Featured Reviews
Char 's review...
Joe Marujo's review...
My experience with the program so far
Let's get one thing out of the way up front: A lot of marketers are advertising this as a way to "make $2000 without enrolling anyone. "
While that is a mathematical possibility, it's not going to happen. No one is going to make $2000 per month just by joining. I'm sure that's going to upset some folks, but we need to be real.
Having said that, if you do market this program, you will make money. No program ever created by Ben Glinsky did not make people money. This one will be no different.
The Powerline fear of loss model is very convincing and will convert lot's and lot's of people.
What nobody is talking about is that there are some very good products that are reasonably priced, especially for an MLM. Ben has a licensed pharmacist on staff that probably wouldn't risk his professional association if the products weren't legit.
I also like the fact from a marketers standpoint is that you can promote this without any additional tools, which makes it very newbie-friendly.
The email follow-up provided by the company is also very good, again, using the fear of loss as a very compelling motivator.
What I Like
You might not really understand what we have here with LiveGood...
That is, unless you see it like I do.
You see, I've been an on and off member, fan, and yes, victim of the MLM/network marketing business model for more than 3 decades.
This is not my first rodeo.
In all those years I, like many, have searched for "the unicorn. "
The company where the average person can actually win.
It never really existed.
Don't get me wrong, there are some really great companies occupying the MLM space.
The problem is, they're filled with roadblocks that keep the average person constantly chasing a dream that never comes true.
Roadblocks like:
Expensive starter packs, where you are encouraged to buy huge qualifying product purchases if "you really want to succeed... "
Overpriced products so they can pay commissions to the top, like hundred-dollar protein shakes that you can buy at Walmart for 22 bucks...
Monthly autoships that can cost hundreds of dollars just so you can stay active in the comp plan.
Monthly recruiting quotas that the average Joe (no relation) just can't keep up with.
You get the picture.
With LiveGood, they literally threw out the old, broken MLM model.
Instead, they took a page from the Amazon book. This is the Amazon Prime Business Model.
Charge a small monthly membership fee ($9.95) and sell quality products at below-wholesale prices.
You only buy products when you want to and when you need to. No quotas. No autoship.
Does it work? Ask the 100,000 people who joined in the last 90 days. Get on the Zoom calls and watch the countless people that never had success before and are finally winning.
So even if you've seen it before and you think you know, watch the video and take the free tour. This time, pay attention to what's really going on here.
What I Dislike
I find the company provided websites a little cheap-looking but since most of us create our own marketing, this shouldn't be a deal breaker for you.
Final Verdict
What we have here though, is a no-brainer.
For just $10 bucks a month you have a very marketable program and get to buy some very good products at very-wholesale prices.
Imagine if you had the opportunity several years ago to market "Amazon's new Prime Membership Program. "
Now imagine if you were getting paid $.25 per month for all the Prime memberships active today...
This might be the closest thing ever to the elusive unicorn.
I look forward to winning with you!
Visit Livegood.com
Let's get one thing out of the way up front: A lot of marketers are advertising this as a way to "make $2000 without enrolling anyone. "
While that is a mathematical possibility, it's not going to happen. No one is going to make $2000 per month just by joining. I'm sure that's going to upset some folks, but we need to be real.
Having said that, if you do market this program, you will make money. No program ever created by Ben Glinsky did not make people money. This one will be no different.
The Powerline fear of loss model is very convincing and will convert lot's and lot's of people.
What nobody is talking about is that there are some very good products that are reasonably priced, especially for an MLM. Ben has a licensed pharmacist on staff that probably wouldn't risk his professional association if the products weren't legit.
I also like the fact from a marketers standpoint is that you can promote this without any additional tools, which makes it very newbie-friendly.
The email follow-up provided by the company is also very good, again, using the fear of loss as a very compelling motivator.
What I Like
You might not really understand what we have here with LiveGood...
That is, unless you see it like I do.
You see, I've been an on and off member, fan, and yes, victim of the MLM/network marketing business model for more than 3 decades.
This is not my first rodeo.
In all those years I, like many, have searched for "the unicorn. "
The company where the average person can actually win.
It never really existed.
Don't get me wrong, there are some really great companies occupying the MLM space.
