[MarkJCS]

Thanks for stopping by to check out my Only 60 Websites review!

Only 60 is a new system that just launched so I've been checking it out to see what it's all about and now I'm ready to share the details!

(For the rest of this review I'll be referring to the system as "Only 60")

Before I start - Click here to see the system I use to make $500+ a day online!

The concept behind the Only 60 offer has become popular in the past couple of months. It's pretty simple actually. The creator of Only 60 tells you they will give you a free website if you sign up to their recommended hosting.

When you sign up, the creator (and their affiliates) get a healthy CPA commission and then you can get your "free" website.

Whilst there's nothing wrong with this, I must stress that the sales pitch is pure hype. You are not going to make $3000+ a day from these websites, and the websites didn't cost the creator $1000's to build like the video claims. There's also not "Only 60" websites being given away because this offer is being promoted by 100's of ClickSure affiliates, and I know for a fact they are not fighting over 60 sales between them.

The 2nd sales video (after you opt in) is actually quite misleading I think. It speaks about cloud hosting and how having your website hosted "in the cloud" is essential. The video goes on about a lot of other stuff but the truth is this is all sales hype so that you are more likely to take up the hosting offer. The name of the hosting is "cloud pro hosting" so that's why you are being sold on having your website hosted "in the cloud". Hopefully that makes sense!

The truth is hosting is hosting, yes there are good hosts and there are bad, but you don't need "cloud" hosting to be successful online and the video really is speaking nonsense.

Only 60 Websites - Conclusion (My Opinion)

Only 60 is just a sales funnel that sells you a hosting package. It's pretty much identical to others that have launched recently. The creator of Only 60 has put this offer together to make their affiliates money, and to build a big email list for themselves to promote other offers. It's really that simple!

As an affiliate marketer I think the way the offer is structured is quite clever but ultimately it's hype and you're not going to make any money buying into this unless you learn a bunch of other internet marketing skills too. There are no shortcuts, you need the right system AND the right training.

As always I encourage you to do your own due diligence on products and systems like Only 60 and decide for yourself whether you want to buy. I personally won't be recommending it to you.

If you have any questions or want to share your experience, comment below

PS - Before you go... Click here and see how I'm making $500+ a day online!

[MarkJCS]

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[webmarke]

This is just a relaunch of a previous offer called Profit with Mike. They just renamed the product so that they could relaunch it and make more more.

There is a post about it here on the warrior forum detailing how people bought into it and never received any support and feel they were scammed.

http://www.warriorforum.com/internet...chael-wtf.html

[MarkJCS]

Yeah, there's been a few others too that I can think of, same concept.

It's very similar to how binary offers work. In this case it's just replacing a "binary software" with a "free website" - Here the CPA is domain / hosting, whereas binary the CPA is making a deposit at a broker. The sales video is hype to sell you on the hosting.

[g4mobile]

Thanks Mark. Great review

[MarkJCS]

Originally Posted by g4mobile

Thanks Mark. Great review

No problem, thanks.

[dbrwn]

You all have probably always heard, "Honesty is the best policy." Well that statement is absolutely true, even with Internet marketing.

If you're not honest and sincere in what you're doing online, then people will take note of that and your online reputation will be ruined. That is why for myself, I am always practicing online marketing the honest and ethical way. I don't need to scam people. I just need to tell the honest truth and be transparent and up front because in the end, that's really all that matters.

There are all sorts of shady online entrepreneurs who are out there to get a quick buck, and if it means scamming you just to do that, then they'll resort to that in order to get that money.

My web sites that sell my products may not be the fanciest things in the world, they don't run the latest scripts or have the latest graphics, but what they do provide is pure honesty and transparency. You will never ever see screen shots of money earned, or that so-called video proof of money earned eather because that's not the way that I personally do business online.

I also don't wave boatloads of money to be earned in your face either because that's totally unrealistic, and it sounds shady and scammy.

I don't need to lie to people to sell my products and or services. That's not the game that I play online.

I do offer real value in what I offr through honesty and integrity because I don't ahve anything to hide from people. Those so-called self-proclaimed gurus do, and that's why they do what they do. Online marketing should always begin with honesty, integrity and transparency. Don't be greedy and don't do things that are shady, deceptive or illegal. Just remember, "honesty is the best policy."

[olbluballs]

getting alot of spam latley for these rehashed programs is there anything that really workds online thanks for the heads up reviewmark

[jimmykid59]

Thanks for your honest review. Clicksure sells the hype, that's for sure.