Every creator eventually hits the same wall: too many platforms, too many posts, and not enough hours in the day.
That’s where automation comes in. In our latest Fireside Chat, Altovise Pelzer sat down with Lane to unpack how tools like Logie, Repurpose.io, and Genius Links can help you scale without burning out.
If you missed it live, this replay is your chance to catch the strategies, stories, and step-by-step insights that are already changing the way creators work.
1. Automate
Lane broke down the exact tools he uses to save hours each week.
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- Logie: powers storefronts and automates income streams in the background.
- Repurpose.io: keeps content flowing across platforms.
- Genius Links: unlocks cross-border commissions with minimal setup.
The big takeaway? Automation is about giving yourself the freedom to focus on creativity.
2. Be Everywhere, Effortlessly
Lane shared a creator’s story, and it resonated with everyone. Just a year ago, she had zero online presence.
Now, thanks to a smart system of automations, she’s building a multi-platform income on Amazon without spending every waking hour posting.
When you let systems handle the distribution, your energy can be directed toward creating content that actually connects.
3. Smart Monetization
One moment that got the chat buzzing? Lane casually mentioned he bought a whole computer just to run the Logie extension.
His point was simple: if a tool is generating consistent income, invest in keeping it running 24/7.
It’s a mindset shift. Automation isn’t a sidekick; it’s part of your business infrastructure.
4. Genius Links Deep Dive
Global audiences bring global opportunities. Lane explained how Genius Links makes it simple to capture commissions from outside the U.S., including locations such as the UK, UAE, and beyond.
He demonstrated how a few tweaks in your setup can result in hundreds of dollars in commissions you didn’t even realize you were missing.
He also teased new beta features coming soon that will make dashboards even more powerful.
5. Community Wisdom & Workarounds
This session wasn’t just Lane talking; the community showed up with practical hacks:
- How to reuse content even after products are gone.
- Creative ways to handle overflow products (sell, donate, collaborate).
- Tips for managing storage, scheduling, and integration headaches.
These were real-life solutions from creators working in the trenches.
6. Questions You’ve Always Wanted to Ask
Nothing was off the table. From blogging automation to integration hacks, Lane and Altovise answered tough questions with transparency and clarity.
And the best part? They didn’t sugarcoat the costs. They were upfront about what tools actually deliver ROI and which ones aren’t worth the hype.
Key Takeaways & Homework
- Automation = freedom. Use tools to scale, not to complicate.
- Stories matter. Olena’s journey shows you don’t need years of experience — just the right setup.
- Invest in systems. If it’s earning, it deserves resources.
- Globalize your links. Don’t leave commissions on the table.
- Lean on the community. The best hacks often come from fellow creators.
Lane closed with actionable homework: pick one automation to set up this week, test it, and watch how much time (and stress) it saves you.
Conclusion: Work Smarter, Create More
This was a masterclass in practical automation. If you’ve ever felt like there aren’t enough hours in the day to keep up with content creation, Lane and Altovise proved that the tools exist, the workflows are doable, and the payoff is real.
Take notes. Test one system at a time. And remember: automation isn’t about doing less, it’s about creating space to do more of what matters.
