[GET] Learn How To Build A Quality Email List Fast And Cheap | ListMe by Cynthia Benitez

[ShadyLady]

Thanks for the share.

I'll watch it later but I have seen the product creator for this course around on Udimi so it won't surprise me if solo ads is one way she shares how to build your list.

Let's see.....


Update:

She uses Google Ads for this course.

[Ricky P]

Main Product Review:

The front-end product consists of 10 modules out of which 3 are a welcome, a walk through and a conclusion. Two additional modules in the download include a bonus and an OTO.

This review is only about the front-end, as I couldn't go any further after I discovering early on that it is a waste of time. But I did finish the ten modules with speed enhancement for the videos, for the sake of this review.

The lessons start from Module 3 in which she gives an overview, in her own words, as "building a huge list" using Google Ads.The method is about creating an email list using a landing page and traffic from Google Ads.

Google Ads, IMO is one of the toughest ways to get email addresses with landing pages, without getting your account getting shut down, or in the least never getting your ad approved - unless you follow the very strict guidelines laid out by Google for websites(note, I wrote websites, not standalone landing pages which is what she teaches).

Get Thrive Themes for 5 bucks from Fiverr and create a landing page saying, as in this example, "How to crush it with affiliate marketing" with a button that says "Let Me In".

You think it looks spammy? I think it looks deceptively simple and very easy to execute, but hold on - you may be in for a nasty surprise if you go ahead with it.

Here are some of the points stated in Google's guidelines ad verbatim, which I copied from the snippet result:

- Offer relevant, useful and original content. Make sure your landing page is directly relevant to your ad text and keyword. ...
- Promote transparency and foster trustworthiness on your site. ...
- Make mobile and computer navigation easy. ...
- Decrease your landing page loading time. ...
- Make your site fast.

Translated into plain language it means that you must have a good, informative and established website(trustworthiness).

Ironically, most people who do try Google Ads make sure that they follow all the rules but even then Google dings them for the seemingly smallest of all the issues, which are the last three points above pertaining to optimization for devices and speed. Unfortunately that does not even feature in the course...lol.

She does not talk about what kind of "huge list" she herself has built(if any) but she does show an income claim. The income claim is that she has used this system to build her list to earn money and as proof, she opens up her Warriorplus account to point to a sale of a product that has made $49 as against $60 she has spent on Google Ads - as per her a recurring commission product. It is not enough proof of her product claim of creating a "huge list", besides other doubts.

I seriously doubt whether she has used Google Ads to earn the money she shows in her Warriorplus account because Google does not approve ads on thin websites.

In fact it is just the opposite, and you can expect an approval for your ad only if you have an established website with lots of good content, directly related to the keywords that you are using for your ads, with no exaggerated titles on your landing page. It must tell the visitor exactly what they are going to get if they opt -in, among other conditions.

Moreover the title of a landing page that says"crush it with affiliate marketing", does not offer any transparency. Honestly, it sounds very spammy for any decent ad network.

I have used Google Ads before and am in several Google Ads groups, but yet to hear of a thin landing page with a weird title getting approved. As a matter of fact, it will not be approved on any of the major ad networks.

In totality, a terrible product with a fake claim that can put your Google Ads account at risk. Created with the sole aim of making a fast buck by fooling others.

I will not comment on the creator's teaching style - the less said the better.

[Johnny1988]

(05-27-2020 09:48 PM)Ricky P Wrote:  She does not talk about what kind of "huge list" she herself has built(if any) but she does show an income claim. The income claim is that she has used this system to build her list to earn money and as proof, she opens up her Warriorplus account to point to a sale of a product that has made $49 as against $60 she has spent on Google Ads - as per her a recurring commission product. It is not enough proof of her product claim of creating a "huge list", besides other doubts.

I seriously doubt whether she has used Google Ads to earn the money she shows in her Warriorplus account because Google does not approve ads on thin websites.

Is a She ?? I thought is a MAN !

Seriously doesn't look like a woman to me at least.

Thanks for the detail review..

[gpall09]

[Ricky P]

(05-28-2020 05:14 AM)Johnny1988 Wrote:  Is a She ?? I thought is a MAN !

