Sam Ovens’s Consulting Accelerator review – does it work?

Consulting Accelerator is a course that teaches how to build a profitable 6-figure consulting business.

In our review, you’ll find out if Consulting Accelerator delivers on this promise.

It’s quite possible to get paid the big bucks for giving advice.

No, I’m not talking about therapists. I’m talking about consultants.

See, companies are always looking for ways to improve their business’s strengths or reduce their weaknesses. While they can sometimes figure it out themselves, they’ll usually hire a consultant specializing in the problem they’re having.

For example, a company may want expert advice on a new product launch. They’d hire a marketing consultant to advise them as they’re creating their campaign.

Or perhaps the company’s experiencing internal structural problems or inefficiencies. To solve these problems, they might bring in management consultants.

No matter the type, one thing remains the same across consulting: the earning potential.

This is due to their intense focus on one area of business. Companies see this as an investment, so they’re willing to shell out a lot of money if it means they’re increasing profits or maximizing their efficiency.

In the past, the word “consulting” conjured up images of big boardrooms full of corporate big wigs in fancy suits.

That is the traditional form of consulting, and it’s still prevalent today.

However, you no longer have to land a job at a prestigious consulting firm like McKinsey or Bain. The definition’s expanded, so almost anyone can start and grow a successful consulting business in almost any field.

For example, you could go with a classic marketing consultancy.

Or maybe you’re great at giving dating advice. Call yourself a dating consultant and you’ll have clients flock to you if you build a successful practice.

But the road to consulting success is a perilous one, no matter what you consult on.

 

Sam Ovens, a young entrepreneur from New Zealand who’s ads have recently been all over the internet, found massive success with his own marketing consultancy a few years ago. So many people were asking how he did it, so he decided to make a business out of teaching how to consult.

And so, he created Consulting.com and his main course, Consulting Accelerator.

Like other internet marketers that seem to come out of nowhere, a lot of people think this random New Zealander is scamming people out of their money with “make money online” courses. Just this time, it’s under the guise of consulting.

With that in mind, here’s our full Consulting Accelerator review.

FAQ

1.) What is Consulting.com? Sam’s business that teaches people how to start and grow consulting businesses. They are headquartered in both Manhattan, New York and Dublin, Ireland.

2.) What is Consulting Accelerator? A 6-week course that teaches you how to start a profitable 6-figure consulting business. Sam promises you’ll land your first client within 42 days if you follow Consulting Accelerator’s teachings.

3.) Who is Sam Ovens? Sam Ovens is an entrepreneur known best for Consulting.com. Originally from Auckland, New Zealand, Sam held a corporate job while attending college. During this time, he was exposed to the lifestyle of an entrepreneur worth half a billion dollars, so he quit his job to pursue entrepreneurship. Sam built and sold websites to businesses to fund his ventures. He failed several times before succeeding with a software business. His website side hustle turned into a successful digital marketing consultancy. People wanted to know how his digital marketing consultancy did so well, so he launched Consulting.com to teach others.

4.) What are the names of his successful business? SnapInspect was his first successful business. SnapInspect sold a property inspection app to property management businesses. At the same time, he launched his digital marketing agency using skills he picked up selling websites and running his various businesses. And then, of course, there’s Consulting.com.

5.) What are the names of his failed businesses? PromoteYourself, a New Zealand-focused job board, was his first business. He didn’t earn a penny. The same thing happened with his second business, a meal-delivery service called ToTheDesk that targeted office workers. He picked up website building during this time, a side business he would use to fund his main ventures.

6.) What is OVENS Enterprises Group? This is the official legal name of Sam Oven’s business.

7.) What exactly is consulting? Consulting is a business model where you give objective, expert advice to other businesses. Typical consulting tasks are dependent on the industry the consultant works in. A marketing consultant’s work looks a lot different than a financial consultant.

8.) What’s included in Consulting Accelerator? The main content is 52 modules split up among 6 weeks, with a 7th digital marketing bonus week if you submit a video referral. The modules cover niche selection, mindset, sales, marketing, Facebook ads, service delivery, and the digital marketing bonus in that order. Sam sends you physical workbooks and various other course materials to complete along with the lessons. Other features include twice-weekly Q&A with Sam’s team and access to a private Facebook group. You have lifetime access to all of this.

9.) What format is the course delivered in? Video and mp3. All video content is also transcribed into text form.

10.) How much time is required per week? There are about 105 hours of content, so you’ll need about 21 hours per week complete it in 6 weeks. However, you can take as much time as you need due to your lifetime access.

11.) How much does Consulting Accelerator cost? $1,997 up front, or 5 payments of $597. The sales page has “$5991 every day” with a red line through it, but that’s probably just a marketing tactic.

12.) Is there a free trial? Yes, but you have to go here and give him your email. He also gives you a $500 discount if you buy the course this way.

13.) What’s Consulting Accelerator’s refund policy? They offer a 14-day, 100% money-back guarantee.

14.) Are there any upsells? Yes, his course called Uplevel Consulting. However, you have to apply for it due to its target market and price.

15.) Is there an affiliate program? Yes, although details are elusive. They have a “refer a friend” program that gives your referrals a $500 discount, but I don’t know of the commission structure.

16.) What is OVENS Enterprise Group’s BBB Rating? A

17.) Is Consulting Accelerator a scam? No. The course has a ton of valuable information, but you have to do the work to build a successful consulting business.

18.) Comparable Products: Idea Validation: From Idea to Paying Customer In One Day,  Tai Lopez’s Accelerator, Zero To Launch

 

Consulting Accelerator Review – Overview

Consulting Accelerator teaches you how to start and grow a profitable consultancy from scratch.

It’s the entry-level course of Sam Oven’s Consulting.com business.

Speaking of Sam Ovens, a short background.

Born in New Zealand, Sam was raised by blue-collar parents that taught him the only route to success was putting his nose to the grindstone in college and then the corporate world.

He did that for a while, working at Vodafone while finishing up at college.

But one weekend would change everything for him.

His girlfriend at the time invited him to her friend’s “beach house”, but it turned out it was an entire island owned by a guy worth around half a billion dollars. He inquired about the price of a statue on this guy’s island, just to find he’d have to work another two decades to save that kind of money.

After that, there was no going back to the 9-5, $50k per year life.

With barely any work experience and not a lick entrepreneurship experience, he built his first business, a job board/network calledPromoteYourself.

It failed.

He then tried again with a meal-delivery service targeting office workers called ToTheDesk.

It failed.

After his 2nd failure, he began a side hustle building and selling websites to fund more venture.

Finally, he would apply lessons from his failures to build his 3rd business, a property management app called SnapInspect.

It was a success! He presold it to ensure there was demand before further work, and he managed to presell $5,000 worth of software licenses to before a single line of code was written.

While running SnapInspect, he expanded his website business into a full-time digital marketing consultancy using marketing skills he learned with his other businesses. This business helped fund the more expensive SnapInspect.

But by the time SnapInspect was profitable, his marketing agency was pulling in way more money with much lower expenses.

So he sold SnapInspect and scaled his agency.

People came to him in droves asking how he did so well with consulting. This led to the birth of Consulting.com, and with it, Consulting Accelerator.

Sam took everything he learned along his journey to consulting success and crammed it into this course. He didn’t hold back, as you’ll see in the rest of our Consulting Accelerator review.

Product

Consulting Accelerator has 52 modules split up among 6 weeks. In order, the weeks are called Fundamentals and Foundations, New Paradigm and Worldview, Alchemy of Client Conversion, Alchemy of Client Attraction, Fractal Facebook Evolution, and Minimum Viable Service Delivery. You get 2 live video chat Q&A calls with Sam’s team for each week of the course.

Each week starts with a short overview module outlining that week’s content.

Every week except for weeks 3 and 5 have 8 modules each, including each overview module. Weeks 3 and 5 have 6 and 14 modules respectively, also including overview modules.

There are around 105 hours of video and mp3 content altogether, and all the video content is transcribed into text form.

In addition to the course content, Sam mails you a nice little black folder full of physical workbooks. These workbooks contain homework assignments to help you absorb the material, but they also have some useful cheat sheets and other reference materials.

Finally, there’s a private Facebook group for Consulting Accelerator students to network, discuss their challenges in business, and give each other advice.

Once you buy the course, you get lifetime access to all of this.

But let’s get to the course content.

Week 1 lays the foundation.

After some general housekeeping information in Module 1, you learn about “Natural Law” and its importance to your success as a consultant in Modules 2 and 3.

Modules 4 and 5 cover various aspects of markets and niche selection, while Modules 6 and 7 conclude the week by showing you how to craft your business’s minimum viable offer and message.

Before you get to the hard business lessons, you spend Week 2 learning about the mindset behind success.

This whole week is essentially a journey where Sam smashes your limiting beliefs and shifts your mindset permanently so you can be ready to build a successful consulting business.

In Module 1, Sam reveals to you a “dark force” that holds entrepreneurs back from success and keeps them in a negative mindset.

Once he’s identified the problem, he teaches you in Module 2 how to “face off with the devil” and win, or in other words, face down and destroy your “dark side” full of anxiety, procrastination, and self-sabotage. Sam even shares his personal struggles with anxiety and doubt.

Module 3 dives deeper into philosophical territory with its discussion about the “duality of man” and conflict.

In Module 4, Sam shows you how society’ current paradigm is flawed and he eventually introduces the new paradigm vital to your success.

Module 5 is all about you: who you are now, what you want to be, and how to bridge that gap.

Finally, Module 6 fully explains the new paradigm by bringing this week’s content together. You learn some abstract stuff, like how to separate your character from your thoughts.

