I originally wrote this Constant Profits Club review to help people decide whether Andrew Hansen and Sara Young's course was right for them. I want to update this honestly: Constant Profits Club is no longer actively sold, and the original course links no longer work. But the story behind this course and the people who created it is worth telling, because it illustrates principles that still apply to building an online business in 2026.
What Constant Profits Club Was
Constant Profits Club was a course designed to solve a real problem: most affiliate marketing strategies take 6 to 12 months to generate meaningful income, and many beginners need money now, not later.
Sara Young's approach addressed the “now” part. She taught students how to pick up well-paid writing gigs almost immediately. I know of at least one student who generated income within 3 hours of starting. These were real freelancing opportunities, not get-rich-quick schemes.
Andrew Hansen's approach addressed the “later” part. He taught the long game: building niche affiliate sites that generate $5,000 to $10,000 per month over 6 to 12 months. Andrew is one of the most legitimate affiliate marketing educators I have ever encountered. He has been on my podcast multiple times (Episodes 69, 45, and 13), and I can vouch for him personally.
Together, the course offered a bridge: earn money immediately with freelance writing, then reinvest that income and experience into building sustainable niche businesses.
What Made It Different
The thing I respected about this course was the honesty baked into its structure. Most internet marketing courses either promise quick money with no substance or teach long-term strategies that leave beginners broke and frustrated for months. Constant Profits Club acknowledged that both timelines matter.
Sara is a mother of seven who has been making money online since 1994. She is a real person with real results, not a guru character. Andrew's last “real job” was at Domino's Pizza at age 18. He was doing location-independent work before anyone called it that. These are genuine practitioners who teach what they actually do.
What Still Works From This Approach
- The “now and later” strategy is timeless. If you need income today while building for tomorrow, combining freelancing with long-term asset building is still one of the smartest approaches. In 2026, freelance writing, editing, and AI-assisted content services are in higher demand than ever.
- Niche affiliate sites still work. The execution has changed (content quality bar is much higher, E-E-A-T matters, you need genuine expertise), but the model of building focused content sites that earn affiliate commissions is alive and well.
- Real transparency builds trust. I disclosed my affiliate relationship with Andrew in the original review, and I am doing it again now: Andrew is a friend, I have promoted his products, and I have earned commissions. That transparency is exactly what the FTC requires and what readers deserve.
What Has Changed
- Freelance platforms have proliferated. In 2014, finding writing gigs required more hustle. In 2026, platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, and specialized content agencies make it easier to find paying work quickly.
- AI has transformed content creation. Freelance writers who embrace AI tools can produce better work faster. Writers who ignore AI risk being outcompeted on both speed and price.
- Niche site SEO is harder. Google's quality standards are much higher. You need genuine expertise, original insights, and high-quality content to rank. The thin, keyword-stuffed articles that used to work no longer do.
- Andrew and Sara have moved on. Both continue to work in online business, but Constant Profits Club is no longer their primary focus. Andrew's blog at AndrewHansen.name may have additional current resources.
The Lesson
If you are looking for a course to buy right now, Constant Profits Club is not available. But the principles behind it — earn now through services, build later through assets, and be honest about the whole process — are as solid as ever. Find mentors who practice what they preach, be transparent with your audience, and invest in both short-term income and long-term growth.
That is what Andrew and Sara taught, and it is what I still believe.
