Everything I mentioned in the review above is based on my personal evaluation of Your Eight Steps, Paul.

I would not intentionally try to damage the reputation of any program without merit. I signed up for the program, went through the training and found that it did not fit the way it was being advertised as a complete internet marketing system.

I stand behind my opinions and as I’ve said, Your Eight Steps is missing some key components of internet marketing that should be in any good internet marketing training. That is why I said that if you were to take away this site, then you’d have to start from scratch again and it would be tough. You just won’t be able to tackle ANY program or online business.

The site does not have a live chat (at least not at the time I checked) but it might be easy to contact the owners (which I did check in the comparison chart) and you can talk to them through skype and Facebook.

Your Eight Steps may be fine for someone who wants to promote safelists and traffic exchanges but what about someone who is passionate about fishing, or photography or billiards? Can they learn how to build a complete business using Your Eight Steps? At the time of evaluation, this is a no and that is why I cannot and would not recommend Your Eight Steps to complete beginners.

If someone was to ask me “Jay, what do you think about Your Eight Steps? Should I join?” This would be my answer.

In my evaluation of the program, Your Eight Steps failed to prove that this was “the most complete money making system online”.

Firstly, Your review claims that Y.E.S. only teaches how to use safelists and traffic exchanges…That’s LIE number 1.
“Without this site, you’re right back to square one and none the wiser.” that’s Lie #2.
if you follow what is taught you can leave the site and tackle ANY program or business online….
Your comparison chart is full of “LIES” as well….
“Is it easy to get help” – yes…very responsive support…also skype and facebook…not to mention that your sponsor’s contact info is right there IF your sponsor followed the system properly but if not again…support, facebook and skype.
“is there live chat” again you LIE and say there isn’t… I chat with richard all the time!
Also,
you are misinformed if you think that it is all about building another company…the entire point is to get you using the things that failures online DON’T use.

Actually that’s not what Wealthy Affiliate teaches. I do reviews about both good programs and bad programs. It’s just that there are a lot of really bad programs out there and in my opinion Your Eight Steps just happens to be one. What am I going to tell someone looking for an honest review of Your Eight Steps? Lies?

Sharon, thank you for sharing your opinions on Your Eight Steps, GVO and Pure Leverage.

The owner of YES did have a comment on here but I accidentally deleted all my blog comments so unfortunately it isn’t here anymore. He said that I’m one of the worst when it comes to internet marketing and that I didn’t know what I was doing. It’s interesting that you say that the owners of YES aren’t too well versed in the internet marketing industry as a whole because that was exactly what I thought too.

I’m happy that you find Wealthy Affiliate useful and endorse it still even though you’re no longer a member. It’s really the best way to go if you want to learn internet marketing and build a solid internet business.

I was looking at YES and didn’t really know much about it except that the two owners are not really that well versed in the Internet Marketing industry as a whole.

As for GVO and Pure Leverage…I avoid those programs/opportunities like the plague. They are almost exclusively owned and created by so called Gurus who have beautiful websites full of stock images and photos that anyone can get free off the web. Pictures of beautiful mansions, expensive vehicles, sandy beaches and vacations. All of these are meant to draw in the suckers (and yes, I was one of them) and fill their heads with empty dreams and promises of wealth! And also lies. I especially dislike the sites that give the prospective member a “tour” of the owners home. I’ve heard that these are just rented for purposes of drawing members in and convincing them to sign up. It is not so subtle subliminal seduction. Anyway, once in you are presented with nothing but upsells and more upsells. If you do not get “all in” you will never succeed as “they want you to”. They are only doing this to line their pockets and empty yours.

I hope you keep this comment and feel free to post it anywhere you want. After all, everything I’ve said is my opinion only, but remember, I do have first hand knowledge of these so-called Guru Programs.

Tell your readers to please do themselves a favor and start with Wealthy Affiliate. It’s the only way to go!!!

Thanks again for a great review.