Seriously doesn't look like a woman to me at least.

Ha-ha, good one!

I had just switched to another tab when the first lesson came on and he/she sounded like a man trying hard to sound like a woman. I quickly went to the first tab to see what was going on and I wasn't quite convinced...lol.

[Dreama]

(05-27-2020 09:48 PM)Ricky P Wrote:  Main Product Review:

The front-end product consists of 10 modules out of which 3 are a welcome, a walk through and a conclusion. Two additional modules in the download include a bonus and an OTO.

This review is only about the front-end, as I couldn't go any further after I discovering early on that it is a waste of time. But I did finish the ten modules with speed enhancement for the videos, for the sake of this review.

The lessons start from Module 3 in which she gives an overview, in her own words, as "building a huge list" using Google Ads.The method is about creating an email list using a landing page and traffic from Google Ads.

Google Ads, IMO is one of the toughest ways to get email addresses with landing pages, without getting your account getting shut down, or in the least never getting your ad approved - unless you follow the very strict guidelines laid out by Google for websites(note, I wrote websites, not standalone landing pages which is what she teaches).

Get Thrive Themes for 5 bucks from Fiverr and create a landing page saying, as in this example, "How to crush it with affiliate marketing" with a button that says "Let Me In".

You think it looks spammy? I think it looks deceptively simple and very easy to execute, but hold on - you may be in for a nasty surprise if you go ahead with it.

Here are some of the points stated in Google's guidelines ad verbatim, which I copied from the snippet result:

- Offer relevant, useful and original content. Make sure your landing page is directly relevant to your ad text and keyword. ...
- Promote transparency and foster trustworthiness on your site. ...
- Make mobile and computer navigation easy. ...
- Decrease your landing page loading time. ...
- Make your site fast.

Translated into plain language it means that you must have a good, informative and established website(trustworthiness).

Ironically, most people who do try Google Ads make sure that they follow all the rules but even then Google dings them for the seemingly smallest of all the issues, which are the last three points above pertaining to optimization for devices and speed. Unfortunately that does not even feature in the course...lol.

She does not talk about what kind of "huge list" she herself has built(if any) but she does show an income claim. The income claim is that she has used this system to build her list to earn money and as proof, she opens up her Warriorplus account to point to a sale of a product that has made $49 as against $60 she has spent on Google Ads - as per her a recurring commission product. It is not enough proof of her product claim of creating a "huge list", besides other doubts.

I seriously doubt whether she has used Google Ads to earn the money she shows in her Warriorplus account because Google does not approve ads on thin websites.

In fact it is just the opposite, and you can expect an approval for your ad only if you have an established website with lots of good content, directly related to the keywords that you are using for your ads, with no exaggerated titles on your landing page. It must tell the visitor exactly what they are going to get if they opt -in, among other conditions.

Moreover the title of a landing page that says"crush it with affiliate marketing", does not offer any transparency. Honestly, it sounds very spammy for any decent ad network.

I have used Google Ads before and am in several Google Ads groups, but yet to hear of a thin landing page with a weird title getting approved. As a matter of fact, it will not be approved on any of the major ad networks.

In totality, a terrible product with a fake claim that can put your Google Ads account at risk. Created with the sole aim of making a fast buck by fooling others.

I will not comment on the creator's teaching style - the less said the better.

for the review, mate! Added max reps for saving me the time I otherwise would have wasted on this piece of cr4p!

[Ricky P]

@Dreama - You're welcome! Not many people know this but the best and most updated training for Google Ads is their own resource:

Code:

https://skillshop.withgoogle.com/

Similarly Facebook and other platforms have their own training resources on how to use their ads effectively. After all, it is in their interest that advertisers should get a good return on their spend and come back to spend some more. At the same time customers should get what they are looking for.

[ozopps]

I agree with pretty much all the other comments here, but I would point out that the actual product can be crap as long as she gets 100 sales ( which is verified by W+) she has had a successful launch and she is onto her next product! (Rinse and repeat style). She is a student of Jono Armstrong and has access to his bonus crate to make the offer more appealing. I have been following her for a while and she is slowly making a success of this, one crappy product at a time ;-)