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kdockins 16th April 2012 09:53 PM

Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
RE: "IMLobby Software + Training Membership"


Hey Guys!

Are any of you using the Anik Singal product called "IM Lobby?"

I would like to have an intelligent conversation with a few of you more experienced warriors about it.

Of course, this product seems like it has EVERYTHING needed to make HUGE Clickbank affiliate product sales.

However, I wonder about two related issues, especially.

1. How does the promotion of the product website page actually occur? In other words, is the advertising and promotion component built into the software?

2. Anik makes it seem like no big deal that the candidate needs to buy a domain name for every product website. Thus, let's say you decide to promote 50 sites... you will need to buy, in ADVANCE, whether this system works or not... FIFTY dot com domain names, at around $7 to $14 each.

There are other likely fees like hosting, for example, and possibly other costs which are nicely hidden or simply not revealed, as well.

Anyway, just so you know... I really wanted to make money with this product -- so much so, that I subscribed to the 7-day, one-dollar trial period.

However, seven measily days is surely not enough to answer all the questions one may have about this program, especially BEFORE committing to the automatic $97 per month fee.

Perhaps there is a better way to do the same thing this program does... minus the hype and the rush-rush "I-only-have-17-spots-left" pressure.

It surely would be nice to be able to THINK "before" acting on this.

Does Anik's product work? How do you guys like it? What do you think about the concept? Is there a more effective and possibly less costly way to accomplish the same goal?

Would LOVE to hear some STRONG feedback about this one!

Thanks,

K e n

OmarK 16th April 2012 10:27 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Try looking around the warrior reviews section in case someone has already reviewed this product, or you may want to google 'IMLobby warrior review' (see how you should include 'warrior' in the search term. Don't visit any other review websites as they are mostly biased and stuffed with affiliate links).

But if you ask me, I'd tend to stay away from anything to do with Anik Singal. Yes, he makes a killing online. But he only does that by hyping up newbies and selling them products that really do bugger all for them, while showing you the amount he makes by 'using the same product'. I suppose it's only up to you whether you think his product will be valuable to your or not, but if it were me, I wouldn't. I've been hyped up before by one of his products when I was new only to find out it was ridiculously useless in the end.

Robert02011 17th April 2012 04:19 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
They need to tell the true story when promoting there products and that is to firstly get you on there list.Then try to upsell you down sell you and most people starting out just can`t afford what they are offering.If they had a real system that makes mega bucks online do you think they would give it away for anyprice.No common sense should tell us that but many people just keep looking for the next big thing and trying to find one that realyworks.We all need the honest truth for a change.

Miguelito203 17th April 2012 05:03 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by kdockins (Post 6059783)
RE: "IMLobby Software + Training Membership"


Hey Guys!

Are any of you using the Anik Singal product called "IM Lobby?"

I would like to have an intelligent conversation with a few of you more experienced warriors about it.

Of course, this product seems like it has EVERYTHING needed to make HUGE Clickbank affiliate product sales.

However, I wonder about two related issues, especially.

1. How does the promotion of the product website page actually occur? In other words, is the advertising and promotion component built into the software?

2. Anik makes it seem like no big deal that the candidate needs to buy a domain name for every product website. Thus, let's say you decide to promote 50 sites... you will need to buy, in ADVANCE, whether this system works or not... FIFTY dot com domain names, at around $7 to $14 each.

There are other likely fees like hosting, for example, and possibly other costs which are nicely hidden or simply not revealed, as well.

Anyway, just so you know... I really wanted to make money with this product -- so much so, that I subscribed to the 7-day, one-dollar trial period.

However, seven measily days is surely not enough to answer all the questions one may have about this program, especially BEFORE committing to the automatic $97 per month fee.

Perhaps there is a better way to do the same thing this program does... minus the hype and the rush-rush "I-only-have-17-spots-left" pressure.

It surely would be nice to be able to THINK "before" acting on this.

Does Anik's product work? How do you guys like it? What do you think about the concept? Is there a more effective and possibly less costly way to accomplish the same goal?

Would LOVE to hear some STRONG feedback about this one!

Thanks,

K e n

When did this product come out? I've never heard of it before. What's the url to the actual sales letter? I went to imlobby.com but was babbled by the way the page looked and what not. Thanks in advance for any assistance you can provide.

Joey

steppinonup 18th April 2012 11:31 AM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
MicroMASS Domination is another product Anik has going at this time and I was wondering if that is the one you might be referring to. This one, MMD, promises to do all the work as well with only Domain names and Hosting fees coming out of your pocket, but as Ken stated, if you do fifty (50) sites under fifty (50) domains your going to be about $500.00 SOUTH of the water level if you know what I mean. So if this doesn't hit GREEN then you might just be as mad as most of the ones that purchased Anik's last product with Sean Donahoe entitled "Lethal Commission". Dated 01-03-2012 on the "Warrior Forum" there is a guide to the disgruntled Warriors. One comment (#41) states that "Commission Domination" , Anik and Sean's earlier creation (before "Lethal Commission"), was a "Complete train wreck."
You check it out for yourselves and peal back the green skins for the investment if it ALL looks and sounds good to you, as for me, I'm waiting to see some verified evidence that any of these products are working to the tune of surpassing the domain and hosting investment fees.
Decide wisely and make a profit.:)