The week concludes with Module 7’s lessons about “hacking” your mind so it’s “programmed” for success.

Overall, this week gets more philosophical than you’d expect a business course to be, but it’s an interesting section nevertheless.

By the end of this week, you should be ready to go to work.

Now, you just need to learn the business stuff, which starts in Week 3.

Time to learn all about converting customers. After Sam provides an overview of the week and debunks some sales myths in Module 1, the 2 hour-long Module 2 teaches you everything you need to know about sales, including his sales script.

He then shows you how to turn his script into your own in Module 3, as well as how to improve on your script when you need to.

Module 4 teaches you how to conquer doubt so you can bust any sales “slumps” you might hit.

Module 5 puts an end to the abstraction, but only after bringing all the pieces together and “igniting your flame”, which is Sam’s version of the term “proof of concept”.

In Week 3, you learned about going to clients and converting them. Now, it’s time to learn how to bring them to you in Week 4.

Sam teaches you the “big trap” most aspiring entrepreneurs fall into early in the game in Module 1.

Module 2 teaches the art and science of attracting clients. It also introduces both organic and paid traffic, covered by Modules 3 and 4 respectively.

In Module 5, it’s time to assemble the war machine. Technical details like business registration, your website, and payment processing are covered here.

Module 6 then brings it all together into a 30-day plan of attack, while Module 7 shows you how to conquer paralysis due to fear or indecision.

Week 5 is a long one at over 24 hours, and it’s all about Facebook. 

I won’t list all the modules, but Week 5 takes you through the entire process of running a Facebook ad campaign.

You start out by learning everything about Facebook ads, including their rules and algorithms. Sam eventually introduces you to the process of ad campaign creation, starting with showing you his Facebook strategy.

Towards the end of this week, he shows you how to set a daily routine for managing your Facebook campaign, and then eventually how to scale it to the moon.

Finally, it’s time to learn how to structure the operational side of your business for high profits and maximum efficiency without sacrificing work quality in Week 6.

Up until now, you’ve probably been winging it a bit. Week 6 is all about formalizing your operations so you can scale.

Module 1 shows you how to streamline your offer so you can continue to wow your clients in far less time.

Module 2 shifts the focus to the client. Sam tells you all about how to set client expectations and structure client relationships for maximum professionalism and of course, maximum efficiency.

In Module 3, it’s time to bring others aboard and begin your scaling efforts. You’ll learn how to hire the best contractors to deliver the results you’re known for, as well as how to actually work alongside them.

With your business growing in complexity, you’ll need some project and workflow management skills if you don’t want to be putting out fires all the time. Module 4 teaches you these skills. In addition, Sam shares some software tools and productivity hacks that help him run his million-dollar businesses.

Once you can manage projects, you’ll learn some basic financial principles that’ll help you run your company and manage cash flows in Module 5. Again, Sam shares some financial software/tools that make everything easier.

Modules 6 and 7 is where you’ll really learn how to scale.

Module 6 is about growing your platform and using referral strategies. You then implement these into a 30-day plan, a 60-day plan, and a 90-day plan.

And finally, Module 7 is about marketing automation. This is the last module of the regular course material and the key ingredient to lowering your time investment in your business while skyrocketing your profits.

There is a bonus week that isn’t normally advertised with Consulting Accelerator. 

To get it, I believe you have to submit a video review for Sam to use on his site.

At only 3 modules, it’s much shorter than the other weeks. However, it covers some scaling stuff.

You’ll notice Sam is a big fan of metaphors and imagery. For example, he references the Garden of Eden a lot for the Facebook stuff. Some might think it’s corny, but I think he’s just doing the best he can to not make his course boring.

Also, I don’t think I’ve seen another course that covers so much of the emotional and mindset sides of business. Sam did a good job with Module 2.

Upsells

Consulting Accelerator has one direct upsell called Uplevel Consulting. However, you aren’t upsold on it until the end of the bonus week in Consulting Accelerator.

In fact, you can’t buy it without applying first.

Uplevel Consulting is built for those who already have a profitable business but are looking to systemize and automate everything for scaling purposes. It’s the “sequel” to Consulting Accelerator.

Even the format is the same, aside from the extra 3 weeks of course material.

In addition to Uplevel Consulting, Consulting.com offers one other course called Quantum Mastermind. Based on its description, Quantum Mastermind is the end of his “trilogy” of consulting courses. It’s meant only for the hungriest of entrepreneurs who want their businesses to reach 8 or even 9 figures.

You aren’t upsold Quantum Mastermind in Consulting Accelerator, though.

Pricing

Consulting Accelerator costs $1,997 up front. You can also opt for 5 monthly payments of $597.

Typical of high-ticket online courses, Consulting Accelerator lists an “everyday price” of $5,991 that they crossed out. I suspected that’s the same marketing tactics other online courses use, and a few Google searches confirmed my belief.

However, if you head over to this page or if you’re referred by an affiliate, you get a $500 discount AND a 7-day free trial.

Uplevel Consulting costs $6,000, but it probably has a monthly payment option too. Before you turn your nose up at that price tag, remember that it’s built for those who have a profitable business. $6,000 shouldn’t be a lot of money for the type of student Sam wants in Uplevel Consulting.

The point, after all, is to earn back that $6,000 using the course content.

Pricing is elusive on Quantum Mastermind, but it’s safe to assume that a course that teaches how to scale to 9 figures is worth a lot more than $6,000.

Affiliate Program

Consulting Accelerator has an affiliate program. However, there isn’t information anywhere about signing up or commissions structure.

The only way I know there’s an affiliate program is because other reviewers have affiliate links in their Consulting Accelerator reviews. Of course, they don’t mention anything in their reviews about the affiliate program.

I even dug through Facebook and found a 2016 post on Sam’s verified Facebook page asking if Consulting Accelerator had an affiliate program.

He didn’t answer.

What I do know is they have a “refer a friend” program. Referrals get a $500 discount on their course purchase.

I’m not sure if this referral program has commissions because again, there’s no info anywhere.

Your best bet is to contact Sam directly if you’re a student.

Recap

Overall, Sam really delivers in Consulting Accelerator.

This course has so much content compared to a lot of other courses I’ve seen. Rightfully so, given it’s $2,000 price tag.

When it comes down to it, almost anything could be turned into a consultancy. Old examples like marketing or financial consulting are tried and true options, but you could consult on anything as long as there’s a market with a specific problem.

And thanks to Sam, you now have all the tools and knowledge to do so.

There’s never been a better time to start an online business if you’re willing to put in the work.

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Paul Mampilly’s Profits Unlimited review – is it a scam?

Profits Unlimited is an investment newsletter edited by Paul Mampilly of Banyan Hill Publishing.

In our review, you’ll learn whether or not Profits Unlimited is worth a monthly subscription.

Throughout history, there have been periods of massive innovation and technological advancement unseen at any time prior.

The Industrial Revolution is one prominent example. Because of industrialization, people were able to move to urban areas and seek employment. Many goods became cheaper, thanks to mass production.

Some people made off well during these world-shaking economic changes. People like John D. Rockefeller started businesses as the Western world was industrializing, leading to untold wealth.

Today, we’re going through a similar revolution with much more advanced technology. When else in history could you access the entirety of human knowledge on a device that fits comfortably in your pocket?

I’m talking about smartphones and the internet, of course.

Paul Mampilly believes strongly in the power of technology, evidenced by some lucrative bets in the stock market. For example, he invested a lot of money into Netflix when no one else saw any potential in it.

Good for him, because he made over 6x on his investment.

He currently shares his thoughts and analyses on these cutting edge tech companies and their potential as investments in his monthly newsletter called Profits Unlimited.

Paul promises that each Profits Unlimited recommendation is on the verge of growth, and if you get in on each of his picks now, your gains could be immense.

Is he serious? Or is he just trying to get you on the “get rich quick” investing hype train?

Keep reading our review to learn all about Profits Unlimited.

FAQ

1.) What is Profits Unlimited? Profits Unlimited is one of Banyan Hill Publishing’s monthly investment publications. It is written/edited by Paul Mampilly. It mainly covers tech stocks, with an emphasis on the Internet of Things. There are three different subscription levels: Standard, Deluxe, and Premium.

2.) Who is Paul Mampilly? Paul Mampilly is the editor of Profits Unlimited. He started his finance career on Wall Street in 1991 at Banker’s Trust. Throughout his years, he quickly advanced through the ranks at different investment banks. During the financial crisis, he earned 76% returns on a $50 million investment in only two years. Soon after, he retired from Wall Street and found his way into his current role. He’s also the editor of four other investment publications.

3.) Are there any famous tech companies that Paul got in on before they got big? Yes. Paul got in on Netflix before it grew because he knew the future of TV was streaming. But for an even bigger example, he got in on Google’s IPO when it happened and has since made gains of over 2,000%.

4.) What is Banyan Hill Publishing? Banyan Hill is an investment research and publishing firm based in Delray Beach, Florida. It was founded in 1998 as The Sovereign Society. Today, they focus on US-based investments.

5.) What does each subscription level include? Standard gives you the newsletter in digital form, while Deluxe gives you both digital and print versions. The Premium version is the same as Deluxe but also includes 3 bonus reports.

6.) What is the Internet of Things? Internet of Things is a technology that allows physical objects to communicate with each other over the internet. An example of this would be a thermostat that you can adjust completely from your phone. Internet of Things is sometimes called “IOT” for short.

