This is one of the few reviews you’ll find of My Freelance Paycheck where the person (me) actually bought it and I’m telling you, it isn’t a scam. 

However, this review will explain the potential of freelance writing and if this program will help you achieve those potentials as well as alternative within this same industry that I personally partake in, which makes me a full time income. 

Quick Report:

Name: My Freelance Paycheck by Laura Pennington. Try it here.

Price: $47 with just one up-sell after the purchase, a $67 offer for an “advanced” training program, which is then down sold to $33.50, and then $16.75 as a final down sell if you choose not to buy the initial $67 offer.

I personally just purchased the regular package and found it to be perfectly fine, however, there is a $30+ monthly charge. I liked the info and cancelled after one month personally.

Overall Rating: 7 out of 10 stars. Honestly I was impressed by the tips and training offered in this program. This program is NOT a scam.

I really feel that most people getting involved with a freelance writing career, whether it be for side or full time careers will truly benefit from this program. I will explain further what’s inside so you see why I graded it this way. 

Recommended? Yes!

What is My Freelance Paycheck?

Well it’s a program designed to help you find work and make good money as a freelance writer. You get info on which sites to join (there’s 4 recommended ones), how to attract the right client/s and make the money to sustain yourself, whether it be for a little bit extra of full time work.

Now there’s a few very positive things I want to say after checking this program out:

1) The first is that Laura offers a decent and free eBook before you purchase the program that shows you testimonials of some successful people in the business, each giving their 2 best tips on succeeding in the industry.

Despite being only 13 pages long, I enjoyed reading it and overall recommend you at LEAST read that booklet. Here is a link to it:

2) Second is the main eBook itself (where you learn all the good stuff) which provides all the main training. It’s 156 pages long. There is a lot of details within it which talk about the beauty of freelance writing, the 4 main places Laura suggests joining (Freelancer, Textbroker, Upwork, and Guru.com). Get it here.

With each suggestion, Laura carefully explains the benefits and tips on how to succeed within each network. She provides detailed instructions on how to join and sign up with them, what to select and then how to find gigs, including how to find good/bad clients, how much to charge and how to base your work so you make either a small or full time income. There’s also a lot of tips on how to write your sample work, your “resume” to attract the client/gig faster.

The other thing I found very good (and this is speaking from personal experience) is that Laura recommends finding gigs pertaining to interests you have, meaning if I know about health related topics, I’ll want to seek out health related gigs to make money off. This is such a simple and yet misused tip, so seeing Laura suggest it (which is exactly what I would suggest too) is very good to see.

3) Finally, I want to add that with the main purchase, you also get bonus content on things like which topics to seek out if you want to have better chances of finding gigs. Here is a screenshot:

Can you make money in the industry by following Laura’s tips?

I would absolutely say yes to this. Take the time to read all of the content in the program, starting from the free eBook Laura provides you with where you get tips from successful freelancers.

Then absolutely make sure to read the entire 156 eBook (the main one) on how to get started, take notes down on which sites to go with, follow her tips on finding the gigs and be ready to write. Do not expect to get good income if you are not a decent writer. No good client is ever going to hire you if you can’t provide them with good work.

While you don’t need to be a “professional writer”, being able to spell and write in a grammatically correct manner, while at the same time writing content that is exciting to read are the main suggestions I’d make.

See how I am writing this review as an example. I’m not a professional, but my points are being made, try to write in this similar fashion when you get hired to do do.

And as a bonus, read the bonus material too. It’ll only help grow your knowledge of this industry and help you expand further into it.

Final Rating: My Freelance Paycheck.

Green Flag (Legit program).

7 out of 10 stars. An excellent resource for succeeding in this tough yet lucrative industry. A highly recommended training resource. Get it here.

My final thoughts: Here’s my 3 bonus tips to use alongside this program:

I have experience with this. I don’t do freelance work for others, but I’ve written 1,000’s of high quality articles for myself (as an affiliate marketer, not necessarily a freelance writer) over the years and have hired a person to some of my additional content production, so I know a lot. Here is my history.

1) Always select gigs/clients who seek work in topics you know a lot about.

This will absolutely make writing easier and it will show the client you know about the topic. This will help provide you with future gigs with them.

2) As you get better and better, seek out popular niche topics…

While one of the bonus materials in the program talks about this, let me add my own flavor to this tip:

Let’s say my original area of expertise was fitness and I wrote for several clients. Maybe I want to expand my clientele list. So I’ll start to learn about similar, yet different topics like losing weight and dieting. Then I’ll try to find gigs from people seeking content creation in those fields.

