Custom-domain content cluster
Long-form Dify guides, internal links, disclosures, analytics, partner handoff, and self-serve affiliate routing live on the CREATE SOMETHING site.
The Dify affiliate lane needs one canonical place for proof, disclosures, analytics, and lead routing. The CREATE SOMETHING site owns that source of truth; Substack sends readers back to it with a weekly, lightweight cadence.
Long-form Dify guides, internal links, disclosures, analytics, partner handoff, and self-serve affiliate routing live on the CREATE SOMETHING site.
Weekly notes summarize one idea, point back to the canonical page, collect replies, and build the subscriber list.
Native snippets and demos create reach, but the measurable conversion path still resolves to the canonical page.
100-200 subscribers
1-2 paid conversions
300-500 subscribers
4-6 paid conversions
750-1,500 subscribers
20 paid conversions
2,000-3,500 subscribers
50 paid conversions
The long-form asset lives on the custom domain. Substack gets the shortest useful version: one claim, one artifact, one link back.
Dify is the surface. MCP is the boundary.
The evals that make Dify safer to operate.
A practical shipping checklist for Dify plus MCP.
What proof can be public without leaking traces.
Turn a Dify workflow into a reusable asset.
The job changed: n8n for workflows, Dify for agent apps.
How agencies should route self-serve Dify leads.
Working model: Dify Professional at $59/month, Team at $159/month, 30% starting commission, 50% after 20 paid conversions, and a 12-month eligible commission window.
70% Professional and 30% Team at the starting 30% rate.
First 20 at 30%, next 30 at 50%, same plan mix.
First 20 at 30%, next 80 at 50%, same plan mix.
Every piece should leave a ledger row, a measured source, and a clear route for self-serve users versus implementation buyers.
Start with one canonical page, one Substack dispatch, one ledger row, and one clean lead split between affiliate and implementation.