7.) Does Paul invest in non-tech stocks? Yes. He runs a few other newsletters that aren’t focused on tech investments. One of his bigger non-tech successes was Whole Foods, which he got in on before they were everywhere.

8.) Does Paul actually invest in his Profits Unlimited recommendations? Yes. He invests in any stock he recommends.

9.) How much does Profits Unlimited Cost? A Standard subscription is $47, a Deluxe subscription is $129, and a Premium subscription is allegedly $496. However, the Premium subscription $496 price is always crossed out and replaced by $79, most likely to persuade you to buy. Each of those prices is per year, not per month.

10.) Do I go to Banyan Hill’s site or Paul’s site to buy the newsletter? Paul’s site. Banyan Hill’s site has information about Profits Unlimited, but there isn’t a link to the newsletter anywhere.

11.) Where’s the buy button? To access the buy button on his site, you have to watch the full video sales letter that appears after clicking “learn more” on the Profits Unlimited page.

12.) What is the refund policy? If you aren’t 100% satisfied with Paul’s investment advice, he’ll refund you 100% of your money if you let him know anytime during the year-long subscription period.

13.) Are there any upsells? Yes. The Deluxe and Premium subscriptions are both upsells of the Standard subscription.

14.) Does Profits Unlimited have an affiliate program? Yes.

15.) What is Banyan Hill Publishing’s BBB Rating? It’s not rated by the BBB. The BBB has a notice on their website detailing their correspondence with Banyan regarding Banyan’s earnings claims and advertising practices.

16.) Is Profits Unlimited a scam? No, but Paul has his fair share of detractors. He’s been criticized for making more money off his subscribers than he does from his investments. Some others just say that he uses too much hype in his marketing. There have been some issues with payment processing, but I those aren’t very frequent and they typically get resolved quickly.

17.) Comparable Companies/Products: Agora Financial, Stansberry Research, Palm Beach Confidential

Profits Unlimited Review – Overview

Profits Unlimited is one of Banyan Hill Publishing’s many monthly investment newsletters. It mainly covers tech stocks that are poised for huge growth.

Paul Mampilly, a former hedge fund manager, is the current editor of the publication.

Mampilly started on Wall Street back in 1991 as an assistant portfolio manager at Banker’s Trust. Banker’s Trust went through a merger with another bank and was eventually acquired by Deutsche Bank. Mampilly quickly advanced through the ranks at Deutsche Bank and another giant investment bank called ING. He managed multi-million dollar accounts successfully in both positions.

He then took his talents to Kinetics Asset Management, where he managed to raise their hedge fund’s assets from $6 billion to $25 billion.

The Templeton Foundation took notice of his talents and wanted to see what he could do with $50 million.

Despite the financial crisis of 2008 and 2009, he turned that $50 million into $88 million in only two years. That’s a 76% average return, and he did it without shorting any stocks or making any unnecessarily risky moves.

Eventually, he got sick of making money for the rich. He wanted to use what he learned on Wall Street to help Main Street Americans build their wealth.

After brief stints at a few investment publications, he ended up as the senior editor for Profits Unlimited and some other newsletters at Banyan Hill.

Paul has a thing for tech stocks. If you read his story on his website, he even points out tech companies he took a chance on when no one else would, like Netflix.

One field he’s particularly fond of is the Internet of Things, a concept where you embed computing devices within everyday objects so you can control them over the internet. An example of this would be a thermostat you can adjust from your smartphone.

He believes that two major trends are reshaping the investing landscape: the growing Internet of Things and the maturing Millenial generation. He researches these trends so he can identify low-risk investments that have the potential for explosive growth as a result of the trends.

Paul’s so confident of the growth potential, he claims the Internet of Things is a “$19 trillion economic force that will catapult the market to new highs” on his checkout page.

Paul isn’t without critics, though. While some are simply upset at the amount of hype he uses to promote his newsletter, his fiercer critics accuse him of making more off his subscribers than his actual investment.

That’s a harsh accusation because that means his stock picks are no better than the next guy’s.

Read the rest of our review to see whether Profits Unlimited will get you in on the next big tech stock, or if it’s just lining Paul Mampilly’s pockets.

Product

Profits Unlimited is a monthly subscription digital newsletter. With your purchase, you get a few reports as part of what he dubbed the “Internet Of Things Action Plan”. These reports cover the company at the forefront of the Internet of Things, 5 of the most innovative tech stocks, which big-name tech stocks to avoid, and 3 months of issues from another financial publication called the Bauman Letter.

You can go back and reread these reports in the “Special Reports” section of the online member’s area.

There are a ton of features in the online area: the welcome page, the monthly issues, the model portfolio, trade alerts, updates, special reports, “getting started” guides, FAQs, and even a “What Readers Are Saying” section.

The welcome page is the first page that greets you when you sign up.

Paul gives you a little more background on his investing successes to reassure you that you’re about to make a lot of money with his picks. In addition, he gives a brief explanation of the other resources.

The monthly issues area is self-explanatory.

All issues, including those released before you purchased your subscription, are stored in this area in case you want to flip back through and see how the stock price has changed over time.

Not sure how useful a 5-year-old issue would be beyond letting you compare Paul’s past picks to their current performance, but hey, it’s there if you’re curious.

 

Speaking of issues, the most essential component of each issue is the monthly briefing.

Paul typically recommends one stock per month.

Each month, he provides a lot of analysis on a new potential winner that he and his team are researching. It’s not just text, either. He includes statistics, graphs, company information, and more to help you understand why he’s picking that stock.

But you don’t just get a recommendation. You also get some education.

Paul uses each briefing to teach you about reading stock trends so you can learn about the best times to invest.

Occasionally, he’ll give multiple stock picks if he can’t decide on one. Sometimes, there won’t be a stock pick at all if he hasn’t found one that meets his criteria.

Smart move, as it’s better to not recommend a stock than to make a recommendation on shaky grounds.

Overall, they still manage to get you about 12 good stocks a year.

Like many other investment publications, you can see the performance of Paul’s stock picks in his model portfolio.

Every time he makes a new recommendation, you’ll find it here with his other “buy now” stocks. There’s a lot to keep track of in this screen, so I’d recommend taking some time to familiarize yourself before you dive too deep into other areas.

These model portfolio screens lend a lot of legitimacy to investment newsletters like Profits Unlimited because you can see how well every recommendation is doing, all in one place. It helps to hold Paul accountable.

The bulk of your content will be found in these few screens, but there are tons of other resources.

One of these is his weekly updates section.

It’s not enough for Paul to recommend you stock and leave you in the dark about events that might affect that stock, so Paul posts weekly updates about market happenings and updates on all his current positions in the member’s area.

In each update, you can expect coverage of major market trends, news that affects his stock picks, and what readers can expect within the next few months. His updates cover both gains and losses.

You can view these updates in the member’s area, but he also sends them to your email.

Then, of course, there’re the trade alerts.

Not all of Paul’s picks turn out to be winners. Paul notifies you via email when it’s time to either keep your eye on a stock or exit your current position completely. You even get instructions on how to do it, and it only takes a minute.

You can make these trades over the phone, a tablet, or your desktop computer.

To make up for his losers, Paul will sometimes recommend another stock in these trade alerts so you can take your profits and buy up more of another company.

Some people like to just do as their told and profit off Paul’s picks, but if you’re the type who wants to take your learning into your own hands, the “Getting Started” area has some investing books to teach you the basics.

One book is called The Beginner’s Guide to Investing. This short book covers investing basics, an overview of how the stock market works, tactics for finding the best stocks, and other similar information.

The Beginner’s Guide to Investing is more of a general look at investing in the stock market. It’s great for both beginners who want to learn and experienced investors who want to brush up on their knowledge.

Now, if you want to learn the “why” behind Paul’s monthly stock picks, he wrote The Profits Unlimited Trading Manual specifically for Profits Unlimited.

Paul explains how and why he picks certain stocks over others. He also includes trading terminology you should know in order to fully understand financial news and stock market discussions.

If you want to go beyond just following his recommendations and learn how to make money on your own in tech stocks, give this book a read.

The “What People Are Saying” area is basically a bunch of testimonials, but there’s one thing that sets them apart from normal testimonials.

You’re already inside Profits Unlimited, so there’s no real need for Paul to sell you on a subscription with testimonials.

And that’s the point.

The testimonials in this area aren’t cherrypicked quite as much for sales purposes, making them more authentic. If nothing else, it gives you some reassurance that you made a good purchase.

Upsells

Profits Unlimited’s two upsells are it’s Deluxe and Premium subscriptions.

All the Deluxe package buys you is a print subscription in addition to your digital subscription.

But if you opt for the Premium subscription, you get the newsletter in both formats AND some bonus reports.

One report lists and explains 36 completely legal but little-known ways to save money on your taxes.

Another one claims to teach you how to get Social Security checks “many people don’t even know exist”.

The last report shows you some tools to keep your money and data safe in our increasingly digital world.

No matter which subscription level you choose, you still get access to the other reports Paul includes as part of his “Action Plan”.

 

Pricing

Profits Unlimited charges $47 for the Standard subscription, $129 for the deluxe subscription, and normally $496 for the Premium subscription.

However, on the sales page, the $496 Premium price is crossed out and replaced by $79. I’ve poked around some other reviews, and it seems like the Premium subscription never reverts to a price of $496.

They probably just use that “sale price” to hook you in. It kinds of makes the Deluxe package pointless, as the Premium package costs $50 less for everything the Deluxe package offers plus the bonus reports.

Believe it or not, each one of those prices is on a per year basis. Assuming the $79 Premium price is permanent, that means the most expensive option will run you just under $11 per month.