Zarathushtra 18th April 2012 12:13 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by steppinonup (Post 6071207)
MicroMASS Domination is another product Anik has going at this time and I was wondering if that is the one you might be referring to. This one, MMD, promises to do all the work as well with only Domain names and Hosting fees coming out of your pocket, but as Ken stated, if you do fifty (50) sites under fifty (50) domains your going to be about $500.00 SOUTH of the water level if you know what I mean. So if this doesn't hit GREEN then you might just be as mad as most of the ones that purchased Anik's last product with Sean Donahoe entitled "Lethal Commission". Dated 01-03-2012 on the "Warrior Forum" there is a guide to the disgruntled Warriors. One comment (#41) states that "Commission Domination" , Anik and Sean's earlier creation (before "Lethal Commission"), was a "Complete train wreck."
You check it out for yourselves and peal back the green skins for the investment if it ALL looks and sounds good to you, as for me, I'm waiting to see some verified evidence that any of these products are working to the tune of surpassing the domain and hosting investment fees.
Decide wisely and make a profit.:)

It seems like we had the same experience.

I'm sorry that I can't give you a more useful advice, but I'd stay away from IM Lobby.

kdockins 18th April 2012 04:12 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Thanks guys, for your great comments and feedback here.

Well, I had decided in the back of my mind only one thing... that I at least needed an ENTIRE 30 days, (not just 7)... to test drive for $1 and make my $97 per month decision.

I decided to cancel. They tried to talk me out of it... but I insisted on cancellation.

This way, I can think about it WITHOUT the "$97 monthly fee pressure.

I surely don't feel that I have LOST anything. In fact, I have gained by talking with you guys and determining some better options.

Look at it this way... SIX of you have commented, and not one of the six says anything like the following:

"Great product - I've used it - I highly recommended it - It made me $___ in profit within ___ days."

I'm not a newbie... and that's why I talk with experienced online entrepreneurs before making any significant online product purchases.

However, can we now discuss... "what is the "REAL" way to make dependable money online?"

In your opinion, that is -- I already have a few smaller online techniques which make me small money. Yet, I am ready to move higher up the profit ladder.

What can you guys say about "REAL" methods or techniques to make money from reliable and ethical online sources?

Jimspeed 18th April 2012 04:22 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Ken,

I'll pitch in some info on this. The reason why I know is I recently offered this to my subscribers and I would NEVER offer anything I didn't believe in - as anyone who may be on my list from this forum knows - I promote once every.. umm.. week? IF that..

(And before anyone says it, YES I know Anik personally)

Anyways.. here's my answers:

1. It's about micro affiliate review sites- basically - keyword inspired SEO usually mixed in with domain relevance and low search, low competition keywords. I think the base program gives you 5,000 researched ones. I know Ritoban C's team did all the research manually..

2. Buying domains are kind of part of an online business. You said your seasoned, you should know this. You can also use subdomains if you want. You don't need to make 50 sites a month, but he shows a hypothetical case study.

Hositng..autoresponders.. any of that stuff.. should be common knowledge, ESPECIALLY to any who understands, starting an online business is not FREE.

If i look at just my monthly expenses, between hosting, autoresponders, Amazon S3 and so forth, I actually incur a pretty hefty fee.

People tend to forget, working online or offline, this IS a business at the end of the day and requires fees.

With that being said, the price of $1 to try it out for 7 days then $97 is a VERY fair price for what the software does. It's not like he's asking $997 for it.. It kind of lets you "pay" as you go along.

With that being said it's TOTALLY new program- no results are out yet from customers YET- but I have MY subscribers who are emailing me who are excited to have their FIRST subscriber and/or ACTUAL visitors to their new sites.

I haven't asked if they made any money.. but in the webinar, he shows LIVE proof of #1 or #2 ranked Google sites - ones that YOU can go on Google and search yourself as well to see it ranking so high!


To me, it seems like you acted too quick, paniced and refunded.

Good luck

Jimmy


p.s. Go look up MARKETING WITH ANIK reviews - that was his latest product, REALLY high positive reviews and recommendations. I know personally because my subscribers love his program and it shows in my affiliate account- super low refund rates :)

steppinonup 18th April 2012 07:20 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Hey Ken,
After Anik's attempts with Commission Domination and Lethal Commission not fulfilling what the author expected I'm a bit leery about chomping at the bit without any testimonials especially when the one I saw that appeared real sharp, MicroMASS Domination , product was taught to Anik by the same Rotoban C. who jimspeed on his earlier post says Rotoban C. did all the research for a product being promoted by Anik doing "micro affiliate review sites". If you want to take a chance with no "user reviews" and gambling your investment, which will set you back monthly, on something that the market hasn't specifically tested (Anik's product in particular) then that's entirely up to you.
"Staged.com" for something economical and what appears to be a money maker. I checked it out (sales page with video) and this guy looks and sounds right with a system that is working and pulling in numbers for all who apply it. No domain fees, no hosting fees, no auto responder fees. I believe your going to like it. This is going to have a monthly fee far less than the above mentioned with many testimonials of legitimate proof to boot on the sales display. I was checking out the "Forum", here for reviews, when I thought I would check to see what else was said about this post so thats why I stopped by here now. Look at the page and check out the videos and make a choice.
If Anik's putting out good stuff it will reveal/expose itself in time and I hope that is the case cause he has had the know how and connections, he just got a little side-tracked with that movie he was making and I hope he is able to jump in and share some positive, successful, complete, working ideas with us. No bashing here guys, he's got talent.;)
I'm not knocking you either jimspeed, you spoke the truth about the basic's of IM costs, I just would like to see some proof that a product is working for more than just the extremely experienced IMers and/or pre-launch testers.:)
Oh and by the way I get zero for the above displayed url.:D

ysckyler 18th April 2012 07:32 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by OmarK (Post 6059936)
Try looking around the warrior reviews section in case someone has already reviewed this product, or you may want to google 'IMLobby warrior review' (see how you should include 'warrior' in the search term. Don't visit any other review websites as they are mostly biased and stuffed with affiliate links).

