Streams of Income

ABS isn't a one-dimensional system. It incorporates various streams of income, which

include:

a. Core Product Sales

Your primary income source comes from promoting ABS itself or other digital products

within the ecosystem. These sales often include commissions of 30% to 60% on high-ticket

items.

b. Upsells and Back-End Offers

Many ABS funnels include additional offers, like coaching programs, mastermind groups,

or done-for-you services. You earn commissions on these too, often without lifting a finger

once the customer enters your funnel.

c. Subscription Revenue

Some ABS packages include access to tools like autoresponders or funnel builders that charge a monthly fee. If you're promoting these tools as part of your ABS system, you earn recurring commissions month after month.

d. Affiliate Bonuses and Contests

ABS communities often host monthly contests or leaderboards that offer extra cash prizes,

bonuses, or access to exclusive training if you hit certain sales goals.

e. Team Building and Referral Commissions

If the ABS system incorporates a tiered or network marketing component, you may also

earn commissions from your team’s sales or leads, creating a leveraged income

structure.