If that’s true, then Profits Unlimited is much cheaper than other investment publications I’ve reviewed like Palm Beach Confidential.

Kind of diminishes criticisms of Paul that say he makes the majority of his money teaching others how to invest instead of actually investing, even if he does have hundreds of thousands of subscribers across his portfolio of newsletters.

But wait. If you read the fine print on the checkout page, you’ll see that every subscription renews at $97 per year.

Still, that’s only $8 per month. If you don’t want to pay that much, you can email him at any point during your subscription to cancel.

Affiliate Program

Profits Unlimited has an affiliate program, although the details are hard to come by. There are some reviewers out there that somehow acquired their own affiliate referral link, but there’s no information on either Paul’s personal site or Banyan Hill’s site.

Those reviewers don’t disclose any information about the affiliate program, either.

If I were to guess, I’d say you have to first be a subscriber. If you are a subscriber, your best bet is to reach out directly to Paul or Banyan Hill Publishing.

They probably make it hard to discover for the same reason Palm Beach Confidential doesn’t have an affiliate program.

Reputation.

Recap

Newsletters like Profits Unlimited draw many types of criticisms. Some people just don’t like the marketing hype, while others say the information isn’t as useful as he makes it out to be.

But the most serious criticism you can make of an info product is an accusation of making more money from your info product than from the method you teach in the info product.

To be fair, Paul definitely makes a lot of money from Profits Unlimited and other newsletters. However, making that much money from a very inexpensive newsletter speaks to the quality of the content contained within, as Profits Unlimited alone has tens of thousands of subscribers.

If the newsletter was a rip-off, I don’t think there’d be tons of people following Paul’s every investment move.

Plus, tools like the model portfolio hold him accountable for his recommendations.

And if that weren’t enough to quiet this criticism, he made many millions in the investing world years before he ever thought he’d be the editor of Profits Unlimited, so his newsletter income probably doesn’t make or break his finances.

Sure, he’s had his losing picks.

But every investor knows that you’re going to have some losers.

And his losers are drastically outweighed by his winners in both his investing career and as the editor of Profits Unlimited.

Overall, his newsletter is pretty useful for learning about hot new tech stocks with large growth potential.

If you follow his advice, maybe you’ll invest in the next Google or Netflix.

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Teeka Tiwari’s Palm Beach Confidential Review – is it a scam?

Palm Beach Confidential is an investment advisory service that focuses on cryptocurrencies and other small-cap assets. It is run by investment advisory/publishing firm Palm Beach Research Group.

In our review, you’ll learn if Palm Beach Confidential is a legit newsletter with good investment advice or not.

One of cryptocurrency’s original aims was to create a decentralized, peer-to-peer currency to reduce fraud, as well as reduce reliance on central banking systems.

As early as 1998, various people have tried to create cryptocurrencies that unfortunately all flopped.

The world wouldn’t see a successful cryptocurrency until the invention of the blockchain in 2008 and the invention of Bitcoin in 2009 by an anonymous individual who called themselves Satoshi Nakamoto. Satoshi’s true identity remains a mystery to this day.

Bitcoin had to be “mined” at first, which entails “miners” to use special software to solve complicated math problems. Bitcoin is the reward for solving these problems.

Once the first few Bitcoin were mined, it could be valued and traded.

However, new cryptocurrencies began emerging in 2011, leading to a growing cryptocurrency trading industry.

But cryptocurrency remained a niche financial topic until it was thrust into the spotlight during the cryptocurrency craze of later 2017, when Bitcoin prices rose to just a few hundred short of $20,000 per Bitcoin before plummeting a few months later and then stabilizing.

Thanks to this explosive growth, tons of people want to add cryptocurrency to their portfolio of investments in the hopes that another crypto craze will happen.

However, the world of cryptocurrency investing is complicated given its age relative to other types of investments. A lot of cryptocurrencies flop almost as quickly as they’re introduced, and the ones that don’t flop tend to fluctuate wildly in price.

Many investment advisors saw the potential cryptocurrency had as both a decentralized currency and as an investment asset, so they moved into crypto advising to help people understand the space.

One such service is Palm Beach Research Groups’ advisory service called Palm Beach Confidential, run primarily by former hedge fund manager Teeka Tiwari.

Palm Beach Confidential promises amazing gains on cryptocurrency with minimal risk by following proven investment strategies.

Do they deliver on their promises, or are they just trying to separate you from your money by promising cryptocurrency riches?

Read our full review to see if this investment advisory service is worth a subscription.

FAQ

1.) What is Palm Beach Research Group? They are an investment research, publishing, and advisory firm based in Palm Beach, Florida.

2.) Does Palm Beach Research Group manage any assets? No. They provide research, analysis, and recommendations, but they do not manage any assets.

3.) What is Palm Beach Confidential? Palm Beach Confidential is the company’s small-cap and cryptocurrency publication and advisory service, although the majority of their analysis and coverage is centered around cryptocurrencies.

4.) Who runs Palm Beach Confidential? Teeka Tiwari is the editor and Greg Wilson is the chief analyst behind the investment recommendations, although Teeka does a lot of analysis as well. Teeka also contributes to several of Palm Beach Group’s other publications.

5.) What background/experience do Teeka and Greg have? Teeka started his career at Lehman Brothers while only 18. After that, he made a lot of money going short during the Asian financial crisis in the late 1990s. He then lost his small fortune and spent years rebuilding it by prioritizing risk management. Along the way, he started a hedge fund that he eventually retired from. Today, he is considered one of the premier crypto analysts in the world, and he is known for predicting the rise of Ether. Greg earned his MBA from Pace University, with an emphasis on strategic management and finance. He has extensive experience in the real estate industry, as well as banking experience.

6.) What is a cryptocurrency? A digital, typically decentralized currency that uses encryption to verify transactions and regulate the rate of new currency generation. The most popular example is Bitcoin, but other big names include Ether and Litecoin.

7.) What is cryptocurrency mining? Mining involves the use of special software to solve complicated math problems. Solving problems causes the user to “discover” another Bitcoin, similar to a miner striking gold.

8.) What kind of returns can I expect by investing in cryptocurrency? That depends on a ton of factors, although cryptocurrency as an investment has a reputation of being very volatile. Teeka promises 1,000% returns if you follow his recommendations for the duration of your subscription.

9.) What is blockchain? A decentralized record of transactions across multiple computers linked together in a peer-to-peer network. Many companies are implementing it for enhanced data security, among other benefits.

10.) What does “HODL” mean and why is it associated with Bitcoin? “HODL” means “Hold on for dear life”. It’s a motto many Bitcoin enthusiasts live by; they hold on to their Bitcoin in spite of wildly-fluctuating prices so as to not let their emotions get the best of them. “HODL” is also used to criticize those that invest only for short term gains and sell their Bitcoin whenever negative news hits the public.

11.) What does market capitalization mean? Market capitalization, or market cap for short, is the total market value of a company or other asset’s “outstanding” or publicly-traded shares.

12.) What is a small-cap investment? Small-cap investments typically have a market cap between $300 million and $2 billion. “Small-cap”
is mostly used in discussions about stocks.

13.) What’s the market cap of Palm Beach Confidential’s recommendations? Most companies and cryptos they recommend have a market cap under $1 billion.

14.) Does Palm Beach Confidential cover investments other than cryptocurrencies and small-cap companies? No.

15.) What’s included in Palm Beach Confidential? One full year of Palm Beach Confidential’s monthly issues, Teeka’s recommendations, Teeka’s latest crypto ideas, bi-weekly model portfolio performance updates, various reports, and unlimited access to a resource/training area called Crypto Corner.

16.) What is Teeka’s investing philosophy? Asymmetric investing, as Teeka’s big on risk management. This strategy entails investing small amounts among multiple new stocks and/or cryptocurrencies that have the potential to drastically increase in value, similar to how Bitcoin did in 2017. If one does, you profit immensely. However, you won’t suffer great losses from any one asset if one goes under since your investment was small.

17.) Have Teeka’s past recommendations met his promised 1,000% returns? Yes. Since 2016, he’s recommended 26 different cryptocurrencies. Their combined average return was a little over 1,000%.

18.) Is Palm Beach Confidential always available for purchase? No. They don’t have a “regular” schedule where they open and close off the service, but they do close it to new subscribers on occasion. Their sales page states that the last time they were closed, it was 5 months before they opened again.

19.) How much does Palm Beach Confidential cost? $5,000 per year. You’re charged once a year at the beginning of each 1-year subscription period.

20.) Are there any upsells? No. However, Palm Beach Research Group has newsletters and courses that cover other types of investments like fixed-income investments and real estate.

21.) Do they allow refunds on Palm Beach Confidential? Not exactly. All sales are final, but they do offer you an additional free year of membership if you applied Teeka’s recommendations for 12 months and didn’t achieve at least 1,000% returns.

22.) When can I cancel my subscription to avoid being charged for another year? You can cancel at any time up to 1 day before your renewal date to avoid being charged another $5,000.

23.)  Is there an affiliate program? No.

24.) What is Palm Beach Research’s Group’s BBB rating? B

25.) Is Palm Beach Confidential a scam? No. Teeka puts a lot of research into his recommendations. However, no investment advice is bulletproof. In fact, they promise very hefty returns that are unlikely to occur. Also, you could theoretically learn the information within Palm Beach Confidential for free by browsing the internet, but that would take much longer.

26.) Comparable Products: Crypto Advisory, Crypto Consulting Group’s Investment Club

Palm Beach Confidential Review – Overview

Palm Beach Confidential is an investment advisory service/publication focused primarily on cryptocurrency, but they also cover small-cap stocks.