The problem is, they're filled with roadblocks that keep the average person constantly chasing a dream that never comes true.
Roadblocks like:
Expensive starter packs, where you are encouraged to buy huge qualifying product purchases if "you really want to succeed... "
Overpriced products so they can pay commissions to the top, like hundred-dollar protein shakes that you can buy at Walmart for 22 bucks...
Monthly autoships that can cost hundreds of dollars just so you can stay active in the comp plan.
Monthly recruiting quotas that the average Joe (no relation) just can't keep up with.
You get the picture.
With LiveGood, they literally threw out the old, broken MLM model.
Instead, they took a page from the Amazon book. This is the Amazon Prime Business Model.
Charge a small monthly membership fee ($9.95) and sell quality products at below-wholesale prices.
You only buy products when you want to and when you need to. No quotas. No autoship.
Does it work? Ask the 100,000 people who joined in the last 90 days. Get on the Zoom calls and watch the countless people that never had success before and are finally winning.
So even if you've seen it before and you think you know, watch the video and take the free tour. This time, pay attention to what's really going on here.
What I Dislike
I find the company provided websites a little cheap-looking but since most of us create our own marketing, this shouldn't be a deal breaker for you.
Final Verdict
What we have here though, is a no-brainer.
For just $10 bucks a month you have a very marketable program and get to buy some very good products at very-wholesale prices.
Imagine if you had the opportunity several years ago to market "Amazon's new Prime Membership Program. "
Now imagine if you were getting paid $.25 per month for all the Prime memberships active today...
This might be the closest thing ever to the elusive unicorn.
I look forward to winning with you!
Visit Livegood.com
Joe Leech's review...
My experience with the program so far
In a word: Horrible. I'm an experienced online networker and beyond any doubt, this is the WORST program I've ever seen. Highly disguised under comments of being the best and easiest. With this strong of an expression, it cannot be summarized in a few words. In short, it's not even a business opportunity (freely acknowledged by its owner and founder) but a unique emailing program.
From the user's point of view, it has no elements of business where you can take and control a positive and defined action, such as the wording in an ad or where to place it, and then measure the result to determine the best step.
You perform some actions, such as requesting additions to your openers list, with no idea of what is being said or where it's being posted. All you get is a certain number of new openers or people who are now assigned to you. You receive a downloadable list of names and emails, but there's no way to know if these are real or bots, and from this list, you proceed to send out emails. That's another story. But again, the bottom line is this is like playing the slot machines or gambling, and like gambling, some win and some lose.
My quantitative experience is that I religiously worked this program for 8 months, keeping good data, logging in, and posting daily. I invested a total of $1182 over this period and collected just $673 in commissions. I had another $112 due to me, but it wasn't payable until I hit the $300 payout threshold, with little chance of that happening with the remaining mail credits. When I resigned, I had 114,814 'openers' or contacts, which were considered by the company to be assets and could be exported to a .csv file, which I did. There was no guarantee if these were real names, bots, or otherwise, and using them, particularly under the new 'low bounce' rules, was not practical. Every legitimate 'bulk mailer' would not allow third-party emails to be uploaded or sent, so they had no value.
What I Like
Virtually nothing, other than the fact you could do this program with approximately 15-30 minutes of work time daily. I also like the fact the owner communicates regularly, typically weekly. Half of his generally hour-long updates are rehashes of the program, emphasizing that it is the only program on the internet that does all three elements of email marketing: providing a list to mail to, providing content to the recipients that can be monetized, and providing the mail delivery asset or program, including keeping the IPs fresh. After listening to nearly all the updates, you begin to learn that there is no valuable content that will tell you exactly what to do, and the disclaimer is: 'You all have different lists, and each has its own characteristics.'
What I Dislike
What I dislike is the way this is presented. It's offered as a free trial where you can learn how the program works and actually see that some people will open your emails, and that in the process, you are earning monetary credit. In my case, in the first 30 days, I earned $112.00. The catch is that you can't collect any money until you upgrade (the lowest upgrade is $97), and then you are not paid until your accrued commissions hit $300. While most commissions are eventually paid, many people report delays
Final Verdict
It's not a reliable, measurable, or repeatable business. It's an interesting gamble, much like playing the slot machines. The risks are probably about the same. The house (Bobby) will always win; for others, some will win and write rave reviews, while others won't. You will only find positives on their approved Facebook page as any negative comments are not allowed. If you have money to gamble, you can do this with as little as 15-30 minutes a day. Be sure to include the value of your time. Breaking even or only earning $500 after putting in two months or so is NOT a good investment.
