You are absolutely right Brandy. You have to learn and apply those lessons in order to build a worthwhile income and this is something a lot of people just forget because they’re on the internet for some reason.

I would recommend that you check out Wealthy Affiliate which I’m also a member of. I’m recommending them based on what you want and based on the value they provide.

1. easy set up
2. low initial cost (Free to sign up/$19 first month)
3. low monthly payments ($49 considering the immense amount of value you’re getting)
4. different payment plans (yearly, bi-annually, monthly)
5. ability to earn from system thereby reducing cost (some people are essentially getting the training free of cost this way)

I’ve put together a review of the system so you can see what is offered and you can also sign up for free (without credit card) to check out the training and decide if it’s of any benefit to you.

I’d also like to know if there is a program where maybe the training would be offered at different prices for the level that you receive? There are people that may not need the extensive training others might. Not speaking for myself because I would definitely need all the help I could get, but could and would appreciate a reduction in the systems cost after I was well adjusted and no longer needed as much assistance. Does that make sense? I don’t know how difficult running an online business is or what it would take to adopt an idea like this would cost, but I know that everyone is different and having the option would be nice.

Please send or post the companies you would use…..of course the most reputable as well.

Thank you!

What are you looking for when it comes to affiliate training? Is it that you want something done for you where you have to do minimal work? Is it something that doesn’t charge you a fee? Just trying to figure it out so that I maybe able to find something that’s perfect for you.

Hello Ann, I don’t know about a phone number for this company but the support email is support@affiliateacademics.com. All you need to do to contact them is to start a new message in gmail and put their email as the person you’re sending the message to.

do you have a phone# for this group? legitimate businesses do not make it so difficult to get in touch with them.

It’s good to know that people are actually having success with Affiliate Academics. I don’t have a problem giving a program a positive review if it’s actually good. I just want my audience to find stuff that actually helps them which is why I point them in the direction of the program that I’ve been using since 2007.

Of course my post is going to have a negative tone – it’s 5 reasons why I DIDN’T buy Affiliate Academics. It’s based on past experience and observation. Since you’re basically challenging my view of your program, I think I’ll pay for it and do an actual review sometime in the near future. The dashboard from the screenshot looks like it might actually have some value.

If you’ve ever owned/launched a product you will know that some people don’t pay attention to terms or anything before making a purchase. They buy impulsively and then look for a reason to quit before they even login or go through any training. It surprises me that someone was able to find your support before ours considering it’s clearly at the bottom of every single page in addition to all other disclaimers, and in the members area as shown here:

If you wanted a demo review all you had to do is ask and you could give it an objective review.

I actually just spoke to one guy today and he’s seeing results and was happy about it

Another woman recently posted this in our group

I blurred out names and pics for obvious reasons, but the point is my system actually works, and people are seeing that first hand when they trust me and take the first step.

I just feel this article, although not a “review”, has a negative tone to it when you don’t know what this program is or what it does. The value is higher on this than anything out there imo, although I’m sure my view is biased 🙂

I assume my goal is very similar to yours in the fact I just want to help people, teach them properly, and wow them so much that they never buy another product again unless it’s another product by me, because of the value and knowledge I’ve put into this program and given to them.

Hope this helps and thanks for at least replying and allowing my comment to show in this thread.

– Alan

Thank you Mr. Alan Magliocca for getting in touch concerning this “review” that I wrote on your product. I know it’s frustrating to read the things I wrote here but I can assure you that they’re not lies – just my perspective.

First of all, this isn’t a review at all. And I don’t think I called Affiliate Academics a scam at anytime in the article.

It is true that I didn’t buy the product and I make that very clear in the article. I also said at the end of the first paragraph that “This isn’t a review of the system (because I didn’t get it) but rather 5 reasons why I didn’t bother purchasing Affiliate Academics.”

Then I proceeded to lay out 5 reasons why I didn’t bother buying your product. The title of the post also implies that I didn’t buy the product, never says anything about it being a review and doesn’t call your product a scam.

The reasons are based on some experience with your previous products and on some observations I made during the pre-purchase experience. I ended up not purchasing mainly because of the “agreement” on the order page. It just made me uncomfortable.

The $1 trial thing gets a lot of people because they don’t read the order page properly I guess. Forced continuity or hidden continuity isn’t good. I had one of your customers emailing me asking me to kindly refund her money because she got about 5 charges to her credit card that she claims she didn’t authorize. But of course we know she authorized the $1 charge. I had to direct her to the support email because she was obviously looking in the wrong place for a refund. I’m sure there are others who are in a similar position. To me, if someone is getting their card charged multiple times when they only signed up for a $1 then they’re getting caught in a trap. I know it says on the order page that they will be billed $30+ after the trial period ends but that doesn’t seem to be the case of the customer who contacted me.

Then we have an inconsistent “review” of my disclaimers and my pricing, saying my product is a scam because I’m clear and honest up front with the customer BEFORE they spend any money, and try to offer it at an affordable price for them? I don’t even know what to say about this one.

Again, this isn’t a review and I’m clear on that. Kinda like what tech blogs do when the new Iphone is coming out. They’d do a piece like “5 Features We’d Like to See in the Iphone 10” or “Why I’m Not Going to Buy the Iphone 10”.

My goal with this website, however comical you might find it, is to help people who take the time to do their due diligence.