Teeka Tiwari, the editor, brings years of investment knowledge and experience to the table. He’s assisted by Greg Wilson, an MBA-holding investment analyst with many years of experience in both real estate and banking.

After growing up in foster care, Teeka became the youngest employee to ever be hired by the financial services firm Lehman Brothers when he was 18. When Lehman merged with Shearson/American Express to become Shearson Lehman, he became the youngest ever VP at age 20.

During 1997’s Asian financial crisis, he made a lot of money by taking a short position on Asian companies. He struck it rich, but got too greedy and eventually lost it all by hanging on too long, leading to bankruptcy.

Since then, he spent two years rebuilding the wealth he lost. He also launched a hedge fund during this time.

In 2013, he joined Palm Beach Research Group, eventually becoming the editor of Palm Beach Confidential. Now, he provides in-depth analysis and recommendations of cryptocurrencies and small-cap stocks with growth potential.

His investment philosophy is called “asymmetric investing”. This philosophy tells investors to put small amounts of money into several new, small-cap assets to minimize risk and maximize potential gains.

If just one asset skyrockets in value, you’ll earn a nice profit as an early investor. However, you won’t lose much money if any single asset drops in price or even dies out because your initial investment was relatively small.

Since crypto is such a rapidly changing environment with a reputation for volatility, Teeka aims to help Palm Beach Confidential clients identify investments with the highest potential returns.

According to Palm Beach Confidential, investors can earn up to 1,000% returns by using this strategy and following Teeka’s recommendations.

Even if you’re a respected financial expert, it’s rarely a good idea to guarantee a return since no one can see the future.

In addition, investments can change in value simply based on what someone says.

Remember when Elon Musk tweeted something about Tesla going private? The stock crashed as people sold off Tesla shares, all because he wrote some words on social media.

A similar effect might exist for Palm Beach Confidential. Part of the value increase of Teeka’s recommendations could be attributed to the fact that he’s recommending them, rather than because they’re actually good investments.

But Teeka’s lengthy resume and the time he puts into his research both support his case.

Keep reading our review to learn more about Palm Beach Confidential’s offerings and to see if Teeka’s advice is as good as he claims.

Product

Palm Beach Confidential has multiple sections: the Welcome Center, an “Issues” section, a “Portfolio” section, an “Updates” section, a “Reports” section, and a resource/training area called Crypto Corner.

In addition to those, you’re given some special reports: one contains all of Teeka’s current recommendations so you know what to invest in as soon as your subscribe, while the other covers companies working on blockchain technology that Teeka thinks you should check out.

Before you immerse yourself in all the features, you’ll start in the Welcome Center.

This is the first screen you see when you log in. There’s a quick video of Teeka and another Palm Beach Group analyst named Tom Dyson talking about Palm Beach Confidential.

On the same page, they give you a four-step guide to help jumpstart your investing adventure.

In the first step, you get to access the special reports they promised you.

After that, you’ll read the Palm Beach Confidential user guide, which lays out what kinds of investments will be covered.

Then, they’ll ask you to explore all your memberships benefits.

Lastly, they’ll inform you of when each issue is published, as well as how to access your twice-weekly market updates. It’s important to pay attention to these so you can stay on top of crypto news and be the first to make a move.

The Issues section is the main part of Palm Beach Confidential’s online area.

Here, you’ll be able to read Teeka’s monthly issues on cryptocurrencies as well as a few small-cap stocks. You’ll want to pay the most attention to this section so you can get in on Teeka’s recommendations before other investors drive up the price.

Each issue covers many crypto-related topics such as news and specific cryptocurrency reviews. Almost every issue has an investment recommendation at the end, but the occasional issue won’t have one.

The issues themselves have a personal, conversational tone to them. I think that makes for a more engaging read, especially since investment content isn’t always the easiest or most fun reading material.

Once Teeka sends out a monthly issue, it stays in this area as long as you have a subscription. That way, you’ll never miss the next hot crypto or small-cap investment.

Plus, it could be interesting to look back at issues from months past and see how Teeka’s recommendations hold up.

The Portfolio section gives you a “portfolio” made up of the recommendations.

There are two model portfolios in this section: the small-cap stock portfolio, and the cryptocurrency portfolio. Each one tracks the performance of Teeka’s recommendations.

Cryptocurrencies are further split up into his “buy and hold” crypto recommendations and his short-term trading recommendations.

Information like current price, buy-up-to amount, returns, ticker symbols, recommendation dates, and the date when Teeka bought the asset can all be found here.

The Updates section contains updates from Teeka on everything crypto and small-cap stock.

Twice per week, Teeka updates subscribers on the overall performance of his picks. Not only can you stay caught up on the performance of your investments, but these updates hold him accountable as he’d look like a fool if they all performed poorly.

Other important updates like Teeka’s market analyses can be found in this section as well.

If you want to reread any of the reports your subscription grants you, you can go to the Report section.

You can also find other guides, webinars, and Q&A sections in here.

Aside from the monthly issues themselves, Crypto Corner is one of the largest features in Palm Beach Confidential.

People that are newer to crypto investing will find this section especially useful because there’s a ton of training that covers most of the basics.

The first resource in Crypto Corner is a simple graphic called “Four Simple Steps to Buy and Trade Cryptocurrency”. It covers some basic terminology and other background information, but it also links to the services that Palm Beach Confidential recommends.

Another great resource they provide here is a guide on setting up an account with major crypto exchanges. They’ll teach you how to sign up with big name exchanges like Abra and Poloniex.

Other resources include a quick-start guide, videos on how to buy crypto, information about crypto wallets, other cryptocurrency service recommendations, and even a guide to buying cryptocurrency almost anywhere in the world.

And if you still have questions after walking through all the crypto basics, there’re FAQs and even more Q&A in the Crypto Corner.

Upsells

Palm Beach Confidential does not have any true upsells. In fact, you could consider it Palm Beach Group’s highest upsell as it’s the most expensive service they offer.

However, they do have other newsletters and courses that each cover different aspects of investing and wealth management. If they’re anything like Palm Beach Confidential, they might be worth a look.

Pricing

Palm Beach Confidential costs $5,000 per year. That’s equivalent to about $471 a month, which is a significant amount of money for a subscription-based newsletter.

However, Teeka is both an experienced investor and a respected expert in crypto. You’re getting in-depth analysis and commentary on each investment from a guy who was VP of a large investment bank before most college students get their degree.

Palm Beach Research Group has raised the price several times as the popularity of cryptocurrency grew. It was $3,500 until sometime last year, and I have little doubt that the price will increase again as long as cryptocurrency continues to grow in importance.

They don’t seem to clearly state if you get to lock in your price, either, so there’re no guarantees that you won’t pay more next year if you pay $5,000 for it today.

It’s reassuring that he offers you an entire additional free year if your returns don’t reach that 1,000% benchmark, though.

Affiliate Program

Palm Beach Confidential does not have an affiliate program. This might be disappointing to a lot of people given the high price tag of the newsletter.

However, not having an affiliate program makes sense in terms of reputation.

See, a company can’t completely control how their affiliates promote their products. If an affiliate talks trash about the company, falsifies their experiences, or uses shady marketing tactics to make sales, it can reflect badly on the company.

Perhaps they’ll change their minds in the future.

Recap

After hearing about all those people who either accidentally or intentionally struck it rich with Bitcoin, everyone wants to be the next crypto millionaire.

But crypto is still a tricky space since it’s still in its infancy. Not only does cryptocurrency require some level of math and computer knowledge to fully understand, but prices are extremely volatile compared to other investments. They seem to go all over the place every time a public figure mentions the word “Bitcoin”.

Not to mention many coins seem to die off almost as quickly as they entered the market.

Plus, just like any other asset, it takes a lot of education, research, and tracking market trends to make money in crypto.

To cut down that learning curve tremendously, it’s best to spend some money or hire some help to guide you through the crypto markets. I think Palm Beach Confidential can do this for you given the success of both Teeka’s recommendations and his general investment strategy.

Some critics will point out that Teeka made some ambitious Bitcoin predictions that failed to materialize. However, I don’t think that’s a strike against him as no expert is infallible.

I mean, he lost all his money early in his career and still managed to recover it using his risk-focused strategy.

Not to mention that he correctly predicted Ether’s massive price increase.

Palm Beach Confidential might be pricy, but the man behind the newsletters has the knowledge and experience to back it up.

Who knows: maybe you’ll become the next crypto millionaire by following Teeka’s guidance.

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Keala Kanae’s AWOL Academy: Is it legit, or just a scam?

AWOL Academy is a platform that provides training programs that cover many aspects of digital marketing.

In this review, we’ll help you decide if investing in AWOL Academy’s programs is worth it.

Internet marketing has become critical to succeeding in our highly-advanced business environment.

Whether you’re a pure brick-and-mortar business or an e-com store, knowing your stuff when it comes to marketing can be the difference between mediocre sales and sky-high profits.

However, there’s a lot of different parts to internet marketing, and each one takes tons of experience to master.

Keala Kanae’s and Kameron George’s AWOL Academy vows to teach you all you need to know in every major area of internet marketing so you can create a business that basically prints you money.

But AWOL Academy is not without it’s critics. Some deride the whole enterprise as a scam, citing high prices and information that isn’t valuable.

Are the critics right? Or can you learn valuable internet marketing skills through AWOL Academy?

Read our full review to see if AWOL academy is legit.