But if you ask me, I'd tend to stay away from anything to do with Anik Singal. Yes, he makes a killing online. But he only does that by hyping up newbies and selling them products that really do bugger all for them, while showing you the amount he makes by 'using the same product'. I suppose it's only up to you whether you think his product will be valuable to your or not, but if it were me, I wouldn't. I've been hyped up before by one of his products when I was new only to find out it was ridiculously useless in the end.

I second that. If you look around in warrior forum, all his product to work great at first, as you go through the review thread, you notice that his support team sucks.

Anik has great concepts and ideas, but his excution always falls shorts for one reason or another. I would not touch any of his product, cause support is key in the IM business, if you cant get it then it all moot point no matter how great a product or concept is. When you run into problem, and there no one to support you, that sucks.

gregoryburrus 21st April 2012 11:38 AM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Hey kdockins

I did the same thing since lately EVERYBODY and I mean EVERYBODY has a " I will give you a great website for free " if you buy my domain and hosting." They just don't say it that way. They sell the flash of the website. Well I am in the business and I know the money is in the domains and hosting and if you get someone to pony up 97 every single month for the next 5 - 10 years then you are really really good at marketing.

My point is to truly grow your business online and be truly profitable, all these business models work- if you can market like crazy. Hence all these models talk about "potential to make money" and we read " this business model MAKES Money" . The real question is how long will it take you to make a profit at your rate of marketing and advertising not IMLOBBY proposed solutions that apply to EVERYBODY on the internet.

Its funny no matter how seasoned we are we keep forgetting, the prettiest website in the world does not MAKE MONEY, the fact we can make them faster does not make money or the fact that we can make 1 thousand websites in 5 minutes doesn't make money.

It really comes down to what business model will you use with this proposed IMLOBBY solution. As someone said above. If you have a business model that will enable you to get a gazillion newbies on this platform and help them make money, then IMlobby works. At $97 a month, I doubt it, but that brings you back to your business model.

Its the business model and your advertising model that makes the money or at least starts the process.

So I did the trial and as soon as I started being charged 2 seconds in for the domain and I can't host it on my website hosting place, then the alarm bells go off.

So I do not knock these guys for what they sell, I knock myself and others for us being so gullible to believe the sales page hype and not getting good feedback like you are doing here. My review from the trial is that...

When I review these programs, if I can't move the site at some point to my web hosting or If I can't get the option at during sign up, to host on my location then you can be sure you are building on a false platform because if the vendor stops you stop. worse is what the vendor wants, you stop and all your customers belong to the vendor.

Imagine you do as the sales page says and get 100 customers on this platform and the vendor ups the price or support starts sucking and you want to move your customers. Well not many people build a business and hope and pray the platform and the vendor stay in business and or build a business and only have like 10 percent control. (yeah i know only in internet marketing are we so dumb...lol)

The other trend that I notice is the platform vendors are moving away from WordPress and saying we keep it simple and easy and some go so far as to say WordPress is bad etc. The real reason is - if they keep it on WordPress, you always stay in control of your product and customers and have the option to export everything and move on.
Bad for the vendor but good for the buyer. So beware of what sounds simple but is not.


I am glad you put this page up because I have been hit with about 5 or 10 of these type programs and so far maybe 1 or 2 deliver. As long as I know I have to promote them and monitor them and also know the web site is a starting point not a magical MAKE Money solution.

I say only do this if you know very clearly who your target market is and that target market will buy repeatedly at $97 bucks a month not because Anil Sales copy says so. You know and I know Anil will have a another program out in six months and the support and advertising for this will drop like a rocket. The history already proved that just by reading all the notes above. So whats your business model? Building adsense sites and affiliate sites or just affiliate sites . Do you need to pay 97 bucks and how fast can you recoup that so someone else is paying your $97 bucks. That the business models you need to define... thats hw I do it ...

Good luck in your final decision, for me I canceled the trial since building sites is a piece of cake for me or anybody once you do it a few times , it is really about recurring income from what what you are selling and the support you want to supply etc etc

kdockins 21st April 2012 05:22 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Thanks, Greg...

That was another valuable reply, and my thanks to everyone who commented thus far. Also, Greg, please back up and read my post number 10 here, as it tells you what my final decision was in regard to the "IMLobby" offer.

In closing, through all of this valuable talk, I neglected to mention even who I am and what I do. These daily new program offers are not so important to me, and they are not my business model.

What I do, and will be doing, is to focus on my talent and skill and an independent contractor or outstanding handwritten text content plus the expert service of website SEO support to businesses and individuals who have or need websites, and want to elevate their rankings via search engine optimization.

I have been doing this for years now, just because I enjoy this type of work, and now people are starting to ask me for help with their WordPress sites and ongoing online promotional task work.

