06-16-2019, 11:01 PM
06-17-2019, 06:11 PM
Review:
This is part of Armand Morin's Marketing University which appears to be a multi-level internet marketing training program with rising costs for each level (Silver, Gold, Platinum etc).
ICF is part of the Silver level (or maybe IS the Silver level) and thus gives you 50% commissions on $1997. If you want the higher level commissions on the higher levels, you'll have to pay for them.
The first video takes you through the concept of how ICF and Marketing University works once you've signed up for the affiliate program.
The second video shows you how to sign up in JVZoo. Whether you need to provide details of your membership of ICF or MU in order to get approval I don't know, but it may be necessary.
Other videos provide training on how you can market your link using Yahoo Gemini ads, Facebook ads, ListServe ads, Solo ads and so on. I've skimmed through these and they cover all the basic stuff that will get you going. But there's nothing about optimizing your ads for lower CTRs and the examples given are pretty ineffective IMO. You'll need better training than this to master Facebook Ads!
Final video is how to structure your day with ToDo lists. He shows a list which would take you all day to get through and leave you exhausted. Makes me wonder whether he actually does any of this stuff himself?
Personally if I was going to work with a program like this I'd pick one with higher commission levels and, preferably, instant cash payments. Marketing University strikes me as the type of program that could easily be shut down (like MOBE) if people start complaining about lack of success and false promises made.
Thanks and full REP to @cyberburro and @smithnowt for exposing this.
This is part of Armand Morin's Marketing University which appears to be a multi-level internet marketing training program with rising costs for each level (Silver, Gold, Platinum etc).
ICF is part of the Silver level (or maybe IS the Silver level) and thus gives you 50% commissions on $1997. If you want the higher level commissions on the higher levels, you'll have to pay for them.
The first video takes you through the concept of how ICF and Marketing University works once you've signed up for the affiliate program.
The second video shows you how to sign up in JVZoo. Whether you need to provide details of your membership of ICF or MU in order to get approval I don't know, but it may be necessary.
Other videos provide training on how you can market your link using Yahoo Gemini ads, Facebook ads, ListServe ads, Solo ads and so on. I've skimmed through these and they cover all the basic stuff that will get you going. But there's nothing about optimizing your ads for lower CTRs and the examples given are pretty ineffective IMO. You'll need better training than this to master Facebook Ads!
Final video is how to structure your day with ToDo lists. He shows a list which would take you all day to get through and leave you exhausted. Makes me wonder whether he actually does any of this stuff himself?
Personally if I was going to work with a program like this I'd pick one with higher commission levels and, preferably, instant cash payments. Marketing University strikes me as the type of program that could easily be shut down (like MOBE) if people start complaining about lack of success and false promises made.
Thanks and full REP to @cyberburro and @smithnowt for exposing this.