FAQ

1.) What does AWOL Academy teach? They teach you multiple methods of internet marketing. Each one of their main programs covers a different method. Subjects include general sales funnels, email marketing, increasing conversions, and traffic generation.

2.) Who created AWOL Academy? Keala Kanae and Kameron George, both of whom are successful entrepreneurs and internet marketers.

3.) Does AWOL Academy have any connection to Project AWOL? Yes. Project AWOL was Kameron’s team (that Keala later joined) within the internet marketing MLM company Empower Network. Project AWOL and Empower Network had a falling out in 2013, and Kameron and Keala relaunched the AWOL name as AWOL Academy 2 years later.

4.) What are their programs? Internet Income Explained, Pro Academy, Inbox Academy, Conversion Academy, Traffic Academy, Masters Academy, and AWOL Elite. They also put on a yearly seminar in August called Awaken.

5.) How much do their programs cost? In the same order as FAQ #2: $49, $99, $447, $1797, $2997, $5,497, $10,000 (estimate), $597.

6.) Do they offer a free trial on any programs? No.

7.) What is affiliate marketing? An online business model where you sell other people’s products. You’re given a link that you can place in your content. Whenever someone purchases through your affiliate link, you earn a commission.

8.) What does AWOL stand for in this context? “Another Way Of Life”.

9.) Are there any upsells? Aside from Internet Income Explained, each course acts as an upsell to the preceding course. For example, Inbox Academy is an upsell for Pro Academy.

10.) Do they have an affiliate program? Yes. However, you must purchase Traffic Academy to be considered. Affiliates must pay $39.95 per month, but they make 30% per referral and they can build a “downline” if their referrals become affiliates and make 3% per downline sale.

11.) What’s their refund policy? You have 14 days from purchasing one of their programs to request a full refund. You can request a refund by emailing their support email.

12.) Is AWOL Academy a scam? No. Many of the courses are expensive, but the information can be used to sell almost anything online.

13.) What is AWOL Academy’s BBB rating? B+

14.) Comparable Companies/Programs: Wealthy Affiliate, 1-2-3 Affiliate Marketing

AWOL Academy Review – Overview

AWOL Academy is a platform that provides education and training for internet marketers through several courses, live events, and mentoring.

It was founded by Keala Kanae and Kameron George, but their history with the AWOL name goes back a few years.

See, AWOL Academy was originally called Project AWOL back when it was created by Kameron many years ago. He created it as his own team within Empower Network, a now-bankrupt MLM company I was part of that sold high-ticket internet marketing tools and training programs.

Members who joined Project AWOL received training and referrals for maximum success in Empower Network.

Along the way, Keala joined Project AWOl and worked closely with Kameron.

In July of 2013, Empower Network accused Project AWOL of violating both their Terms of Service and their Affiliate Policies and Procedures. Eventually, Project AWOL ended their affiliation with Empower Network.

Two years later, Keala and Kameron would revive the AWOL name by launching AWOL academy. The Project AWOL influences are easy to see, as the products are high-ticket and the focus is on internet marketing.

However, they emphasize training and mentoring a little more in AWOL Academy.

One thing I noticed in AWOL Academy is it’s MLM influences. I think they actually improve the AWOL Academy experience.

Products

AWOL Academy has six main products. Five of them are in-depth courses on specific parts of internet marketing, but they have an introductory course called Internet Income Explained. They also have a high-ticket mastermind group called AWOL Elite.

On top of that, they host seminars throughout the year.

Now, AWOL Academy’s programs are technically focused on affiliate marketing, as you’ll learn in their Pro Academy course. However, internet marketing fundamentals don’t change much between online business models.

In other words, everything AWOL Academy’s programs will teach you can be applied to other online businesses models with only a few tweaks.

In Internet Income Explained, you learn the fundamentals of internet marketing. It covers digital assets, mind-mapping, and scaling your business. They also threw in their “fast-track” formula for success.

If you’re new to internet marketing, this course could come in handy. However, it’s very basic. Those of you who have internet marketing experience would be better off saving for one of their other programs.

Their main programs are Pro Academy, Inbox Academy, Conversion Academy, Traffic Academy, and Masters Academy.

Whereas Internet Income Explained is similar to a remedial college course, Pro Academy is their version of Internet Marketing 101. Keala and Kameron teach you how to build an online sales funnel from scratch in this program through four modules that contain a total of 25 videos.

But before those modules, the program has you complete some introductory stuff.

First, you answer some basic questions about yourself and your goals.

After that, you watch their intro video and complete their “AWOL Coaching” steps. These steps can take a couple hours, so plan accordingly.

Then, you book a 1-hour coaching call. Some AWOL Academy customers have complained the coaches try to upsell you on the other courses, so be wary of that.

Once you’re done with the intro, you dive right into the learning about the course structure and the basics of affiliate marketing in Module 1.

Module 2 teaches you some sales funnel basics: autoresponders, landing pages, and squeeze pages are just some of the topics covered.

In Module 3, they’ll teach you how to find good affiliate products to sell. You’ll learn about various affiliate products, where to find them, and how to sign up for affiliate programs.

Finally, Module 4 discussed subjects relating to marketing analytics, ad spend, and budgeting.

Unfortunately, many of the tools  Pro Academy teaches you about aren’t included in the course. You’ll have to pay for your own autoresponder software, landing page generator, and affiliate tracking system if you want to apply your learning in real time.

After taking Pro Academy, you’ll have all you need to start building your online business. However, Pro Academy doesn’t go very deep into any one topic.

That’s what the rest of the courses are for.

Now, one of the first things you’ll do in an online business is build your email list so you can build relationships with customers and sell to them.

Once you have an email list, you can buy Inbox Academy to learn how to sell to people on your list.

There are four modules in Inbox Academy.

Module 1 covers the basics of email marketing, including what it is, why use it, and some email marketing terminology.

Module 2 goes over email deliverability and tips to improve it.

Module 3 introduces open rates and teaches you how get more subscribers to open your emails.

Module 4 then shows you how to increase the amount of readers that click through to your product.

When you implement Inbox Academy’s teachings into your business, you should start seeing some conversions.

However, your conversion rate might not be as high as you want it to be.

The next course is the 6-module Conversion Academy, where you’ll learn all about increasing conversions through the use of various copywriting tactics and psychological principles.

In Module 1, they’ll introduce you to the power of storytelling in sales.

After that, Module 2 teaches you some ethical “mind control hacks”, or in other words, you’ll learn psychological principles that drive your audience to buy.

Module 3 shows you a live sales formula, while Module 4 teaches you an evergreen sales formula.

Then you’ll learn high-ticket selling in Module 5.

Finally, Module 6 covers some of the technical details surrounding affiliate tracking.

Putting Conversion Academy’s teachings into practice should increase your conversion rate a lot.

And when you can nail down that conversion rate, you’ll want to increase your traffic so you can scale your business.

That’s where the 5-module Traffic Academy comes in. The entire course teaches you how to leverage various online platforms to increase your traffic.

Modules 1-3 cover Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram, respectively. Module 4 shows you how to get traffic from alternative search engines like Bing and Yahoo.

Module 5 teaches you their CPA traffic formula.

Sadly, Traffic Academy only teaches these paid traffic methods. There is little mention of ways to increase organic traffic to your site.

Finally, AWOL Academy offers their high-ticket Masters Academy course for successful entrepreneurs who want to learn business secrets from some of the world’s greatest minds.

Masters Academy shifts the content focus away from marketing and towards things like wealth strategies, mindset tips, tax planning, investing, and other similar concepts.

That’s their suite of normal courses, but they also offer a mastermind group called AWOL Elite for their most serious clients.

In AWOL Elite, you get to work directly with Keala, Kameron, and their team of experience internet marketers. Every week, they host a 2 hour webinar where you’re free to ask them anything.

You can even ask them to review your entire funnel! That kind of help is worth tens of thousands.

In addition, you gain access to a private Facebook group and a forum for further discussion and mentoring.

But if all those products weren’t enough, AWOL also puts on live events where internet marketers and entrepreneurs can gather to learn and share ideas and stories.

Their main event is a seminar they run in August called Awaken. At Awaken, you spend 3 full days participating in various exercises that are meant to help you destroy your self-defeating beliefs and experience breakthroughs in your personal and professional lives.

While there, you have the opportunity to meet Keala and Kameron, as well as other entrepreneurs they bring in as speakers.

Seminars can be quite boring when you spend hours everyday listening to a speaker, and AWOL Academy knows that. They really emphasize the interactivity of Awaken.

If they follow through on their promises, it sounds like a unique seminar worth checking out.

Upsells

AWOL Academy doesn’t have any upsells separate from it’s main course offerings. However, have you noticed how their courses are arranged?

Each course is intended to be taken in sequence. Once you’ve mastered everything taught in one course, you’re supposed to be ready for the next course.

Because of this structure, each course beyond Internet Income Explained acts as an upsell to it’s respective preceding course.

For example, you should have great conversion rates once you implement everything in Conversion Academy.

But eventually, you want to learn how to attract more leads so you can take advantage of your high conversion rate.

And so, Traffic Academy acts as an upsell to Conversion Academy.

Then when you’re pulling in tons of traffic at your high conversion rate, you’ll want to learn more advanced business secrets and money management skills, which Masters Academy covers.

I really like this structure. Students get a distinct path to follow, so they know when they’re ready to get the next course. Meanwhile, AWOL Academy profits immensely as students progress to each “stage” of internet marketing mastery.

Everybody wins.

Pricing

AWOL Academy’s products have a wide array of prices.

At only $49, their cheapest one is Internet Income Explained. I’d say $49 is a decent price given the content.