I have resigned from this program and do NOT recommend it.
Visit Cliqly.com
In a word: Horrible. I'm an experienced online networker and beyond any doubt, this is the WORST program I've ever seen. Highly disguised under comments of being the best and easiest. With this strong of an expression, it cannot be summarized in a few words. In short, it's not even a business opportunity (freely acknowledged by its owner and founder) but a unique emailing program.
From the user's point of view, it has no elements of business where you can take and control a positive and defined action, such as the wording in an ad or where to place it, and then measure the result to determine the best step.
You perform some actions, such as requesting additions to your openers list, with no idea of what is being said or where it's being posted. All you get is a certain number of new openers or people who are now assigned to you. You receive a downloadable list of names and emails, but there's no way to know if these are real or bots, and from this list, you proceed to send out emails. That's another story. But again, the bottom line is this is like playing the slot machines or gambling, and like gambling, some win and some lose.
My quantitative experience is that I religiously worked this program for 8 months, keeping good data, logging in, and posting daily. I invested a total of $1182 over this period and collected just $673 in commissions. I had another $112 due to me, but it wasn't payable until I hit the $300 payout threshold, with little chance of that happening with the remaining mail credits. When I resigned, I had 114,814 'openers' or contacts, which were considered by the company to be assets and could be exported to a .csv file, which I did. There was no guarantee if these were real names, bots, or otherwise, and using them, particularly under the new 'low bounce' rules, was not practical. Every legitimate 'bulk mailer' would not allow third-party emails to be uploaded or sent, so they had no value.
What I Like
Virtually nothing, other than the fact you could do this program with approximately 15-30 minutes of work time daily. I also like the fact the owner communicates regularly, typically weekly. Half of his generally hour-long updates are rehashes of the program, emphasizing that it is the only program on the internet that does all three elements of email marketing: providing a list to mail to, providing content to the recipients that can be monetized, and providing the mail delivery asset or program, including keeping the IPs fresh. After listening to nearly all the updates, you begin to learn that there is no valuable content that will tell you exactly what to do, and the disclaimer is: 'You all have different lists, and each has its own characteristics.'
What I Dislike
What I dislike is the way this is presented. It's offered as a free trial where you can learn how the program works and actually see that some people will open your emails, and that in the process, you are earning monetary credit. In my case, in the first 30 days, I earned $112.00. The catch is that you can't collect any money until you upgrade (the lowest upgrade is $97), and then you are not paid until your accrued commissions hit $300. While most commissions are eventually paid, many people report delays
Final Verdict
It's not a reliable, measurable, or repeatable business. It's an interesting gamble, much like playing the slot machines. The risks are probably about the same. The house (Bobby) will always win; for others, some will win and write rave reviews, while others won't. You will only find positives on their approved Facebook page as any negative comments are not allowed. If you have money to gamble, you can do this with as little as 15-30 minutes a day. Be sure to include the value of your time. Breaking even or only earning $500 after putting in two months or so is NOT a good investment.
I have resigned from this program and do NOT recommend it.
Visit Cliqly.com
Paul Germana's review...
I have been with Evelyn Kramer at WealthBuilderHits since 2014. I ran ProfitTrek as part of the WealthBuilderTENetwork. She really WAS a WealthBuilder.
As one of the leaders in the ClickTrackProfit era, WBH has always broke the mold in new membership, traffic generation and team surf competitions.
WealthBuilderHits is one of the best traffic resources, because there is always SOMEONE surfing and we pay what we owe. Were always in the Top 5 at ClickTrackProfit!
I like that WealthBuilderHits has been around from the beginning of the TE race. Evelyn has a lot of experience online. Pretty sure anyone who's anybody remembers WealthBuilderTeamCoop and CTP Teams knows that generating traffic online is about peaking interest in listbuilding and traffic generation.
