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I have a friend who does high end fashion for shoes and watches. one of the main things he does is to promote various telegram channels on reddit and other socials. The simplest suggestion I could give you is to find some micro-influencers and see if they're willing to promote your brand in exchange for a set of glasses. Either have them promote the brand directly, or a TG channel where you can push your various designs.

I work with different creators and agencies and help them monetize their following. Mostly, the money comes from fan platforms such as fancentro but helping some bigger names establish partnerships is also a big part of the relationship. Happy to have a more in-depth conversation if you'd like.

Correct, I've been a bit MIA, but am trying to be on here more regularly.

It's a touch question since the type of affiliation is extremely important. If I had to pick one tip... it would be to not always jump on the bandwagon. I think most new marketers fail because they watch something that seems too good to be true, and then they try to get involved or buy someone's expertise. 99% of the "experts" out there are snakes imo. Anytime someone says "I got rich doing xyz and now I want to give back and show you how I did it" - it's a lie. No one who has a secret successful formula is sharing it with others. The money you can make by being a successful marketer or affiliate will always surpass selling a book or course.

Read, learn and get as involved as much as possible. There's no substitute for experience.