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NTA Community Partnership

Help your community learn what comes next.

New Tech Advertising helps trusted people and organizations give local business owners a place to understand AI, technology, and digital growth without a hard sell. The knowledge is free to explore. The work begins by opening an honest conversation.

No course to buy. No script to memorize. No decision required before people understand what they are looking at.

Explore the community conversation

Why this is built differently

Give away the understanding first.

Too many people have been sold the next program, secret, or shortcut and then left to figure it out alone. NTA takes the opposite approach: the Knowledge Library, Growth Show, Free AI Guy, and Your Digital Growth Guide™ are there to help people learn before they decide whether to become involved.

A community partner is not asked to pressure people into a purchase. They help useful knowledge reach people who can benefit from it.

Two ways to participate

A person can open a door. An organization can open many.

Individual community connector

This is for people at any stage of life who enjoy learning, care about their local business community, and know how to start a genuine conversation. It is also a way to build a book of relationships that can produce upfront and ongoing residual commissions.

  • People early in a career who want to learn something useful and build relationships.
  • Working professionals who want a meaningful part-time opportunity.
  • Retired or semi-retired people with trusted community and business relationships.
  • Media, sales, business-development, nonprofit, or community-minded people who enjoy helping others learn.

Community organization

This is for groups that want to help people communicate and respond to changing technology together. A business may need to reach customers and employees; a nonprofit may need to reach supporters and the community; a church may need to stay connected with its congregation and the people it hopes to serve. The individual who brings the organization can participate personally, and the organization can also receive agreed relationship-based revenue.

  • Chambers of Commerce and business associations
  • Economic-development and Main Street organizations
  • Local media, banks, professional groups, community nonprofits, and churches
  • Any organization that wants to help its members, supporters, congregation, customers, employees, or community communicate and learn more effectively
  • Any organization that wants to give local businesses practical, free learning before asking them to make a decision

How it begins

Start with learning. Let the right work grow from there.

The first goal is not to make a sale. It is to help people see what is changing and decide whether a next step would be useful.

01

Explore the learning first

Use the free NTA lessons, books, Growth Show, and Your Digital Growth Guide™ yourself. You do not need to buy a course or memorize a presentation before you begin.

02

Listen for the real questions

Talk with business owners, members, or neighbors about what they are trying to understand, what is changing, and where they feel stuck.

03

Bring people into a useful conversation

Share a lesson, invite people to a learning session, or introduce NTA when a real question comes up. The first goal is understanding.

04

Decide what serves the community

If there is a meaningful next step, NTA helps shape it with the people involved. Nobody is pushed into a decision they do not understand.

What NTA brings

You bring the trust. NTA brings the learning and support system.

NTA has been built so partners can focus on trusted relationships instead of spending unnecessary time trying to master every technology or marketing system. It helps people learn, ask better questions, and communicate more clearly—with each other, with the people their organization serves, and with technology itself.

Free Knowledge Library lessons and videos

Rick’s books for people who prefer to learn by reading

The Free AI Guy and Your Digital Growth Guide™ for questions and learning

The NTA Growth Show and practical examples

Discovery conversations that listen before recommending

Growth Roadmaps when a business is ready for a next step

Human guidance, strategy, and delivery support

Build a relationship-based residual income

The goal is not to start from zero every month.

A community partner is building a book of active client relationships. As those clients continue with NTA, the relationship can continue generating residual commissions under the written agreement. That gives a person the chance to build income over time instead of relying only on the next new sale.

Individual partner

You can earn agreed upfront commissions when a new relationship begins and residual commissions while the clients you introduced remain active.

Organization partner—and the person who opened the door

When you bring an organization to NTA, the arrangement can create income for you personally and for the organization you represent. It is both: a personal opportunity and a way to create new, relationship-based revenue for the organization.

Actual commissions, residuals, and payment terms are set out in writing before a commitment is made. They depend on the agreement and on clients remaining active.

Strong businesses help build strong communities.

When a partnership creates useful work and an ongoing relationship, it can create meaningful value for the community and ongoing residual income for the people and organizations that helped build it. NTA discusses the terms plainly and puts them in writing before anyone commits.

A Chamber, organization, or individual can help introduce the learning. NTA remains responsible for listening carefully, deciding whether it can genuinely help, and supporting the work that follows.

Questions people ask

A few clear answers before you begin.

Who can become an NTA Community Partner?

This path is for people with trusted relationships and organizations such as Chambers, business associations, Main Street groups, banks, media, nonprofits, churches, and similar community connectors. It can fit curious people early in a career, working professionals, and retired or semi-retired people who want to stay involved.

Do I have to buy training, a course, or a system?

No. The Knowledge Library, books, Growth Show, Free AI Guy, and Your Digital Growth Guide™ are free to explore. The point is to understand the material and begin useful conversations, not to purchase information.

Is this a hard-sell program?

No. A community partner helps people learn, ask better questions, and decide whether a next step would genuinely help. NTA remains responsible for listening carefully and recommending only what fits.

Can the individual and the organization both participate in the income?

Yes. When someone brings an organization to NTA, the arrangement can include personal participation for the connector and relationship-based revenue for the organization. Exact commissions, residuals, and responsibilities are discussed plainly and put in writing before a commitment is made.

Begin with a real conversation

Tell us what community or organization you care about.

This is not a purchase or a commitment. It is the beginning of a private conversation about the people, relationships, and local opportunity you have in mind.

Your information is used to respond to this partnership inquiry. Please do not include confidential information from a current or former employer.

Want to work directly with businesses?

The Digital Growth Advisor path may be a better fit.

If you want to develop relationships directly with business owners, ask good questions, listen, and bring what you learn back to NTA, explore the Advisor opportunity.

Explore Digital Growth Advisor

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