So when I put sites in rotation at WealthBuilderHits, traffic actually flows and my sites get real pageviews. Membership IS growing steadfily.
Only thing I don't like about Welthbilderhits, is that there aren't more members, but one day at a time I say.
With everything going on, it can be tough to stay focused on an internet business, but that's exactly why I think that
WealthBuilderHits will continue to grow, as the leading traffic resource and commission based affilaite program.
WealthBuilderHits is one the best TE's online, because of the history.
I honestly hope to see you soon.
Paul Germana
Visit Welthbilderhits.com
As one of the leaders in the ClickTrackProfit era, WBH has always broke the mold in new membership, traffic generation and team surf competitions.
WealthBuilderHits is one of the best traffic resources, because there is always SOMEONE surfing and we pay what we owe. Were always in the Top 5 at ClickTrackProfit!
I like that WealthBuilderHits has been around from the beginning of the TE race. Evelyn has a lot of experience online. Pretty sure anyone who's anybody remembers WealthBuilderTeamCoop and CTP Teams knows that generating traffic online is about peaking interest in listbuilding and traffic generation.
So when I put sites in rotation at WealthBuilderHits, traffic actually flows and my sites get real pageviews. Membership IS growing steadfily.
Only thing I don't like about Welthbilderhits, is that there aren't more members, but one day at a time I say.
With everything going on, it can be tough to stay focused on an internet business, but that's exactly why I think that
WealthBuilderHits will continue to grow, as the leading traffic resource and commission based affilaite program.
WealthBuilderHits is one the best TE's online, because of the history.
I honestly hope to see you soon.
Paul Germana
Visit Welthbilderhits.com
Tom Lindstrom's review...
This Udimi.com review will help you learn more about one of the biggest and best sites where you can purchase high-quality email solo ads to promote your online business opportunity.
In this Udimi review, I will share my personal experience of buying solo email ads (see my results at the end of this review), what I especially love about Udimi, and things that could be improved.
Personally, I think Udimi.com is one of the best places you can buy email solo ads; for around $50, you can get 100 clicks to your offer. Buying traffic is an investment in your business. Free traffic will also get you results, but it is very slow and time-consuming.
Only 100% targeted traffic!
You can be 100% sure that only people who are truly interested in what you have to offer will click through and read your message; bots and fake traffic will be automatically filtered out.
The traffic you receive from Udimi is highly targeted because your offer is sent to people who are interested in what you have to offer.
I have purchased 29 email solo ads so far (see my results at the end of the review). I especially love their rating system; it gives me the opportunity to read reviews from other Udimi customers before I place my order.
Quick Results!
You can expect a high volume of traffic. In some cases, the traffic starts within a few hours of ordering. The seller must deliver your traffic within 100 hours of accepting your offer.
Your goal is, of course, to get as many leads as possible to sign up for your offer. If your opt-in page looks professional and you have a great offer, you can expect to get a high opt-in rate (and sales down the line).
When your traffic order is finished, you have the opportunity to rate the seller. This will help others determine if this particular seller's traffic is converting. After rating the seller, you have a 50% chance to win a $5 discount on your next traffic order.
A Few Helpful Hints
When you order clicks at Udimi, you will get the best results by choosing a vendor that offers traffic in your niche. So, if you have an offer in the "make money online" niche, you need to pick a vendor that offers traffic in that particular niche.
The Udimi website is also very easy to use; you can do a search to find sellers in your own niche, and your old solo ads and payment information are saved in the system for later use.
The site also has a chat feature that allows you to chat with the vendor and get more information about the traffic. The support team helps with any questions you may have.
Udimi.com also has many in-depth tutorials available for solo email ad buyers. I especially recommend reading the "How to Buy a Solo Ad" tutorial before you do anything else.
You will learn lots of useful tips and avoid costly mistakes. Buying email solo ads is very effective, but it must be done correctly in order to get great results.
Another great tip I can give is to read the forum regularly. The forum is the best place to learn about email solo ads and ask questions. Other members (both buyers and sellers) will answer any questions you may have.
There is also an affiliate program available if you are interested in earning commissions for referring new members.
Always start small!
