Anik Singal Profit Academy $2997

IMHO, $2997 is better spent on Facebook ads or Bing/Microsoft Adcenter or to buy content and backlinks for SEO ...

You could buy 300 different $10 WSOs for that same price.

I would really love to be a part of this course, but to spend $3K on another course is out of my price range

$3k is a ton of dough for me. He has great charisma on the videos and with no doubt from my perspective that helps a lot with his promotions.

I actually enjoy watching and listening to him, but 3k for a course is way too much for me unless the ROI is really just nuts.

I am one of those folks who actually applies and tests the methods from courses and software I buy. My best ROI yet still comes from Andrew Hanson's (now out dated) Forever Affiliate course. THAT....was 67 well spent bones in my opinion.

3k...nah, I will pass. Thanks though! =)

The dude produces mediocre stuff and has a new "killer" idea and launch every year.

The only >1K courses I can think of that might be worth it are Frank Kern's Mass Control or Jeff Walker's product launch formula.

You people on here all worried about the refund will never succeed in Internet Marketing...IM is a business and in business you have expenses which include the tools and the training.

Where can you start a business and if things don't pan out you get your money back? Start a Subway then run it into the ground then ask the franchise for your money back...really?

He clearly states that he will give you a 30 day money back guarantee but he would rather help you succeed than give you your money back.

This is like any other business...Example

Lets say you go by a used car for $5,000 at Slippery Pete's Auto. The first few weeks the car is great...then it has issues. You go back to Slippery Pete's and instead of giving you your money back he will work on the car until it is fixed...

This is the same concept. He will work with you until you succeed....

But that does not matter to most people...they just already know they will fail so they are worried about how they can get their money back before they even start.

Have faith in yourselves people! Yes, it is a ton of money but when I first started IM I probably spent over $15,000 over the course of 3 years to finally make profits...I wish this system was around when I started.

I guarantee you will spend well over $3,000 in "other guides" and materials before you start to really make money in this business.....

I am not an affiliate of Anik's nor am I an employee of his but he has helped my succedd in my IM business and his coaching programs are very well taught and well worth the money...

Best of Luck
Ryan

I joined his Inbox Blueprint this time last year.

I got caught up in all the hype and the buy it now before it closes.
The sales vids were pretty impressive, I gotta say.

But it was very basic course, mostly text and all the usual steps I'd seen a hundred times before. Nothing new or surprising.

There was some decent PLR and templates in it too, but that alone wasn't worth the entry fee. But it was in all the usual niches. I figured he'd spent all his money on the marketing and sales, and not so much on the actual content - you know, like a good marketer would do.

And once you've heard him tell that rags to riches back to rags and back to riches story a few different times, told in a few different ways, you begin to notice that it doesn't quite add up in the way he tells it each time.

Then there was a call where he was going to upsell on some great top level version of it.

The call was pretty impressive, again. And I was almost sold on it. He was only taking a limited number and asked who was in - asked people to write in the box, which I did, and he began calling out the names of all the people writing in. Although he didn't call out my name and message, which surprised me.

He was all, like, wow, there's already too many people, and he's reading them all out, a load of them, and he says - I don't want to disappoint anyone so I'm going to have to rethink the numbers so you can all get in.

There was a second call scheduled for a few hours later and, just to reassure myself before buying in, I grabbed the sales page link so I wouldn't lose it and thought I'd wait a few hours and see what happened on that call.

Second call sounded rather familiar, then he asked people to write in to say they wanted to join again - and guess what, he was quoting all the same names again. And saying how he was gonna have to rethink his numbers, etc...

That's right, the thing was recorded. I even wondered if the first call had been prerecorded too. At that point I realised he was a bit of a snake oil salesman. He was inauthentic, at least.

So I got a refund on the whole program. I lost confidence in him and the program's value. I would have kept it if it was cheaper.

To his/his team's credit, I got the refund no problem, so I guess you can always try and see what you think - but my opinion on him and his stuff is that there's a ton of hype in the sales message and same-old-same-old once you're in.

Not that there's anything wrong in that, but when you're paying top dollar, I think there should be some sign of original approach or strategy and not just a generic process, which really just comes down to how much money you want to spend on testing.

Because, at the end of it all, if you have a budget to test then the only reason to pay top dollar for a product is if it somehow saves at least some of that budget. Otherwise, you may as well find out how to do it yourself with a $10 WSO that gives you the outline without the gloss. With this guy, you pay a lot for gloss.

And $3k will get you 2.5 years' membership at STM or somewhere else which is real.

The way I'd look at it is this - don't think, should I spend $3k on this shiney object Anik is selling, instead you should think - hey, I clearly have $3k to spend (if you're thinking of spending it on him) so where is it best spent? On this product or on x, y, or z. Or is it better spent on traffic and testing, etc.

Marketers are good at persuading us to spend more on their products than many of us would consider spending on our businesses. And that's worth thinking about... What's your budget and where best to spend it.

No one, but no one, is going to sell a product which gives you a product, an offer, a funnel and a tried and tested traffic source that is guaranteed to convert. No one. The only way you can come close to that is one-on-one coaching - but even if you do that, you're gonna need a testing budget. Which brings us back to the beginning again.. What's your budget and were best to spend it.

That's my penny's worth anyway.

(Hell, we all like good marketing don't we? But we don't have to pay to enjoy it!)

can anyone here tell me if the course OMG show you how to get rank ? I know all basic from buying domains and setting a blog site and keyword research using adwords I only need to optimize my backlinks and content and rank higher.. for $6000 they must have offer a tool to help us do SEO ..
please answer me


thanks