An internet marketer sent me an email that said, “…using this new product you will be racking up huge Clickbank commissions.” How many times I have heard the same theme”, I wondered. Anyway, this new product is called Commission Blueprint 2.0. It has 40 video tutorials and I assume 20 of them will tell you what is Clickbank and how to sign up with Clickbank.
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I immediately clicked on the link and landed on the sales page. There was this video on the home page – I guy holding an apple laptop. As usual to my annoyance, this video starts playing automatically and the guy announces his name. He tells you why he is doing this incredibly expensive internet information poducts. He is incredibly blessed with all the profits he has made (and now he wants you to buy his expensive product so that he can make more money).
He talks about freedom and the comfort of affiliate marketing and the nice vacations he is taking (by selling you those expensive products). He shows you boats, expensive cars, and stuff like that. He is like Buddha who has attained his Nirvana and wants you teach his methods. But unlike Buddha, you need to hand him over close to $500 so that he can enjoy his life using your money.
He keeps on telling that you too can do it. Everybody can do it. He wants to make sure everybody is ready with their credit card. He tells you that you only need time and efforts. I agree with him. But immediately he added that you also need Commission Blue Print 2.0 for $500. Unless you have his Commission Blue Print 2.0, he cannot live the luxury life that he is showing you in his video.
He has covered every thing in his so called Affiliate Marketing course. Market research, keyword research, SEO, social media, AdWords, you name it, he has it. You need useless tools, he has those also.
He wants you too read those boring testimonials. He also shows you lots of screen-shots of people making hundreds of thousands dollars using affiliate marketing. He shows you a PayPal balance of $1.7 million. I was wondering why he is keeping $1.7 million in his PayPal account. No sane person will do that. May be, he wants to take a screen capture so that he can convince you to buy his product.
I could not see any money back guarantee for this product. It may be there but it is not obvious to me. And, here comes the disclaimer part. I love this disclaimers. As I suspected, you may not earn any money at all after purchasing his product. If that is the case, you cannot blame him for taking your hard earned money to advance his lifestyle. You may be dumb and don’t know what the hell you’re doing.
So, if you have $500 to throw away, buy a bunch of videos and access to useless tools branded as Commission Blueprint 2.0 to make somebody rich. It is your call, buddy.
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