Please feel free to contact me when you guys need high quality written content or SEO task work completed without the ridiculously and typicially overpriced fees which are now automatically associated with standard SEO work.

salegurus 21st April 2012 09:25 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ysckyler (Post 6074038)
I second that. If you look around in warrior forum, all his product to work great at first, as you go through the review thread, you notice that his support team sucks.

Anik has great concepts and ideas, but his excution always falls shorts for one reason or another. I would not touch any of his product, cause support is key in the IM business, if you cant get it then it all moot point no matter how great a product or concept is. When you run into problem, and there no one to support you, that sucks.

Don't even think his products are that good either. But his support is among the worst for sure...

ysckyler 23rd April 2012 06:17 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by kdockins (Post 6094425)
Thanks, Greg...

That was another valuable reply, and my thanks to everyone who commented thus far. Also, Greg, please back up and read my post number 10 here, as it tells you what my final decision was in regard to the "IMLobby" offer.

In closing, through all of this valuable talk, I neglected to mention even who I am and what I do. These daily new program offers are not so important to me, and they are not my business model.

What I do, and will be doing, is to focus on my talent and skill and an independent contractor or outstanding handwritten text content plus the expert service of website SEO support to businesses and individuals who have or need websites, and want to elevate their rankings via search engine optimization.

I have been doing this for years now, just because I enjoy this type of work, and now people are starting to ask me for help with their WordPress sites and ongoing online promotional task work.

Please feel free to contact me when you guys need high quality written content or SEO task work completed without the ridiculously and typicially overpriced fees which are now automatically associated with standard SEO work.


So you open up a thread so that you can promote yourself?:confused:

Lulu Chil 24th April 2012 09:21 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
I was disappointed with the product. The articles the software produces are really bad and don't understand why Google even ranks the sites.

kindsvater 24th April 2012 09:51 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Quote:

So I did the trial and as soon as I started being charged 2 seconds in for the domain and I can't host it on my website hosting place, then the alarm bells go off.
That extremely important disclosure was not made in the sales pitch. A refund doesn't do you much good if you are still out the domain registration fees.

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baokhau 6th May 2012 04:49 AM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Miguelito203 (Post 6065689)
When did this product come out? I've never heard of it before. What's the url to the actual sales letter? I went to imlobby.com but was babbled by the way the page looked and what not. Thanks in advance for any assistance you can provide.

Joey

Here is the sales video of IMLobby:
Code:

http://gototrainingnow.com/newtraining/

Mat Lemin 6th May 2012 08:48 AM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
i bought the $1 trial to see what its about. For that I didnt get my login info even and Ive attempted to cancel aready.

After you buy the $1 trial you get a big pitch for $197, if you say no you get oh ok, ill give you half price $97.

Theres a good idea in the start whereby you acceces already researched niches, click it, it builds a site for you with exact match domain name and rank it at no1 for you within a couple days getting you a coupe clicks per day per site.

The MAJOR problem with it is that this idea really draws your attention and then you just get spoon fed bull**** for 30-60mins by which time you realise that your in for a rough ride with it.

I really liked the idea but unfortunatley it seems to be completely focused on selling a dream to people and ripping them off. After all, if you could design something beautifully automated like this then you would milk it and make all the money possible yourself, not sell it. I havent looked that far into it but my experience was very bad. Its a good idea dressed up with a whole load of bull****. After about 45mins when he starts talking about beethoven and ghandi or whoever then you should realise that its bull****. Not to mention the completely skipped over issue of whos paying for the domain names. Theres a lot lacking for such a nice dream of an idea.

By the end of the presentation you should realise that something doesnt feel right at all.

Jamie Lewis 7th May 2012 03:56 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by OmarK (Post 6059936)
while showing you the amount he makes by 'using the same product'.


Even if this was the ONLY way he makes money online, (which it isn't) what's wrong with a musician who makes money with music writing a book on how to make money with music? Or a dog trainer who makes money with dog training show you how to make money with Dog Training? There is nothing wrong with that.

Quote:

Originally Posted by OmarK (Post 6059936)
or you may want to google 'IMLobby warrior review' (see how you should include 'warrior' in the search term.

"review" is generally a nebulous term to use. A more manifesting query should avoid as many untargeted results as possible. You may want to include specific terms that will give you special events or get to know the author through his own words, actions, and see it as he is a Internet Capitalist simply supplying a demand for HIS work. This of course in opposition of the hundreds of reviews done by competitors of his that will slander his work.

There are plenty of half assed Internet marketing teachers that stink, and therefore you have not heard of them. Thousands of wannabes that do not provide real actual results or results only in theory. Judging from your comments you would most likely prefer the FREE youtube video consisting of results in theory ONLY rather than actual perspective from someone who has done the work before.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robert02011 (Post 6065457)
They need to tell the true story when promoting there products and that is to firstly get you on there list.

A $30 book, CD or membership site with options is a good value.

Pertending like a CD with upgrades does not work without the upgrades is the mentality of a mooch, nothing more.

They exist.

Wal Mart experiences this phenomenon as well. In their Video Games section.

The difference is that people at least attempt to act like they didn't open the case first. Because if they get caught in that, No return. No store credit. Poor baby.

Quote:

Originally Posted by steppinonup (Post 6071207)
MicroMASS Domination is another product Anik has going at this time and I was wondering if that is the one you might be referring to.