This will help expand my client list, give me more gigs and provide me with more money.

3) Consider writing for yourself as a potential career move.

While freelance writing CAN indeed be lucrative, in the end, the content you write will not belong to you, it will belong to the person who ordered it and paid for it.  And you will only be paid once for the article, with no continuing cash flow coming in unless you keep getting gigs.

Let’s say you can write a 100 articles for a particular niche at $50 per article for a client. This will make you $5,000. Honestly, that is NOT bad at all, considering it can reach this point…

But consider an alternative and if you were to write those same articles for a personal blog, attract visitors and sell them things like affiliate products or your own services. You could in the long run make far more than $5,000 in the process and in all honesty, I’ve made $100,000’s doing this:

I personally create content for myself, put it on my own blog and monetize it that way through the tips of this particular program, which helped me make a full time income doing so. This is a matter of preference. And obviously mine is to have my work benefit me primarily.

These are my 3 tips and in the end, I still very much recommend Laura’s program to anyone seeking to do writing for others. It is usually a VERY hard industry to break into without the type of knowledge she shares with you in her program, so definitely get it if you’re looking to get involved in the business.

Quick Report:

Name: WP Auto Content by Ankur Shukla.

Price: $27 but this was the price for possible affiliates (I am proudly not one of them). I assume it may be more for consumers and potentially, the up-sells that are going to be in this program too.

Overall Rating: 0 out of 10 stars. I could have sworn I reviewed a similar, bad product by Ankur Shukla before and looking through my site’s archives, I was right. It’s like a duplicate of the old program, or perhaps a recycled one, but either way, the software program is doing things that would eliminate your odds at any good SEO results.

Recommended program? No!

What is WP Auto Content?

It’s a plugin/software program which takes information from whatever sources you choose and puts it on your WordPress site. Ankur even gives an inside look on his sales page to show how this is done (and this helped me understand why I would NEVER use it!).

You can select one or more sources to “scrap” info and images from and it will automatically place it on your page.

The idea is that this program is supposed to lessen the work load of producing your own work and make it a simple process. In the game of SEO, producing as much of it as possible is one of the keys to success and theoretically this program is supposed to expedite that process and if you’re doing that on your own, here’s a tutorial to help you.

Why I wouldn’t buy this “opportunity”:

I am rarely so up front about warning people against using a particular program or software to make money online, but I have to do it with this program.

I am strongly advising people stay away from WP Auto Content and this is because it is doing things that have already been proven to:

Not work for SEO.

In fact, it produces the opposite results because the information taken by this program and put on your site is copied and thus the action is plagiarism at best. 

-You can share information from other sources, but you should never copy it from another source. At best, make a screenshot of the text and/or link to the original source, but NEVER copy it, then put your name on it as the author, that is illegal!

-You can even share videos such as those from YouTube, but adding them to your page does not add much weight in SEO unless you have your own, unique writing on the same page to keep people on it.

-Images which this system is said to take too can also potentially be illegal to do. Images are always an area where you NEED to be careful. Taking images from another site without the permission of the owner is not allowed and you can get taken down for that. You either have to buy them or make them yourself.

Ankur’s program is basically doing things the wrong way in these fields. It’s literally black hat and that is 100% a risk for SEO.

Now it is also entirely possible the information this software takes, it can actually spin around to look different, but the results are typically (in what I’ve seen from similar cases) horrible in grammar and tough to understand, plus it’s still trying to mask the fact that it’s plagiarism.

Is Ankur reusing the same program he had before? It’s possible…

When I saw this program today, and Ankur’s name behind it, I immediately though that I’ve seen it already. Doing a quick check of my previous posts, I had found 2 program reviews I’d done before which were made by Ankur and one of them was called: WP Content Machine.

Sounds familiar no?

Well looking over that review and trying to remember the sales page of that program, I saw striking similarities in that Ankur was basically making the same kind of pitch on that program as he is on this one. Now just as with this program, that one also got a big zero out of me for the exact same reasons.

But more importantly than that, I have this suspicion that Ankur is reusing the same program but is just tying it to a new name. That is possible or perhaps he updated the program and made it “better”. However, let’s pretend it’s the latter. Even in that case, we’re still dealing with anti SEO methods and plagiarism.

There’s just no other way to explain it…

Oh and on a side note, his other program that I said that I reviewed was a guide on making money via Adsense (here it is), which was a PDF eBook and it actually also suggested the same type of stuff this program does.

