Tom Bell is the creator of Viralstyle, an all-in-one ecom platform. If you wanna predictably and profitably sell print on demand products, with no ad spend, while only working a few hours a week? Listen up. Tom’s got a proven strategy to help you find winning designs on the reg, each of which could make you hundreds if not thousands of dollars per month. And you’ll never have to touch a product or deal with a whiny customer. Read on for my review.
David Fedewa is the founder of Invent Tribe, where he’ll show ya how to turn your simple ideas into passive income. Quick story. A few years back, David was out on a boat celebrating 4th of July. They were tipping a few back when he got this great idea on how to keep beers colder, faster. The next day, when he sobers up, he remembers his great idea, does some market research. Where does this thing fit in the marketplace—or does it? he wondered.
Amer Abu Shakra – a name you just wanna say twice. Beard that says “6% beer or better, please.” Shirt that says “Look, bro, I’m open to being wrong as long as we both agree I’m right.”
When he’s not reeling in a largemouth bass, the Contracting.com cofounder is busy helping tradesmen build successful businesses.
Are you a contractor drowning in day-to-day tasks, unable to take on more jobs?
Perfect.
Amer and his team will help you clone yourself, hiring a self-managing employee to replace you within 60 days, or you don’t pay.
Gentry Chidester is the brother of Tanner Chidester, who sells all kinds of get rich quick (and easy) programs. He says he went from making $2- to $4k a month, to making over $40k a month, without building a business and with zero risk. He can show you how to do this, too, even if you have no degrees, experience, special skills, or even a product or service of your own to sell. Lemme guess: you just have to enroll people into $10,000 coaching programs, like the ones Tanner sells?
Alex Hormozi plans on becoming a billionaire by partnering with online course creators and coaches (who’re already doing at least $1 million a year in sales) and helping ’em scale. And we know he’s a simple man. Doesn’t spend much money. So unless the price of nose strips, wife beaters and flannels goes up exponentially, we can assume he and Leila are over there sitting on some pretty fat stacks of cash. Surely he’s putting some of that into crypto, right?
Brian Waldron claims he’s got a 7-figure event space company based outta Brooklyn, New York. Billionaire B, as he calls himself, grew up with that entrepreneur bug. He was flipping playing cards, candy, then as he got a little older, sneakers—whatever he could find that there was a market for. Meanwhile, his mom had this little space she was renting out for birthday parties and anniversaries and whatnot. Once Brian was old enough, he was like, “Yo, let me run this.”
Richard Behney is The Million Dollar Plumber. In his so-called Success Academy, he’ll show you how to follow in his footsteps. To go from working in your plumbing business—fixing leaky faucets and unclogging toilets and answering calls and filling out paperwork—to working on your plumbing business. “Now this is where you have systems and processes in place,” Richard says. “Which allows you to remove yourself from the business.” Read on for my review.
Terry Kim and Jacob Hess, both Air Force veterans, founded NexGenT – short for Next Generation Training, as evidenced by their schmedium t-shirts above.
Drawing on their decades of experience in network engineering and cybersecurity from working at Cisco Systems, Arista Networks, and Dimension Data, they’ve combined a military-style, job-readiness training philosophy with an immersive program designed to launch careers in cybersecurity or networking faster and more effectively than ever before.
No one knows what it means, but it’s provocative… it gets the people going!
Read on for my NGT Academy review.
Sophie Howard is more slippery than an eel in a bucket of snot. She’s got the trust factor of a Payday loan.
I want to like her, I do. She’s cute. She’s a mom. She’s got that adorable accent.
But damn. The gal’s promoted so many biz opps over the years, I’ve lost track. And it’s the way she goes about it. Everything’s fast and easy and there’s no risk, right Sophie?
Let’s see if this one’s any different.
Read on for eSelling Machine reviews.
Ralph Boddicker is an Amazon FBA mentor and the founder of Private Label Squad. Before that, he worked in corporate America, selling mortgages to people who were either buying a home or refinancing their current one. When he started his family, he decided he needed something with more stability, more control. So he got into private label, selling various products on Amazon, growing that business to over $20,000 per month. People noticed, began asking him for help.
Insurance adjusters can make a ton of money, work flexible hours, and never be affected by the economy. This guy—Matt Rau—would know. Eight years ago, he was a welder in Colorado. Hated it. The commute, the long hours, the backbreaking work, all for a puny paycheck that barley covered the bills. Had to be something else out there. That’s when he heard about this insurance adjusting school that was taking place in Denver, not far from where he lived.
Chris Keyz claims he can help you build a six- or seven-figure ecom brand. But you can’t come into it thinking it’s gonna happen overnight. You need to have a long-term outlook. That means building an actual brand. Which is about the only way to set yourself apart from the competition. “For example,” Chris says, “I have this client. She sells products in the health and beauty space. She took 4-5 months off just ’cause life got in the way.”
Would you like to make anywhere from $80- to $150 Gs a year using a pressure washer and this dude’s proven Start & Scale business system? (Stunna shades sold separately.) “This is the same system that has helped me generate over $1.9 million in the last three years,” the bearded bro says. “And it can help you make a minimum of $5- to $12,000 per month within the next 90 days guaranteed.” Too good to be true? Read on for my review.
The Gale Team claims you can use your home to grow your wealth and buy an investment property that a tenant will pay off for you. And you don’t have to use a single dollar of your savings. Something about leveraging dormant equity and multiplying it with their little-known method. In doing so, you could be in a position to acquire your first investment property within the next 30 days. So what’s this all about? And what’s the catch, right? Read on for my review.
Sys Savanh can help you turn your expertise into an online business you love, and make 7-figures in the process. His entry-level product is a live virtual Online Business Success Bootcamp. If you’re a speaker, trainer, author, agency owner, course creator, coach, or mentor—or you’d like to be—it’s got your name on it. This particular program, which Sys pitches on his 7 Figures Made Simple website, costs $97. Expect upsells after that. Worth buying? Read on.