Above that is Pro Academy at $99. Again, I think this is a very reasonable price, especially since it walks you through the entire process of building a sales funnel.

The low prices end there.

Inbox Academy is priced more like most online courses at $447. Email marketing is arguably the highest ROI marketing method at around $38 generated per $1 spent. Assuming that rate of return, you’d only need to spend $12 on email marketing to earn back the price of Inbox Academy.

Not bad.

Conversion Academy’s price of $1,797 is a huge leap above Inbox Academy’s price.

You might be gawking at that price tag, but think about it. Conversion Academy is a course entirely dedicated to increasing your sales. No one in their right mind would charge a low price for such valuable information.

Traffic Academy’s price is $2997. This price might seem astronomical, but the assumption is that you already have a good conversion rate and just want to increase your leads.

The Masters Academy has a massive $5,497 sticker price.

But that’s nothing compared to the AWOL Elite program. Pricing information is elusive on their website, but many people say it costs around $10,000.

Awaken costs $597, which isn’t too bad for a seminar.

Have you noticed their pricing structure? It works just like the ladder structure I explained earlier.

Internet Income Explained students don’t know anything about online business, so they’re willing to pay a meager $49 to learn the basics.

The Pro Academy is the first “real” course. Students grasp the basics and are willing to spend a few more bucks, but don’t know where to start.

Having an email list implies you at least have an online business, even if you don’t utilize your list very well. That’s why Inbox Marketing is the next step up, yet it’s still affordable as many entrepreneurs might not yet be making a lot of money.

Inbox Academy is intended to help you drastically increase your income so you can afford the next program, Conversion Academy.

Conversion Academy’s focused directly on increasing your sales, explaining it’s even larger price jump. They assume you’ve got the sales and marketing fundamentals down, but you’re having trouble really boosting your conversions.

Then you have Traffic Academy. Sure, it’s almost $3,000, but you aren’t “supposed” to buy this course until you’ve already achieved a great conversion rate and therefore are pulling in plenty of money.

And when you’ve finally “mastered” these aspects of internet marketing, Masters Academy’s price should be affordable to you.

But when you’re making serious money and want to go beyond simple mastery, the $10,000 AWOL Elite price tag shouldn’t faze you, especially since you work directly with the AWOL team.

Each program’s price is supposed to reflect which “stage” of your online business career you’re in. As you take your business to the next “stage”, you have more money available to reinvest in your education.

Overall, I think they priced their programs pretty well. The pricing structure ensures you buy each course when you’re ready, rather than pressuring you to spend thousands on a course you don’t need yet.

Affiliate Program

AWOL Academy has an affiliate program. You’ll notice it has MLM influences in it, most likely carried over from the Project AWOL days.

As an affiliate, you earn 30% of whatever product your referrals buy.

But you can earn more by building a “downline”. See, if you as an affiliate refer someone and they become an affiliate, you get 3% of their affiliate earnings.

That can add up if multiple referrals sign on to be AWOL Academy affiliates.

Affiliates must pay $39.95 per month to maintain affiliate status, similar to buying the products you’ll sell in an MLM.

However, you can’t be an affiliate without buying at least Traffic Academy.

While this might be annoying, it plays off their ladder system quite well given AWOL Academy’s affiliate marketing focus.

Again, AWOL Academy anticipates that you’ll buy each course in sequence and only move to the next one when you’re “ready” for that stage of online  business. If you follow that path, you should be an excellent affiliate marketer by the time you’ve completed traffic academy.

It’s almost like you have to prove your worth as an affiliate before you can sell courses on their behalf.

Now, given the course material, you might think that AWOL Academy affiliate program is a scam since you’re selling affiliate marketing courses as an affiliate marketer.

You know, making money online by selling courses that teach you how to make money online.

If you couldn’t apply the course content to any niche but the “make money online” niche, then that might raise some red flags.

But you can sell almost any product as an affiliate using the information taught in AWOL Academy’s products, not just courses that teach you how to sell as an affiliate.

Recap

When most people see high prices attached to internet marketing courses, their minds tend to jump to “scam” pretty quickly.

Rightfully so, most of the time. There are a fair amount of courses that don’t provide as much value as their price implies.

But a high price tag doesn’t always mean it’s a scam. I mean, most online courses are cheaper than a semester of college.

After all, the stuff you learn in AWOL Academy’s courses can be used in any affiliate marketing niche. It can be used outside of the affiliate marketing model entirely as well.

Also, many AWOL Academy customers have praised Keala and Kameron’s honesty. Instead of drawing your attention to all the money you could make with internet marketing, they drill into your head that success takes determination and effort.

Sure, AWOL Academy’s products have their flaws. But no course is perfect.

I also don’t think the flaws come close to outweighing the content they packed into their products.

So if you’ve got high-ticket money and want to learn the ins and outs of internet marketing, AWOL Academy can show you the way.

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Amazing Selling Machine review: Does it still work?

The Amazing Selling Machine is a training program that teaches you how to build fast-growing physical product businesses on Amazon.

In this review, we’re going to help you decide if the Amazing Selling Machine is worth it.

In recent years, e-commerce has exploded in popularity. Tons of online entrepreneurs are out there killing it with dropshipping stores and similar e-commerce businesses.

The opportunities to succeed in e-commerce will only expand as consumers do more of their shopping online.

While these e-commerce entrepreneurs are finding great success with their stores on platforms like Shopify, you can’t deny that Amazon still reigns as the king of e-commerce.

Through Amazon’s Fulfillment By Amazon (FBA) program, you can actually create your own physical product business and take advantage of Amazon’s 2 billion+ monthly visitors.

But starting an FBA business isn’t as simple as “pick a product and list it”; like any business, there are certain skills and knowledge you need to maximize your success.

To cut your learning curve, two men by the names of Matt Clark and Jason Katzenback created the Amazing Selling Machine program, or ASM for short.

Could ASM be the program you need to succeed?

Our ASM review tells all, so keep reading to learn if ASM is worth the investment.

FAQ

1.) What does ASM teach? ASM teaches you how to create a successful Amazon FBA business from the ground up.

2.) What does FBA stand for? Fulfillment by Amazon. Amazon houses your inventory and ships it when you have an order. You do everything that comes before those processes. It’s similar to dropshipping, except for the housing inventory part.

3.) Why use FBA when you could create your own dropshipping store without holding inventory? With FBA, you get to create a unique brand and business while leveraging Amazon’s massive customer base.

4.) Who created ASM? Matt Clark and Jason Katzenback. Their business’s main site is Amazing.com.

5.) What’s all included in ASM? The 8-week web class, a mentor program, a private online community, a resource vault, and a suite of advanced marketing/automation tools.

6.) Are ASM’s creators successful FBA entrepreneurs? Yes. Both of them have made millions with FBA businesses.

7.) Do you need money to start an Amazon FBA business? Yes, you do need some initial capital to start an FBA business for buying and housing inventory.

8.) Is ASM always available for purchase? No. Unfortunately, they only open for a limited time every year. It looks like the creators favor opening registration towards the end of the year.

9.) How much does ASM cost? $4997 up front, or 6 monthly payments of $997.

10.) What’s their refund policy? They offer a 30-day, 100% money-back guarantee.

11.) Are there upsells? No.

12.) Does ASM have an affiliate program? Yes. They claim you can earn around $2,000 or more per affiliate sale.

13.) What is ASM’s BBB rating? Amazing.com has a BBB rating of “A”.

14.) Is ASM a scam? No. The information is in-depth, and many ASM students have found great success using the methods taught.

15.) Comparable programs: Marketplace Superheroes, Ecommerce Empire 2.0, Jim Cockrum’s Proven Amazon Course

Amazing Selling Machine Review – Overview

ASM is a program that’ll guide you every step of the way towards building a successful physical product business on Amazon.

That’s right. You can build an entire business on the same platform where you do most of your online shopping.

Let me give you some statistical context so you can see the boundless opportunities you have to build a profitable Amazon business.

First of all, Amazon’s average Prime member spends about $1,000 per year on Amazon. Across the entire world, there are 100 million Prime members.

Yeah, that means Prime members alone spend over $100 billion per year shopping on Amazon.

That doesn’t even include the untold millions of non-prime members who contribute another hundreds of millions of Amazon sales each year.

Here’s another one: Amazon will have made $5,000+ in the time it takes you to type “Amazon” into the Google search bar.

Hmm, FBA sounds like the business opportunity of a lifetime.

How does it work, though?

Any entrepreneur running a business with a complex fulfillment process will tell you that fulfillment can sometimes be a headache.

At some point during their explosive growth, Amazon realized it could leverage it’s efficient fulfillment process to attract online entrepreneurs who wanted to start physical product businesses without worrying too much about the logistics side of things.

So Amazon created their Fulfillment By Amazon program, or FBA for short.

FBA businesses can be easier to run than a non-FBA business because you only have to worry about everything up to shipping your products to Amazon. They handle the rest.

Here’s  the short version of how it works.

First, you sign up for an FBA account. If you already have a regular Amazon account, adding FBA only takes a minute.

You then pick your products, order some samples for testing/photography, then list them on Amazon.

Once your listings are complete, you package your items and ship them to Amazon’s fulfillment centers.

From there, Amazon handles the rest. When a customer places an order for your product, fulfillment center employees pick, pack, and ship your items as if they were “normal” items ordered off Amazon.

Amazon also handles customer service for your products, helping you save time and money on keeping your customers happy.

Now, this whole process is much easier said than done.

The hard part is actually finding success with your FBA business. It’s not as simple as picking any product, throwing up an Amazon listing, and watching the money roll in.