When you find a seller that has an email list that matches your offer, be sure to read the reviews from other customers before you place your order. It will give you an idea if this seller delivers what he or she promises and if recent customers have received sales and opt-ins from their solo ads.
It is always a good idea to start with a small campaign first to see if it converts or not. You can always buy more clicks later.
Buying email solo ads is always a bit risky; you can never be 100% sure of the outcome. If you are serious about building an online business, then you must invest money in it.
Udimi is one of the best places to buy advertising; you can really build a responsive email list just by investing a small amount per month. Email is probably the quickest way to build a responsive email list.
Usually, when buying email solo ads from Udimi or some other place, you will get sales over time when your subscribers receive more information about your offer and get to know you. It takes time to build a relationship with your subscribers.
Always write down from which seller you buy ads and what results you get from each mailing. When you find a good seller, you can easily buy more leads and scale your business
My Udimi Email Solo Ad Results:
Solo ad 1: I ordered 125 clicks and received 149; this resulted in 54 leads and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 2: I ordered 175 clicks and received 188; this produced 50 leads and 0 sales so far.
Solo ad 3: I ordered 125 clicks and received 168; this gave me 47 leads and 0 sales so far.
Solo ad 4: I ordered 100 clicks and received 108; this produced 37 leads and 0 sales so far.
Solo ad 5: I ordered 100 clicks and received 104; this produced 41 leads and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 6: I ordered 150 clicks and received 162, which gave me 48 leads and two sales so far.
Solo ad 7: I ordered 125 clicks and received 135, which gave me 33 leads and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 8: I ordered 100 clicks and received 110; this resulted in 42 leads and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 9: I ordered 150 clicks and received 165; this produced 49 leads and 2 sales so far.
Solo ad 10: I ordered 150 clicks and received 165. This solo ad run has produced 43 new leads and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 11: I ordered 125 clicks and received 125; this solo ad generated 68 new leads and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 12: I ordered 200 clicks and received 230; this solo ad gave me 39 new leads and 0 sales so far.
Solo ad 13: I ordered 125 clicks and received 137; this resulted in 18 new leads and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 14: I ordered 150 clicks and received 168; this produced 33 new leads to my offer and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 15: I ordered 200 clicks and received 235. This ad run produced 47 fresh leads to my offer and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 16: I ordered 150 clicks and received 175; this email about the solo ad run generated 51 new leads and three sales so far.
Solo ad 17: I ordered 100 clicks and received 107; this solo email gave me 38 new leads and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 18: I ordered 500 clicks and received 553; this solo ad generated 187 new leads for my list and six sales so far.
Solo ad 19: I ordered 275 clicks and received 302, and this solo ad generated 114 new leads for my email list and 7 sales so far.
Solo ad 20: I ordered 150 clicks and received 165. This email solo ad generated 43 new leads for my email list and two sales so far.
Solo ad 21: I ordered 275 clicks and received 301; this email solo ad generated 51 new leads and 3 sales so far.
Solo ad 22: I ordered 350 clicks and received 372; this solo email ad generated 87 new leads and 6 sales so far.
Solo ad 23: I ordered 225 clicks and received 254, a nice overdelivery! So far, this email solo ad has generated 102 new leads for my offer and four sales.
Solo ad 24: I ordered 150 clicks and received 178; this solo email ad generated 65 new leads and 5 sales so far.
Solo ad 25: I ordered 225 clicks and received 257; this Udimi solo ad produced 125 new leads and four sales so far.
Solo ad 26: I ordered 250 clicks and received 251, and this solo email ad generated 92 new leads and 6 sales so far.
Solo ad 27: I ordered 500 clicks and received 552. This email solo ad produced 258 new leads and 5 sales so far.
Solo ad 28: I ordered 500 clicks and received 558; this solo email ad generated 284 new leads and 6 sales so far.
Solo ad 29: I ordered 450 clicks and received 490; this email solo ad delivered 197 new leads to my email list and four sales so far.
Solo ad 30: I placed an order for 500 clicks and received 557. This solo email generated 207 fresh leads and five sales so far.
Solo ad 31: I ordered 250 clicks and received 264. This email solo ad has generated 143 new leads and three sales so far.
Solo ad 32: I placed an order for 500 clicks and received 556. This solo email ad delivered 176 new leads so far and 4 sales.