I don’t know how Ankur can keep recommending these debunked methods of making money online…

Final Rating: WP Auto Content.

0 stars

Red Flag

0 out of 10 stars. Like I said guys, be careful. I would never use a program like this for my sites, never and I certainly wouldn’t recommend nor promote it. These tactics to get easy rankings don’t work anymore, your site will suffer in rankings as a result…

My final thoughts:

Each time I see the words auto in regards to SEO, I know there’s some black hat stuff going on. It’s 2018, these kinds of programs should not exist anymore or at the very least be allowed to be hosted on places like JVZoo. And to quickly talk about that…

I have had issues with JVZoo’s policies and with the review I’m doing here, this just adds a new issue. They allow too many low quality programs onto their network. This isn’t good. Everyone has a right to make their own program and put it up on networks, but there need to be standards. In this case, we’re talking about a program that plagiarizes and that’s wrong…

And people STILL buy this stuff today! I assume it’s because they aren’t experienced and still believe in easy Google rankings and/or there are people with email lists pitching these programs to their subscribers (And ruining their reputation in the process…).

In any case, I have said before that you should not use these programs. Write your own content, or pay a writer to do it for you, uniquely. Believe me, I’d much rather write a post like this in my own, unique words than have it be auto generated, illegally and risk getting into trouble with Google or the person who I copied the stuff from…

In short, programs like these are again, not recommended. Stick to stuff like this:

That is what you need to use if you want to succeed in SEO.

I can’t really call Digital Income System a scam, but when you read this review and the red flags I found, you’ll be able to decide if it’s a system for you.

Personally, I 100% do NOT recommend this program and you’re going to see exactly why in a moment…

The quick report:

Name: Digital Income System.

Price: There are 5 levels to join, each with it’s own VERY high price.

I’ll be going over each level further below, but it starts at $1,000 and goes up to $25,000.

Overall Rating: 1 out of 10 stars.

Reason for rating: I’ll get into the details of Digital Income System shortly to explain everything, but as a whole, it is my opinion that this program is another type of high ticket scheme which makes you believe that if you join it (and pay a lot), that there will be easy sales because they will take care of it for you, making you believe that your huge investment will be a safe one. 

But as I’ll break it down, in reality, with these kinds of programs (which typically sell the same way as Digital Income System), it usually doesn’t work this way.

Do I recommend this program? 100% NO! Here is the alternative:

Digital Income System. A detailed review…

This is a program that is said to help you make money by basically doing everything for you in the sense that once you join it, they will handle all the lead generation work and each time someone joins the program, you will get paid, up to $12,500.

Now in order to get involved with this program, you first need to buy one or more of the 5 packages they provide and here is the breakdown of each level and the pricing:

Based on what I know about high ticket programs like these, depending on which level above you join, you are eligible to receive up to 50% commissions. This means…

If you join at level 1 ($1,000) and then the system “does the work for you” and makes you a sale and the person who joins under you also buys a $1,000 package, you will make $500.

• For level 2 ($3,000), you’d probably make up to $1,500 per person.
• For level 3 ($5,000) you’d make up to $2,500 per person.
• For level 4  ($12,000) you’d make up to $6,000 per person.
• And for level 5 ($25,000), you’d make up to $12,500 per person.

Now it is very important to know (this is my opinion and also something that comes from researching high ticket systems) that if you do not join an upper level, you cannot make commissions on it. 

What this means is that if you join on the level 1 program, you will not be able to receive commissions from level 2 and up UNLESS you buy them as well.

Now additionally if you join, I suspect they’ll give you an affiliate page that looks exactly like the Digital Income System home page, so every lead which comes through your version of the page will be subject to the same exact sales message (this is what they mean when they say they’ll do the work for you, it’s literally the same sales funnel you went through).

Now let me explain the real risks of this program…

Nearly every high ticket system I study works the same way as Digital Income System in that…

• They talk about a massive opportunity to earn high ticket commissions.
• They “persuade you” to join their highest level memberships so you can spend more.
• They run a sales pitch in one way or another (calls, sales pages, hype, ect…) about how their system does the work for you and that by just joining, you are going to do great, making you think very little about spending so much money.

Now that’s the hype side. And this is the reality side (cons):

Con 1:

The odds of making so much money is VERY rare and highly difficult in my experience. I included a link above explaining how high ticket systems are truly risky investments, despite their slick sales talks.