You still have to run the rest of your FBA business like a serious enterprise.

You need to know how to pick products, which marketing methods to use, and how to scale the business when the time comes.

That’s where ASM comes in. Matt Clark and Jason Katzenback want to take your hand and guide you through the whole process using proven strategies and tactics that they and their students have succeeded with.

Product

ASM is a step-by-step training program that’ll teach you everything you need to start, grow, and scale up a physical product business on Amazon through their FBA program.

The bulk of ASM is an 8-week online class with a total of 132 lessons that can be accessed from anywhere with a computer and a wifi connection. You get to complete the lessons at your convenience, giving you much-needed flexibility if you’re holding down a job while you build your business.

Matt and Jason created a learning method they dubbed the “Momentum Learning Method” they built each lesson around. In their method of learning, each lesson is extremely focused on one thing so you can learn it and apply it to your business as soon as the lesson is over.

In other words, it’s an “apply as you go” learning method.

That way, you don’t have to spend time referencing a lesson multiple times when you’re building your business.

Just do the lesson, apply the information, and rinse and repeat.

The course is split into 9 modules, including a “Welcome” module. Each week, you’ll cover a different module of the course.

The welcome module provides a lot of background. You learn about the various resources your ASM purchase gets you, as well as why FBA is an amazing opportunity. In addition, you’ll get a tutorial of all the features of your Amazon FBA account and some lessons about the principles of success.

Module 1 wastes no time teaching you everything you need to know about picking products: which products to pick, which to avoid, and tools/methods to speed up the process are all covered in here. You’ll also learn about the power of branding.

Module 2 is where things get moving. Matt and Jason show you how to source products, communicate with suppliers, and calculate products and costs.

Module 3 shifts gears away from a pure product focus and heavily emphasizes branding. However, you also learn about ordering product samples and eventually your inventory.

Module 4 continues the marketing theme Module 3 started by explaining how to build your brand through social media and viral content, as well as teaching you how to build anticipation for your product launch.

You’re almost to launch once you reach Module 5. Now, it’s time to learn how to research keywords for maximum traffic to your products. Module 5 will also cover pricing, email marketing, product images, and the basics of product description copywriting.

Finally, it’s time to launch your product(s) in Module 6. Matt and Jason include a detailed walkthrough of the shipment creation process in this module, but you’ll also learn strategies for pre-launch, launch, and post-launch growth. The end of the module teaches you how to snag your first few product reviews.

Once you’ve launched, it’s time to improve your marketing with Module 7’s content. This module will cover how to maximize Amazons’ various advanced marketing tools, as well as turning your one-time customers into eager fans using other advanced marketing tactics.

Your business if finally running smoothly, but don’t get comfortable. The sky’s the limit when it comes to revenue, so it’s time to scale! The first lesson shows you how to determine when it’s time to order more inventory. The rest of the module focuses on launching subsequent products and scaling your business so you can earn more money while committing less time to your business.

And if you plan on getting out of the FBA business, you’ll learn exit strategies as well.

Those modules give you all you need to become the next FBA success story, but all that information can be overwhelming if you’re going it alone. In business, having a successful mentor or two can go a long way towards your success.

ASM goes a step further with ASM’s second component, the Mentor Program.

Other mentor programs might provide you a general business coach, but not ASM’s. They recruited actual ASM students who were killing it using ASM’s methods and already showing others how to succeed to be mentors for current and future students.

So even if you’re unsure if you can apply the course contents successfully, you have real-life success stories that can answer your questions and guide you through uncertain nuances that the course might have missed.

Probably the best utilization of social proof I’ve ever seen.

Oh, but the good stuff doesn’t stop there.

Any course worth it’s salt ought to have some sort of private online community for networking, discussion, and support. After all, entrepreneurship can be a lonely path.

ASM has it’s own online community called the Amazing Alliance, and it does not disappoint.

Amazing Alliance is filled with Amazon sellers from all walks of life. Everyone from absolute newbies to sellers pulling millions a year can gather to discuss specific business subjects, ask/answer questions, and share goals and experiences.

Plus, you get a whole network of people to hold you accountable to staying on track with your business.

Oh, and the ASM Mentors are part of Amazing Alliance so you have even more access to them.

Aside from the sense of camaraderie you get from the ASM online community, you also get first dibs and the best pricing on spots at ASM’s live events. One of these is their massive SellerCon event.

By the sounds of it, these live events are great for networking with other Amazon sellers and learning new things you can apply to your own business.

So far, ASM has showered you with almost anything you could possibly need to succeed in FBA.

But if having you hand held from start to finish AND working with living examples of ASM’s success wasn’t enough, Matt and Jason threw in their Private Resource Vault that covers all the nitty-gritty business details.

For example, they give you contact information for any professional services they use in their own Amazon business, such as professional photographers or freight forwarders.

They even include templates for contracts and product evaluation.

These aren’t just recommendations. Matt, Jason, and their students are using all the resources in this vault to this day to run their Amazon businesses.

Lastly, just for good measure, ASM gives you a suite of advanced automation tools that’ll help you monitor your business’s growth and scale it when the time is right.

The tools include a “brand launchpad” that helps you gain traffic, an analytics tool for tracking various important business metrics, a dashboard for that shows you many of these metrics at a glance, and a research toolset for identifying the best products and the most effective keywords for ranking your products highly.

Wow. That’s a lot of stuff they cram in there.

Rightfully so, given it’s price tag that we’ll get into later.

Now, to address some minor confusion.

If you search for ASM on Google, you’ll sometimes run across a program called “ASMX”.

See, Matt and Jason update the course with new content every so often to stay on top of FBA trends and strategies, as well as to keep up with Amazon’s ever-changing terms and conditions.

ASMX is just the 10th iteration of ASM, as X is the Roman Numeral for 10.

Once you buy access to the course, you get free, lifetime access to all these updates when they happen.

Unfortunately, ASM isn’t open year-round. It looks like Matt and Jason favor opening registration towards the end of each year, most likely to “start fresh” with their new students during the New Year.

Upsells

ASM has no upsells. It’s an expensive course that provides tons of value, so I don’t even think there’s anything it doesn’t cover that’s worth an entire new info product.

Matt and Jason don’t really need upsells, either. Perhaps the thought crossed their minds, but they’re making so much from Amazon FBA and ASM course sales that they probably decided it wasn’t worth it.

Pricing

ASM costs $4997 up front. You can also opt for 6 monthly payments of $997 if you don’t have the full $4997 up front. However, this method will run you almost $6,000 total.

Either way you cut it, you’re paying a lot of money for a course.

However, given the absurd amount of useful content they packed into ASM, I don’t think the price tag is unfair or unrealistic.

I mean, you’re going to make back that $4997 or $5982 in time if you follow the guide to a T and take full advantage of the endless other ASM resources.

Think of the price as a qualifier. Without it, they might have a bunch of price-shopping students who want to call anything that doesn’t instantly create immense riches a scam.

Even the most valuable, non-scammy courses out there can lose a lot of buyers by simply having the word “scam” associated with the course.

The $4997 sticker price weeds out all but the most serious of aspiring FBA entrepreneurs to keep scam-accusers at bay as well as maintaining a high-quality, supportive Amazing Alliance community.

Another way to look at the price would be to compare it to college tuition. One 12-15 credit semester alone at some of the least expensive state schools can cost almost the same in tuition and fees as this course.

Then when you finally graduate, you have to spend years working your way up to a lucrative position if you go the employee route.

Compare that to the money you could make with ASM’s methods.

But what if you fail?

At college, you have to pay to retake the class.

With ASM, there’s no “failure” unless your business fails. Even then, you have lifetime access to the course and all the bonuses so you can learn from your mistakes and retry without repurchasing the course.

Affiliate Program

ASM has a very lucrative affiliate program. According to their affiliate application page, each person that buys through your affiliate link earns you nearly $2,000 per sale, with the opportunity for even more earnings.

At that rate, making just 2 affiliate sales per month can earn you almost $50,000 per year!

Of course, you shouldn’t expect a high volume of sales since the course costs as much as renting a swanky New York apartment. But given the amount and quality of the course content, a little bit of decent copywriting will go a long way towards banking off the affiliate program.

Speaking of copywriting, ASM does most of the heavy affiliate lifting for you. They give you proven email and social media templates for promoting the course and directing traffic to their free monthly webinar.

All you have to do is have a suitable audience to sell to.

Such a great affiliate program is naturally selective about their affiliates, though.

On the affiliate application, ASM asks you about your affiliate marketing experience, mailing list size, and promotion methods. They even ask you about your most recent affiliate promotion and its sales volume.

These requirements seem stringent, but limiting access to the affiliate program protects their reputation. If they attract the wrong audience (people who aren’t serious aspiring FBA entrepreneurs) they could get hit with a bunch of false scam rumors when those students don’t succeed.

Thus, they want affiliates who will bring them high-quality customers that appreciate and apply ASM’s overload of useful material.

Recap

E-commerce is revolutionizing the way we shop. Naturally, it’s also revolutionizing entrepreneurship.

When equipped with the right knowledge and a bit of drive, anyone can leverage the power of the internet to build an online business and create their financial freedom.

Even if you have no idea how to run a business, ASM holds your hand from business idea to wildly profitable venture by throwing an unbelievable amount of useful content at you.

That is, if you’re willing to pay the giant sticker price.

If you are serious about leveraging the most valuable company in the world to build your own lucrative physical product business, that sticker price is a small price to pay to learn the secrets to building an FBA business that gives you the financial freedom you’ve always wanted.

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