Anik has no product called MicrosMassDomination. I know Anik. If you in fact have encountered a product with this brand name, you are probably referring to another program by another author.

Quote:

Originally Posted by steppinonup (Post 6071207)
One comment (#41) states that "Commission Domination" , Anik and Sean's earlier creation (before "Lethal Commission"), was a "Complete train wreck."

What exactly are you referring to in "Train Wreck?" Usually when a Movie in Hollywood is a "Train Wreck" this would portray a "Bomb" as in the movie was unprofitable. The endeavor was not profitable, the production did not yield a profit.

I do not know his profit, but this would regard a discussion on a webmaster's board or a JV board.

comp123 7th May 2012 08:04 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jamie Lewis (Post 6202751)
Even if this was the ONLY way he makes money online, (which it isn't) what's wrong with a musician who makes money with music writing a book on how to make money with music? Or a dog trainer who makes money with dog training show you how to make money with Dog Training? There is nothing wrong with that.



"review" is generally a nebulous term to use. A more manifesting query should avoid as many untargeted results as possible. You may want to include specific terms that will give you special events or get to know the author through his own words, actions, and see it as he is a Internet Capitalist simply supplying a demand for HIS work. This of course in opposition of the hundreds of reviews done by competitors of his that will slander his work.

There are plenty of half assed Internet marketing teachers that stink, and therefore you have not heard of them. Thousands of wannabes that do not provide real actual results or results only in theory. Judging from your comments you would most likely prefer the FREE youtube video consisting of results in theory ONLY rather than actual perspective from someone who has done the work before.



A $30 book, CD or membership site with options is a good value.

Pertending like a CD with upgrades does not work without the upgrades is the mentality of a mooch, nothing more.

They exist.

Wal Mart experiences this phenomenon as well. In their Video Games section.

The difference is that people at least attempt to act like they didn't open the case first. Because if they get caught in that, No return. No store credit. Poor baby.



Anik has no product called MicrosMassDomination. I know Anik. If you in fact have encountered a product with this brand name, you are probably referring to another program by another author.



What exactly are you referring to in "Train Wreck?" Usually when a Movie in Hollywood is a "Train Wreck" this would portray a "Bomb" as in the movie was unprofitable. The endeavor was not profitable, the production did not yield a profit.

I do not know his profit, but this would regard a discussion on a webmaster's board or a JV board.

This guy is nothing but a shill for Anik , dont believe a word he says. Always seems to magically appear every time a thread is started about one of his products.

Jamie Lewis 7th May 2012 09:27 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by comp123 (Post 6203774)
This guy is nothing but a shill for Anik , dont believe a word he says. Always seems to magically appear every time a thread is started about one of his products.

I remember you as well, you were the one who proposed that Adwords doesnt work with Niche products. My 4 year old could do a better job at explaining the process of making money online than your explanations from the viewpoint of a remorse regurgitating buyer.

As you type your riff raff I am #4 on Clickbank.

Are you #4 on Clickbank? Have you ever made a million online with niche products?

I, like Anik have been marketing for 8 years successfully and do multiple webinars a week training people awesome strategies with an insane passion resulting in their newly acquired ability to quit their jobs and make a better life for themselves. Your jealousy shines bright.

Why don't you explain your expertise and why people should listen to you..

Or better yet, challenge me correctly in terms of mathematics, forcing me to reveal secrets that a genuine marketer seeking enlightenment would crave. Unless you are just fulfilling a quota of slander for a competitor or getting your rocks off because you fail at online marketing over & over again and cannot control your anger and displace it onto your teachers.

I look forward to this. Back up your claims if you choose to spit one liners. The one with the agenda is you. I take this section seriously as here in America we have something called the 1st amendment. So when I offer my two cents, and you challenge me, give me some substance so I can re-educate you.

Splitter8 7th May 2012 10:39 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Ordered product, credit card charged for $1 and 2 $197 upsells, no log in name and password provided, lost password function not recognizing my order, junk mail folder checked, ticket submitted, 1 hour lost trying to get in.
Looks like the order system is broke right now.
Stay tuned.

Splitter8 7th May 2012 11:41 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Splitter8 (Post 6204344)
Ordered product, credit card charged for $1 and 2 $197 upsells, no log in name and password provided, lost password function not recognizing my order, junk mail folder checked, ticket submitted, 1 hour lost trying to get in.
Looks like the order system is broke right now.
Stay tuned.

Fixed in about an hour

Kragsig 8th May 2012 09:07 AM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
I think you need to stick to another "Guru". This guy shows some sites he "just" created in a few seconds. One of the sites is: Resveratrol Side Effects: What Are They And How To Avoid Them?
I bought a course by his friend Ritoban, called CPA Instruments about 3 years ago. Here he shows how he made this site... Hmm Ken I really think you should consider of this is a guy to trust! He is making a killing promoting "push-button" and "loophole" secrets. All his Clickbank screenshots are from ripping newbies and NOT from his sites...
Good luck :)
Kragsig

Anton Nadilo 8th May 2012 10:29 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
One word.....NO!

Chronic IM 10th May 2012 08:20 AM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by kdockins (Post 6059783)
RE: "IMLobby Software + Training Membership"


Hey Guys!

Are any of you using the Anik Singal product called "IM Lobby?"

I would like to have an intelligent conversation with a few of you more experienced warriors about it.

Of course, this product seems like it has EVERYTHING needed to make HUGE Clickbank affiliate product sales.

