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Homework is a digital publishing brand that empowers online earners to make real income by promoting high-quality digital products. We partner with creators, freelancers, and marketers who are ready to hustle — not just hope. Founded on the belief that anyone with drive and internet access should be able to earn online, we make it possible to start earning without creating your own product, building a website, or joining complicated programs. 💼 What We Offer We publish and distribute digital toolkits, templates, and guides made for online workers — then give motivated sellers the opportunity to promote them and earn 20% commission on every sale they drive. Sellers on our platform receive: A personal tracking dashboard Custom affiliate links Access to a library of in-demand digital products Monthly payouts via PayPal Opportunities to level up through performance-based advancement
12705 Kelly Rd, 48224-1503, Detroit, United States
3.7
1 review
I love working for this company. I can do all my marketing on my own time, I have a few pages on the internet that are regularly bringing in sales now so I wake up to sales sometimes 😊 I'm excited to grow my team more so I can start bringing in the big bucks but it's like having my own business and I love that there's no limit to how much I can actually make!
Date of experience: May 10, 2025
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