Chris Luck says, “Ordinary people don’t know this, but the fastest way to make some extra money right now is to talk about your favorite brands on the internet. And the best part is, you do not need to be a certain age. You do not need to look a certain way. You do not need any previous experience. And you can do it whenever you want, wherever you want, starting today.” The heck’s he talking about? Let’s find out. Read on for my Ambassador review.
Jorge Contreras is the creator of The REAL System, a three-month program where he helps you acquire, launch, and automate your first cash flow producing Airbnb property, either through cohosting, subleasing, or buying. Hundreds of students have taken the course. But since it costs $4,997, not everyone can afford it. So Jorge came out with a lightweight version—a live, five-day challenge coming up at the end of the month—that costs substantially less.
Kelcey Lehrich is cofounder and CEO of 365 Holdings, a company that buys and grows ecom brands. He’s also the face of MBAcquire, where he teaches you how to take advantage of the “silver tsunami” (aka the spike in old people) and buy your own recession-proof business this year. For example, Kelcey acquired an emergency food business for pennies on the dollar. It blew up after the pandemic hit. He also bought a cloth diaper biz that took a while but now it’s cranking.
Farida Bayoumi is announcing her new course, FBA Academy 1.0. It has everything you need to start your own Amazon FBA business. How to find a product; how to source a high quality supplier; how to have your products shipped to the Amazon warehouse; and more. Once you’re in the course, you’ll have the option to upgrade to FBA Academy 2.0, which teaches advanced concepts. Scaling; doing your marketing; systems; automation; and so on and so forth.
Aidan Booth has no shame. Every other week he’s selling a new miracle make money online product. This time it’s called 123Profit. “This is the most automated, hands off business model that I’ve seen in my 15+ years of running online businesses,” he pitches, looking like he just saw a ghost. “It’s a really simple three-step system [told ya: zero shame] that’s creating massive opportunities for entrepreneurs like myself, and potentially you.” Read on for my review.
Parker Wilde is the creator of Private Label Accelerator FBA. He says the key to making bank on Amazon is picking the right product. If you get that right, you can do almost everything else wrong and still be successful. Easier said than done, right? “But what if a team of world-class Amazon sellers would actually pick your product for you, so you’d have the best possible chance of being successful?” Parker asks. Read on for my review.
Cait Scudder clearly isn’t planning to slurp spaghetti or swirl a glass of Merlot in that getup – one small mishap, and it’s curtains for her couture.
Cait brands herself The Millionaire Mother.
My mom never made a million, but I did catch her French-kissing Uncle Darrell in the laundry room once. I guess we all have our priorities.
Cait can teach you how to grow your business, your net worth – and yourself – all while raising small humans that hopefully never shoot up a school.
Read on for Cait Scudder reviews.
Bobby Castro believes being exposed to the right information is what’ll make or break your business. But how do you know it’s the right information, right? There are new experts popping up every day on social media. They all have bazillion dollar real estate portfolios. Or so they say. Who do you listen to? Well, you need to see receipts. You need to make sure they can back up their claims; that they’ve earned it, the hard way; that they’re not just faking it till they make it to sell you a course.
Carlton Weiss is the founder of Private Wealth Academy. They can show ya how to build $50k in corporate credit without personal liability. Meaning, you do not have to personally pay back those debts. In their Corporate Credit Secrets webinar, they open with the usual. Jobs suck. Owning your own business is better, but it’s hard. Most fail. And it’s usually due to a lack of funding. Which sets the stage perfectly for the solution they’re about to sell you.
Jake Leicht has flipped over 900 houses using 100% other people’s money. “A lot of times, when I talk about OPM,” he says, “whether I’m onstage or making content online? People immediately get skeptical. They think there’s some sort of catch. They think it’s not entirely possible that you can buy a house, flip it, make a profit on it, all without using anything from your own pocket. And I’m here to tell you, that’s not the case.” Read on for my review of TheFlipSecrets.com.
Jeff Sekinger is the kind of guy who’d rob the family safe then lead the search party to find the “thief.”
He wants to be seen as a legitimate investor. But his green really comes from selling shortcuts and bots that probably can’t out-trade a toddler.
That sets the table for this Nurp review.
Per Jeff, Nurp is an algorithmic intelligence trading bot that returns 13.6% per month.
And no profit share. You keep 100% of the gains.
Rohan Gilkes has a reminder for you: local service businesses are the lifeblood of our economy. They’re also the easiest and most opportunistic entry point for most aspiring entrepreneurs. Think about it. What are you more likely to pull off: creating the next TikTok or getting one of your neighbors to pay you $60 to wash their car? Exactly. Rohan’s first multi-million dollar business was cleaning people’s homes and offices. Only, he didn’t do the cleaning.
Tyler Tennyson drives a Tesla, does Brazilian jiu jitsu, believes Christ is king, and rocks some cool tattoos.
He claims he’s made $1.7 million through remote cleaning.
Damn, T.
I’m pretty sure it was Aristotle who said, “Back then they didn’t want me. Now I’m hot, they all on me.”
Actually, that was a washed-up rapper. Never mind.
Tyler and his partner Tim Nguyen want to show you how to make over $200k per year with an almost-passive remote cleaning business of your own.
Read on for Clean Profit Academy reviews.
Stephen and Robert are the founders of a company called Marketplace SuperHeroes. Their bread and butter is selling simple, super niche products globally on Amazon. But lately, they’ve been cashing in on a concept they call One Page Profits, where you drive traffic to a landing page which then redirects people over to companies who’ll pay you anywhere from $30 to $100 for every lead you refer. Is this legit? What do you need to know? Read on for my review.
Mike Basevic calls himself The Anxiety-Free Executive. He helps 6-figure professionals banish fear and self-doubt, develop Kanye-level confidence, and hit new revenue records.
Sheesh. What’s his day job, headlining at the Abracadabra Convention?
Unlock peak performance. Tap into massive energy. Feel great again. Do it all in as little as four weeks, Mike says.
No matter how stressful or chaotic your life is right now, he’s got the fix.
Continue reading for my No Limits Nation review.