However, I wonder about two related issues, especially.

1. How does the promotion of the product website page actually occur? In other words, is the advertising and promotion component built into the software?

2. Anik makes it seem like no big deal that the candidate needs to buy a domain name for every product website. Thus, let's say you decide to promote 50 sites... you will need to buy, in ADVANCE, whether this system works or not... FIFTY dot com domain names, at around $7 to $14 each.

There are other likely fees like hosting, for example, and possibly other costs which are nicely hidden or simply not revealed, as well.

Anyway, just so you know... I really wanted to make money with this product -- so much so, that I subscribed to the 7-day, one-dollar trial period.

However, seven measily days is surely not enough to answer all the questions one may have about this program, especially BEFORE committing to the automatic $97 per month fee.

Perhaps there is a better way to do the same thing this program does... minus the hype and the rush-rush "I-only-have-17-spots-left" pressure.

It surely would be nice to be able to THINK "before" acting on this.

Does Anik's product work? How do you guys like it? What do you think about the concept? Is there a more effective and possibly less costly way to accomplish the same goal?

Would LOVE to hear some STRONG feedback about this one!

Thanks,

K e n

Anik Singal... The man who started a business when he's still in the college have made grown into a multi-million dollar web based business... you can find more about him in this website : http://aniksingal.com/ .... Hope this helps!!

Piemonte 11th May 2012 12:43 AM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
I paid for this and got no access. The help system is very slow and confused.
It appears that he tries to sell a wonderful system and then have to buy the up-sells for it to be any good.
Best left alone I think.

JustLookin 12th May 2012 08:08 AM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Guys, please just do a simple search on all the sites in the sales video.

They have been Penguin slapped.

The recent Google update was 4/24. He's showing you sites done 2 weeks beforehand.

DUH.

Out of all the sites he shows, only one is at #2 and I guarantee you, it will be slapped shortly as well.

Google have more PhD's working for it than NASA and no cheap push button system is going to trick it into permanently ranking sites; particularly when the quality of the site is absolute garbage.

The fact they were slapped even for very low competition keywords is even more troubling.

But yeah go right ahead. :cool:

novac 13th May 2012 06:58 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by JustLookin (Post 6229737)
Guys, please just do a simple search on all the sites in the sales video.

They have been Penguin slapped.

The recent Google update was 4/24. He's showing you sites done 2 weeks beforehand.

DUH.

Out of all the sites he shows, only one is at #2 and I guarantee you, it will be slapped shortly as well.

Google have more PhD's working for it than NASA and no cheap push button system is going to trick it into permanently ranking sites; particularly when the quality of the site is absolute garbage.

The fact they were slapped even for very low competition keywords is even more troubling.

But yeah go right ahead. :cool:

Right on, JustLookin....

I just got the promotional email for this from Paul Ponna and was in shock and awe while watching the video. All I could think was that the content on these super-speedy sites had to be gibberish - think Robot...or just plain spun from who-knows-where.

Penguin, Panda - who cares what we label with or at what time / date; it's Google (and Yahoo and Bing). They simply don't want sites such as these in their engines because people don't want them.

ukstar 14th May 2012 08:50 AM

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Thanks for all the info.guys. Just saved myself $97 a month. Video was exciting to watch though

Greg Sain 14th May 2012 11:26 AM

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OK, everybody is dancing around the obvious 'elephant in the room"...

NOBODY here is making any substantial money in the IM arena!!!

If they are, they are keeping their techniques close to the chest, which means you are NOT a WF Warrior, but a mole.

If you aren't generating at LEAST a thousand dollars a MONTH PURELY FROM YOUR IM EFFORTS, you are losing the fight in costs and fees alone. Period.

Anik is no different than any other so-called "guru" in this industry, so to flog him is fruitless...

I stepped away from IM months ago with only a $2,397.00/month income, but with 3k/month overhead...bad business to continue at that rate!

I currently use a software program that makes me an average of 400 dollars a day, but it requires a substantial upfront cash infusion, and most of us don't have that kind of money lying around, right? However, if you do, you can make upwards of 38% on your money daily...do the annual math. THIS IS NOT A PITCH, AND IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH FOREX, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, OR ANYTHING ELSE YOU MAY COME UP WITH WITHOUT FULL KNOWLEDGE OR DISCLOSURE OKAY??? :)

If you want to know what I'm doing, you can find me, but in the mean time, let's get down to what is really important here in this forum: HELPING EACH OTHER CREATE A BUSINESS AND LIFESTYLE WITHOUT GETTING A JOB!!! RIGHT???

As for the refund of the man's product, I have NEVER asked for a refund unless I absolutely could not RECEIVE my product...why?

Because, just like Anik, you would hate it if someone refunded your product, just because they got nervous, shaky, or listened to the various "naysayers" in this forum, right?

If you only have 30-90 days to make a business "work", you need to go apply at home Depot. Real Talk.

If it is an MLM...stay in it until you get a check. No matter how small. That journey will, at the very least, give you training you would have otherwise missed because you bailed out of fear.

If it's an affiliate business, look all over the internet for people who are marketing your particular business, and find a mentor. Mentors WORK.

I hope I am conveying this message in the spirit of which it's given....I love ALL marketers and people who want to make it without "the man", so take all of my words with love, respect, and admiration, and I am ALWAYS here to help. Thanks guys!