Con 2:

Additionally, they could possibly also be pyramid schemes as programs which work nearly identical to Digital Income System like this, were taken down by the FTC. 

Con 3:

The odds of making good money are usually rare if not unlikely. 

Con 4:

I suspect they’ll also try to get you to buy traffic (leads) from other sites or even through them for extra money.

The idea is that the more leads you buy, the more people you can bring to your unique affiliate page promoting Digital Income System, and get them to join, thus giving you the very high commissions.

However, my experience (trust me, I know about all these things well), show me that these channels they have you buy leads through are cold leads and unlikely to buy, so you may end up spending a lot of extra money on top of the initial high ticket investment opportunity and basically end up with con 3: Unlikely to make many sales if any.

Con 5:

Historically, high ticket programs are usually BAD investments for the MAJORITY of people who invest in them, especially those who are unfamiliar with how to bring in leads. It’s very similar to a literal gamble and those usually end up bad.

Internet marketers who know how to find the right leads and basically “hype market” are the ones who succeed with them, but those are rare people and furthermore, I’d argue are the unethical ones because I don’t believe that marketing these systems is a good thing. 

Other sources I found reviews from on Digital Income System:

While there are a bunch of websites I found talking about this program, a very good site in my opinion was the following one reviewing Digital Income System. Most of the people commenting on this topic were in agreement with what I had said above in the cons section. 

One person who commented claimed he got 750 leads, paid over $2,000 for it and didn’t make anything, but he did later say he spoke hastily.

I don’t know he made it work or perhaps he was seeking to promote it, but I’m just giving you all the things I read…

Either way, I’d look skeptically at people who are overly positive about this program. If they are and try to pitch it to you, it’s likely they are trying to make money from you.

And if they are skeptical of it like me, at least make sure their arguments against it are intelligent and make sense.

Final Rating: Digital Income System.

Red Flag.

1 out of 10 stars. Because Digital Income System falls under the parameters of a typical high ticket system I would never recommend (Basically because of the 5 cons that are universal across all these programs), I cannot recommend it.

Yes you can make money with this program, I do not deny that, but I would not be surprised if a majority of people who invest in this program do not succeed.

And to promote this system that would then have people spend so much with a small chance of success is not something I would ever promote nor recommend promoting either…

My final thoughts:

I must warn everyone about ALL high ticket programs, not Digital Income System. The core problem I see with all of them is this scheme approach to making money by buying high ticket packages. 

I am used to making money by providing a fairly priced service or product recommendation for a good price, not an inflated price. And that goes for money making opportunities too.

And if you still wish to join Digital Income System, remember the warnings I have and always go into these things prepared to lose money because once again, my experience has shown me that these programs do not have a high likelihood of return unless you’re an experienced marketer and know how to market these programs.

I’ve been a fan of Jim Cockrum ever since I read his eBook and reviewing Proven Amazon Course is something I looked forward to. It is NOT a scam.

Further more, even though I recommend something better, allow me to say that if you’re on the fence about getting Jim’s program, I would say do it.

But before you make that final purchasing decision, read this whole review first, before his program isn’t the only one which offers training on the same subject, at the same high quality level but for a lower price.

Quick Report:

Name: Proven Amazon Course by Jim Cockrum.

Price: $399 one time or $146 every month for 3 months.

Overall Rating: 6 out of 10 stars.

I find myself encountering more and more good training programs revolving around the topic of selling on Amazon recently and this particular program is no different.

But there are certain things I’ve noticed with it, particularly related to how it’s organized and the strategies it utilizes which may or may not be convenient for people to work with, particularly if they are beginners.

In any case, I’ll explain what I mean about that shortly and you just decide if it’s suitable for you or not. 

Either way, even if it’s not, I will provide another alternative which will likely suite you (If Jim’s doesn’t).

Is it recommended? Yes, but I’ve got other options for you, and this will be my most recommended one:

 

 

What is Proven Amazon Course (PAC)?

This whole program is centered around different ways to make money through Amazon via various options such as PLR reselling, eBook creation, selling products via drop shipping, selling your own stuff, affiliate marketing too I believe and more.

Now the last one (affiliate marketing) is the one I personally have good experience with in that I’ve made (and make) sales through Amazon almost daily (my main online sales come from other places).

Pros:

-There is a lot of training, all of which is very high quality stuff. It is found in video and PDF format on the members area and you really do in many instances get more value out of the training than the high price it costs to access it. 

