Pros:
- Easy to get a refund (you’ll want one)
- You found this review before buying
Cons:
- Horrible excuse for an affiliate marketing product
- More “don’t close this tab!” offers than I’ve ever seen before in my life
- Scammy, no-value-added upsells
- Lessons teach you almost nothing
- Your sites WILL NOT go viral
In the member’s area for Commission Shortcut, Chris Freville and Mike Daniels give you a series of eight videos. That’s right, you’re being asked to pay $46 for a series of eight videos. It wouldn’t bother me so much if those eight videos were packed with valuable content and really taught something of value, but unfortunately they don’t. Here is a summary of each video:
Video 1: How to signup for Clickbank
Video 2: How to put your affiliate ID into the Commission Shortcut eBooks
Video 3: A list of eBook directories as well as a step-by-step of how to submit to one of these directories
Video 4: How to setup a WordPress site and how to setup a simple email autoresponder campaign
Video 5: How to signup for joint venture giveaways
Video 6: How to upload your eBook to Scribd.com
Video 7: How to upload your eBook to Calameo.com
Video 8: How to upload your eBook to DocStoc.com
I don’t know about you, but nothing on that list justifies charging $46 in my opinion. You can buy massive packs of private label rights eBooks for $5 or $10 all over the internet (including eBay). A simple Google search will turn up a massive list of eBook directories I can submit to, and I can figure out how to register an account and post with any one of those directories, so what exactly did I just pay for? Oh, that’s right, that little promise about “going viral”. Well unfortunately, eBooks like this just don’t go viral. It just doesn’t work that way.
Long story short, save your money. This program will only waste your time and hard-earned money that you could invest much better in your affiliate marketing business. I wish I could say better things about Commission Shortcut in this review, but Chris Freville and Mike Daniels had it coming with the lack of content and failure to deliver on their promises that they have put together here. It’s not the biggest scam I’ve seen, but it’s far cry from being a product I’d recommend paying for.
Summary: Even though it’s turnkey, it’s still horrible
Description: Commission Shortcut by Mike Daniels and Chris Freville sure is turnkey, but an awful turnkey product creates awful results. Details in this review.
Rating: 1 out of 5.
Thank you I just received an email from them
No problem at all, Michael! I’m glad that I could help – if there’s anything else I can help with down the road, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Thank you very much for your eyeopening analysis.