Greg

P.S.: I would put my phone number here for "free therapy sessions", but not sure what the policy is on that!

mge 14th May 2012 04:31 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Greg Sain (Post 6242029)
OK, everybody is dancing around the obvious 'elephant in the room"...

NOBODY here is making any substantial money in the IM arena!!!

If they are, they are keeping their techniques close to the chest, which means you are NOT a WF Warrior, but a mole.

If you aren't generating at LEAST a thousand dollars a MONTH PURELY FROM YOUR IM EFFORTS, you are losing the fight in costs and fees alone. Period.

Anik is no different than any other so-called "guru" in this industry, so to flog him is fruitless...

I stepped away from IM months ago with only a $2,397.00/month income, but with 3k/month overhead...bad business to continue at that rate!

I currently use a software program that makes me an average of 400 dollars a day, but it requires a substantial upfront cash infusion, and most of us don't have that kind of money lying around, right? However, if you do, you can make upwards of 38% on your money daily...do the annual math. THIS IS NOT A PITCH, AND IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH FOREX, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, OR ANYTHING ELSE YOU MAY COME UP WITH WITHOUT FULL KNOWLEDGE OR DISCLOSURE OKAY??? :)

If you want to know what I'm doing, you can find me, but in the mean time, let's get down to what is really important here in this forum: HELPING EACH OTHER CREATE A BUSINESS AND LIFESTYLE WITHOUT GETTING A JOB!!! RIGHT???

As for the refund of the man's product, I have NEVER asked for a refund unless I absolutely could not RECEIVE my product...why?

Because, just like Anik, you would hate it if someone refunded your product, just because they got nervous, shaky, or listened to the various "naysayers" in this forum, right?

If you only have 30-90 days to make a business "work", you need to go apply at home Depot. Real Talk.

If it is an MLM...stay in it until you get a check. No matter how small. That journey will, at the very least, give you training you would have otherwise missed because you bailed out of fear.

If it's an affiliate business, look all over the internet for people who are marketing your particular business, and find a mentor. Mentors WORK.

I hope I am conveying this message in the spirit of which it's given....I love ALL marketers and people who want to make it without "the man", so take all of my words with love, respect, and admiration, and I am ALWAYS here to help. Thanks guys!

Greg

P.S.: I would put my phone number here for "free therapy sessions", but not sure what the policy is on that!

Does the software program you are using have anything to do with internet marketing?

Greg Sain 15th May 2012 01:20 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
ABSOLUTELY NOT! Well that's not entirely true... If I sold it to you, it would, but I really don't actively sell it, because it's a self contained software program that works every time, without marketing, selling, recruiting, convincing, calling, emailing, PPC, PPA, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest, or anything else that is cropping up lately.

It literally turns your money into more money. And NO it has nothing to do with ForEx, real estate, insurance, tax liens, or any other investment vehicle either...

It's in my signature. And before any of you make an assessment prior to making money with it, save it. I could care LESS if you buy it, because I DID, and it's making me an average of $350-$875 a day.

However, I think it fair to warn you all: THIS IS NOT FOR EVERYONE HERE!

Now before some of you savvy marketers say, "Here comes the 'it's only for the people who want to make a million dollars in 5 minutes!"...it ain't coming!

It's simple: Everyone here doesn't have 2-20k lying around to put into a money machine that churns out 30-40% on their money A DAY.

Now even more savvy marketers will say, "Then why do you have it as a signature if you don't want to sell it?" And to that I say, I didn't say I wouldn't take your money if you want to buy it, I say I don't NEED you to buy it for me to make a great living just USING the software everyday.

I hope that answered your question thorough enough.

Great to speak with you, mge

lefty359 18th May 2012 07:51 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Greg Sain, sounds like your software has something to do with gambling. Nothing wrong with that. I play the races myself.

NicheDad 18th May 2012 08:24 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Anik has been selling people make money online course for years. Remember PPCClassroom with him and Amit Metha? :D

That should be a red flag to anyone with common sense. His business is to make money off you by regurgitating methods he reads on forums or gets from buddies. The meat of his method? I can point you to a thread on ********** right now that gives it all to you. He fills the rest of the time with fluff (as mentioned already in this very thread).

Anyone who read this and still thinks it's a good idea to go buy a product from someone like that PLEASE PM me your email address so I can put you on a list and sell you stuff every other month. You're what a lot of the WSO slingin folks on here call... "a mark".

Gimli 23rd May 2012 12:46 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mrultra (Post 6221778)
The guy either doesn't know the difference between exact match and broad match, or he does know and he's misleading people by using broad match when he should be using exact match. Neither is a good sign.

You're absolutely right! I noticed that.

I also checked the url's that he's showing us on the sales video and I cannot see them on page 1 of google.co.uk or google.com . I didn't bother to check page 2 - so they may be there. Also, I only checked out 2 of the sites, so I cannot say if they have all dropped off.

I got suckered by his products twice a few years back. Was lucky and got my money back in time through Clickbank. (That's a great thing about Clickbank - at least you are covered.)

He now appears to be using another payment processor and not Clickbank (as far as I can tell.)

I most certainly would NOT enter my credit card details there - as I would not be sure if I could get my money back (easily or at all!)

I somehow always feel safe when using either Paypal or Clickbank. I personally, will not go with an unknown payment processor. Got badly stung a few years back and they took out another £50 from my debit card and I was unable to get it back. It was also difficult contacting the product owners to get them to cancel any future transactions. I eventually closed down that account to make sure that they did not steal anymore of my money. That was from a top name in the 'self-improvement' niche.