-In addition, community support is available in their members area and private Facebook group which is only accessible once you buy the program, but it does get good feedback, meaning if you have questions, this program provides excellent support.

-There are numerous success stories to show that those who follow through with the training inside this course do indeed succeed.

-Working through Amazon is itself a legitimate way to run an online business. It’s just a matter of using the right training to leverage the potential of this place and certainly, this course does it.

-I want to make a quick note on Jim’s eBook which I briefly mentioned above. It’s called Silent Sales Machine and it was a great eBook on the topic of online marketing that I do recommend.

Cons:

-This is a pretty tough, course to navigate through. Although there is a lot of training, from my understanding, there’s a lot of options to choose and read through, which may be confusing. 

-A lack of a step-by-step option may be tougher for beginners to work through. 

-And finally, the price is pretty big, although not as high as some of the other good programs on the same subject I’ve reviewed. 

Final Rating: PAC.

Green Flag (Great program!)

6 out of 10 stars. Another great program worth looking into if you’re interested in building an Amazon business. It’s not an easy course, but it is high quality stuff, so as long as you incrementally put to use the training and work hard, you should be able to succeed with it.

My final thoughts: More info on the alternative…

So there are (including this one) a number of other GREAT training programs on succeeding on Amazon that I’ve reviewed so far.

Here are some examples:

• The Selling Family.
• The Amazing Selling Machine.
• 5 Figure Niche Site.

All of these program revolve around success through Amazon.

But in my opinion, out of all these choices (and PAC), this is the best one for not just getting success on Amazon but in other networks and online marketing as a whole:

#1: Wealthy Affiliate. Rating: 10 out of 10 stars (highest).

Wealthy Affiliate is the only one out of the 4 on this list which not only shows you topics on making money via Amazon, but also with Google and other places, so the reach is greater. This program will have you build sites and sell products through various networks of your choice.

You can also sell your own products through these things, but in any case, your store will be your website and you are in full control of what you will choose to sell, whether it be an affiliate product or your own. I personally go with the former. Now as a quick rundown of the pros, here’s what you need to know:

• The training is very high quality, more so than the other 3 (because it’s more open ended).
• The support is without a doubt the best out of all 3 (live chat, 24-7). This I am 100% confident on.
• And the price is the most favorable out of all 3 (it’s free but has an optional upgrade of $49 every month).

I chose this program out of the rest because it’s been the one from which I’ve made money though numerous places:

Google, Bing, YouTube, Amazon, ect… 

And also because out of all 4, this is the one which is most comprehensive and newbie friendly as well as very organized to make the training, despite being VERY big, easy to understand and go through.

So while I will say that all 4 programs are awesome, depending on your starting budget, you will want to filter through which of these programs best suites you and the less you have to invest early on, the more I will recommend Wealthy Affiliate to you.

You’ll still get fantastic training, and a high potential for success depending on how you use the strategies. I have for many years and it’s still my favorite for making money online.

You’re more than likely here because you saw one of the many ads on YouTube (or social media) showcasing Sam Ovens and his consulting business. I saw it too.

And you also saw on that ad how his business and what teaches is booming and how he’ll teach you to create your own version of it, but you’ve probably wondered at the same time:

• Is he legit or is he just a scammer?
• What does he actually teach?
• How much does it cost? 

Well that’s what I will be answering for you today since I have a lot of experience with what he teaches and have gone through a bit of his program and sales funnel. I also happen to be a businessman who has done a little bit of successful consulting (by choice) so I know how this business works and I will be showing how to do it yourself if you’re interested.

Here is my personal video review of Sam’s program:

Now besides this video, I have also included much more info on Sam Ovens and his program/opportunity, and we’ll start with this:

So who is Sam Ovens? 

He’s a guy who in his late 20’s became a millionaire via doing consulting work for clients.

Basically he helps his clients improve their businesses by getting more leads through the internet and in return, the consultation, the advice and even a service to do all of this gets him paid big money.

An example of that can work like this:

Here’s a specific example:

Suppose someone who opens up a gym in a city comes to me (since I know this) and asks for advice on how to market his gym online. After all, more leads coming in from the internet = more clients = more money to the gym.

Being that I specialize in online marketing, I give him a consultation explaining how he can do this, then perhaps I charge him $1,000 or more for services to actually help make that gym become more seen online by people and in return, the gym owner starts earning an extra $10,000 a month from my help.

Forking out that $1,000 in that case is a no brainer for them because they are getting 10x their investment back (1,000% ROI). And provided I keep bringing him more clients every month, I can keep getting paid $1k a month.

