Mass Profit Formula

LOL I can pretty much guarantee the product creator's name is not Nigel, nor is that the product creator on the video talking to us about making $4k in one day overnight with zero work...just sayin.

Notice in the pitch video the shot of the traffic graph. Huge peak in traffic in the early stages, then drifts off to virtually nothing very fast.... so whatever it is, it must not be something the search engines like or either it is not sustainable. Curious what it is though if any of you want to share your review.

Larry

Keep us up to date Jeff. Looking forward to your review as always

Couldn't agree more, the industry need to be regulated there is far too much trash like this around.

Definitely stay clear of this program if you are serious about making money. You do get some infos about which products are converting well in the clickbank market, but as far as becoming rich it is not going to happen with this program. Not even close.

paolo

Brilliant Video Jeff!.
You left no stone overturned. I love your videos.

I'll pass on this product, in fact these marketing tactics are harming the industry IMO. each to their own. I have a product that does similar anyways.

cheers,
Scott

Great review there Jeff. I had no interest in buying this product but I did want to see what the heck it was all about.

IMO Clickbank should be ashamed of themselves for once again letting such a hyped up load of crap get through .... did Clickbank actually review it!!!!

This kind of stuff is the exact stuff giving the IM industry the bad name it has as well as confusing "newbie" IM'er into spending thousands they actually didn't want to spend!

I have become very skeptical about these new launches full of promises of easy riches and no work.

Why should one spend time on blogging, article writing, building backlinks?.

Just spend $49 or $39 and push the button! But watch out - there are only 3 copies left!.

I am lucky to have the possibility to access good advice from the Warrior Forum. Thank you.

I disagree, let's look at the Clickbank blog post from a few months back highlighting how FTC guidelines may affect Clickbank vendors:

Important Guidelines for ClickBank Vendors | ClickBank Blog

Let's look at the sales page and the guidelines:

Look at the sales page, the number counts down each time you load the page, starts at 152 and counts down over the number of seconds .... false scarcity!

C'mon, if he doesn't do this then I'm Father Christmas.

Unethical, unfair and clearly gives the impression not much work is needed and it's what gives IM a bad name!

Yeah, the guy behind this is known for these types of products and has most top marketers blasting out emails for him. Unfortunately, it seems that ALL people are looking for push button programs - and the fact is, they simply do NOT exist. I try to show this on my youtube channel and I try to make a difference, yet people keep buying em -lol.

Oh well, I hope to put out my own LEGIT product later this year showing people what REALLY can be done with a little elbow grease and push button NOTHING.

The problem is though that there are people out there that don't realise that, it obviously seems too good to be true but with that type of marketing it pulls these people in.

Just recently I was asked by an old friend work colleague of mine (from the days when I had a "day job") if I would come and give her partner (boyfriend) some advice about making money online and help him to get started. He had basically had to leave work due to ill health and was looking for something to help him pay the bills. Just after sitting down with him for 15 minutes I realised how much he'd spent on "push button" systems which promised so much and delivered so little (just like this one IMO). Yes, he'd gone for the upsells and yes he'd gone for the monthly memberships, he didn't know they weren't essential. He didn't know how/if he could get refunds, he thought many of them were "systems" which could genuinely help him make money online because that's exactly how they are marketed .... with $3,000 from nothing and similar! Now I should point out that this gentleman is not stupid, he retired as an executive of a steel company but because he's not familiar with internet marketing and all the "tactics" used, he'd obviously fallen for many of the marketing tactics which he would have ordinarily ignored.

It's important to remember that whilst what these "systems" and products offer may be crystal clear to people like us in the Warrior Forum (i.e. marketers) there are many people who are new to this online stuff and genuinely looking to make a little extra money with the internet. They don't have the experience and knowledge that we have and so the "marketing trap" posed by many of these products is something they fall into. It's these people who don't know how Clickbank works, don't necessarily know how to get a refund and don't necessarily understand upsells/downsells/cross sells etc. Before they know it they've just spent several hundred dollars on a product and opted into a monthly membership.

It's these people who will feel the most effect and it's why this type of un-clear, hyped up marketing SHOULD NOT be allowed.

My two cents.

I would bet my lucky stars that it wasn't Frank Kern who sent that to you... only someone posing as Frank.

I'm on all of his lists and I haven't seen him push anything that takes 1,2, 3 or zero clicks to make your millions.

Just sayin

Yes, you can do everything it done for you on your own, and the best part you dont have to buy any type of software to do it lol