Anik is A great saleman and should win oscars for his acting skills for the way he delivers the 'DREAM'. He has made fortunes from newbies by selling them the EASY, ULTRA-QUICK GET RICH SCHEMES.

I will not be buying this crock either.

Best of luck to those that do!

PS: His support has been 'NON-EXISTENT" for the past 2 products I bought. Be warned!

PPS: Anik is very slippery and comes up with some very clever ideas. If the sites do get to the top of google (page one), then I would certainly expect that to only last for about 2 minutes. They will not last - trust me!

Google seems to be wanting value sites these days. I fancy he's making money on us buying mass amounts of domains via his Aff. links.

Also, I reckon he's using a quick indexing method of some sort to get ranked high quickly - and then, probably disappears just as quick!

marceauct 25th May 2012 06:21 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gimli (Post 6299856)
You're absolutely right! I noticed that.

I also checked the url's that he's showing us on the sales video and I cannot see them on page 1 of google.co.uk or google.com . I didn't bother to check page 2 - so they may be there. Also, I only checked out 2 of the sites, so I cannot say if they have all dropped off.

I got suckered by his products twice a few years back. Was lucky and got my money back in time through Clickbank. (That's a great thing about Clickbank - at least you are covered.)

He now appears to be using another payment processor and not Clickbank (as far as I can tell.)

I most certainly would NOT enter my credit card details there - as I would not be sure if I could get my money back (easily or at all!)

I somehow always feel safe when using either Paypal or Clickbank. I personally, will not go with an unknown payment processor. Got badly stung a few years back and they took out another £50 from my debit card and I was unable to get it back. It was also difficult contacting the product owners to get them to cancel any future transactions. I eventually closed down that account to make sure that they did not steal anymore of my money. That was from a top name in the 'self-improvement' niche.

Anik is A great saleman and should win oscars for his acting skills for the way he delivers the 'DREAM'. He has made fortunes from newbies by selling them the EASY, ULTRA-QUICK GET RICH SCHEMES.

I will not be buying this crock either.

Best of luck to those that do!

PS: His support has been 'NON-EXISTENT" for the past 2 products I bought. Be warned!

PPS: Anik is very slippery and comes up with some very clever ideas. If the sites do get to the top of google (page one), then I would certainly expect that to only last for about 2 minutes. They will not last - trust me!

Google seems to be wanting value sites these days. I fancy he's making money on us buying mass amounts of domains via his Aff. links.

Also, I reckon he's using a quick indexing method of some sort to get ranked high quickly - and then, probably disappears just as quick!

I don't have a problem with these guys doing what they do. But you should always try to do what they are doing and not what they tell you to do. I think einstein said that.

marceauct 25th May 2012 06:27 PM

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Did anyone who bought this have their sites on page one more than a day? Would love to know the reality of it.

Campaignmarket 25th May 2012 08:55 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
I don't know the guy but you gotta hand it to him, he is a clever business man who knows where to get the $$$ out of people even it so happens to those who don't know any better. Though to me that seems very immoral but I don't think that the money he gets from that has a label that states they were immorally obtained!

People just gotta learn to use their common sense - there of course those who don't really have that but they should learn not to trust strangers!

And you Anik is not the only one to prey on those who don't know any better. Many of these "Learn how to make BIG money online" all state the same - That others are misleading them from the GOLD! - Guess what, so are they!

Even if its immoral to prey on those who don't know any better - Its still business. One could hope that those individuals would learn to provide something of real value to internet marketers!

Kdockings you were right to trust you instinct about it! If you joined his affiliate program instead you would see that he's actually paying 50$ in commission per 1$ sale - even if the buyer cancels and gets a refund, hes not taking the commission back! ---- That tells a little about how much hes making on it!

WhiteStarlight 10th June 2012 09:14 AM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
I also just watched his video presentation about this product. I must say that he is definitely good in selling his products, but i really doubt about his product effectiveness.

moreno 13th June 2012 03:18 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Hi stay away from guys like Anik ...!!!
first they ask you 1$ or 47$ or 37$ and then comes the upsell of 197$ / 278$ or......
My advise :
Next time you meet this kind of vieo sale page SCROLL DOWN TO SEE IF THER'S AN AFFILIATE LINK or a MAKE MONEY LINK .
Click the link like you want to become an affiliate and you will discover how many upsell and how much money and prize for contest and THAN YOU WILL UNDERSTAND WHAT KIND OF RIP OFF THIS GUYS ARE DOING TO MAKE " a killing online"!!!!!!!!!
BEWARE IS GOING TO BE HARD TO GET REFOUND ( ALWAYS PAY WITH PAY PAL...!
FRANK MORENO

PS. THIS GUYS ARE KILLING INTERNET MARKETING

powerstrike 13th June 2012 04:55 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
this principle is true 5% of people are making money online so his products are geared towards the 95% who has made nothing

Alohatom 17th June 2012 10:03 AM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
Sorry, but I have not had good results from a previous program by Anik--so I stay away..just my 2 cents.

tangtp 13th November 2012 11:05 PM

Re: Is Anik Singal's "IMLobby" Program Worthy?
 
i boughht some Anik promote products from $100 to $997 but mostly can not use at all.


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