Now taking that formula and multiplying it by several clients can equal to making $10,000, $100,000 or more every single month.

That is essentially what Sam Ovens does on his website, Consulting.com and he has reached a point where he has countless clients coming to him for help in building their businesses and him and his team provide that to them and get paid big money for each client.

But now he’s added to his business by offering training on all of this:

In addition to offering consultations to clients, he now offers training on how to actually replicate the success he’s had providing consultations.

In other words, through his program, he will teach you how to also become a successful consultant. 

And the price of this training is…$1,999.

It’s quite a lot and actually may cost even beyond that if you start using the training itself, but…

But is it worth that price?

Well he is legit as I said before, but I want to pause this review for a second and explain that learning to become a successful consultant takes effort. Here is a breakdown:

Before I explain exactly what Sam teaches, allow me to show you my stats:

What Sam’s training will teach you (the details of what you learn):

Essentially the training comes down to 2 parts:

Part I: Finding the client.

Your goal is to find people who would be happy to become your clients and you do so through Facebook. You would set up an ad that targets a specific group of people who have a business or occupation and offers them help.

Here is an example:

In this case, the target audience are plumbers who run a plumbing business. Your ad is basically saying that you will help their business grow by finding them more clients that need plumbing services.

Part II: Getting the lead to become a client.

Should a plumber or someone who runs a pluming business see this ad on Facebook and click on it, the next step is to run that person (who is the potential lead) through a sales funnel, that ultimately leads to a 1 on 1 call where you explain your services and basically “consult” with them.

In this part, the consultation has to be done right, so much so that the person agrees to pay you to work for them.

Part III: Delivering the service to the client to make them happy. 

Once you get the client and you both agree to getting paid, the next step is to actually fulfill the promise and get the person/business more leads. In this following example, you would be getting more people in need of pluming services to contact the plumbing service.

The way you would be taught to do this is by setting up Facebook ads, targeting people who are looking for pluming services in the area where the business operates and getting the leads to the client’s website. In other words:

• Run a Facebook ad for people who need pluming services.
• Make the ad lead to the plumbing business website where the people can hire the plumber.

Part IV: Make the client happy and start a long term business relationship.

If you manage to deliver that plumbing business more work, they will be happy to continue working with you and paying you (and if they don’t, they are foolish to do so, but it’s not a problem and you’ll see why in the next part). 

But if you make your client happy, the next step is to basically tell them that you’ll keep running this ad and helping them get more customers as long as they keep paying every month.

Should the client agree, that is going to be a solid way to make bank every month for you.

Part V: Replicate. Find more clients and start multiple long term business relationships.

The first client you manage to land and keep is going to really help build your reputation up and help raise your confidence in getting other clients, because now, you’ll have case studies to provide new, potential clients about how happy your other one/s are, making them more likely to agree to work with you. For example, I give people who ask for my proof, case studies like these.

And in essence, you’ll basically keep repeating all the 5 steps, getting more clients and keeping them around. The more you get will equal to the more you get paid.

Here’s something very interesting, about all of this:

The 5 parts of information I just gave you about what Sam teaches is actually my own knowledge shared with you and I have had my own real life experiences doing this (getting my own business clients and offers).

I didn’t go through Sam’s program (only his webinar), but as I have said, I have a lot of knowledge about this stuff and just shared how it all works, here’s some info on me:

Can you start your own consulting business through Sam’s training?

The answer is yes. Sam’s stuff is legit and so are other similar businesses like these, and ones like this too, but they don’t compare to WA.

If you do decide to do it, I would make sure your decision in doing so isn’t because you’re thinking about all the clients you’ll get or all the money you’d make, but only based on if you see yourself going through the hard work of finding clients, learning the system and being prepared to spend money.

I PROMISE YOU, that if you try to do Sam’s program with the thought of easy money or thinking it’s easy to get clients, be prepared to fail, BIG time. I said before that it’s VERY tough to get clients and I am not kidding, this is a VERY hard business.

I’ve listed the major cons above about working with clients and why it is I choose not do it anymore, but whether…

Interested in Wealthy Affiliate over Sam’s program? Here’s how to get started:

Like I said, you can go with one or BOTH options (some prefer to do both, I personally like the first one). But either way, here’s details on the second option where you get access to training that is literally like Sam’s:

Here is an example of the training (like Sam’s) in Wealthy Affiliate:

And all of this basically concludes the review of Sam Ovens Consulting program 🙂