Solo ad 33: I ordered 200 clicks and received 223. This email solo ad generated 108 new leads and 3 sales so far.
Solo ad 34: I ordered 275 clicks and received 323. This email solo ad generated 154 new leads and 5 sales so far.
Solo ad 35: I ordered 300 clicks and received 330. This email solo ad generated 174 new leads and 4 sales so far.
Solo ad 36: I ordered 500 clicks and received 553. This solo email ad generated 226 new leads and 3 sales so far.
Solo ad 37: I ordered 250 clicks and received 277. This solo email ad generated 143 new leads and 2 sales so far.
Solo ad 38: I ordered 500 clicks and received 559. This solo email ad generated 243 new leads and 4 sales so far.
Final Verdict:
Hopefully this Udimi solo ad review gave you some insight into how effective email solo ads can be and why this is one of the fastest ways to generate targeted traffic to your offer that converts into leads and sales. If you are looking to get fast results, then I highly recommend you check out Udimi today.
Visit Udimi.com
In this Udimi review, I will share my personal experience of buying solo email ads (see my results at the end of this review), what I especially love about Udimi, and things that could be improved.
Personally, I think Udimi.com is one of the best places you can buy email solo ads; for around $50, you can get 100 clicks to your offer. Buying traffic is an investment in your business. Free traffic will also get you results, but it is very slow and time-consuming.
Only 100% targeted traffic!
You can be 100% sure that only people who are truly interested in what you have to offer will click through and read your message; bots and fake traffic will be automatically filtered out.
The traffic you receive from Udimi is highly targeted because your offer is sent to people who are interested in what you have to offer.
I have purchased 29 email solo ads so far (see my results at the end of the review). I especially love their rating system; it gives me the opportunity to read reviews from other Udimi customers before I place my order.
Quick Results!
You can expect a high volume of traffic. In some cases, the traffic starts within a few hours of ordering. The seller must deliver your traffic within 100 hours of accepting your offer.
Your goal is, of course, to get as many leads as possible to sign up for your offer. If your opt-in page looks professional and you have a great offer, you can expect to get a high opt-in rate (and sales down the line).
When your traffic order is finished, you have the opportunity to rate the seller. This will help others determine if this particular seller's traffic is converting. After rating the seller, you have a 50% chance to win a $5 discount on your next traffic order.
A Few Helpful Hints
When you order clicks at Udimi, you will get the best results by choosing a vendor that offers traffic in your niche. So, if you have an offer in the "make money online" niche, you need to pick a vendor that offers traffic in that particular niche.
The Udimi website is also very easy to use; you can do a search to find sellers in your own niche, and your old solo ads and payment information are saved in the system for later use.
The site also has a chat feature that allows you to chat with the vendor and get more information about the traffic. The support team helps with any questions you may have.
Udimi.com also has many in-depth tutorials available for solo email ad buyers. I especially recommend reading the "How to Buy a Solo Ad" tutorial before you do anything else.
You will learn lots of useful tips and avoid costly mistakes. Buying email solo ads is very effective, but it must be done correctly in order to get great results.
Another great tip I can give is to read the forum regularly. The forum is the best place to learn about email solo ads and ask questions. Other members (both buyers and sellers) will answer any questions you may have.
There is also an affiliate program available if you are interested in earning commissions for referring new members.
Always start small!
When you find a seller that has an email list that matches your offer, be sure to read the reviews from other customers before you place your order. It will give you an idea if this seller delivers what he or she promises and if recent customers have received sales and opt-ins from their solo ads.
It is always a good idea to start with a small campaign first to see if it converts or not. You can always buy more clicks later.
Buying email solo ads is always a bit risky; you can never be 100% sure of the outcome. If you are serious about building an online business, then you must invest money in it.
Udimi is one of the best places to buy advertising; you can really build a responsive email list just by investing a small amount per month. Email is probably the quickest way to build a responsive email list.
Usually, when buying email solo ads from Udimi or some other place, you will get sales over time when your subscribers receive more information about your offer and get to know you. It takes time to build a relationship with your subscribers.
Always write down from which seller you buy ads and what results you get from each mailing. When you find a good seller, you can easily buy more leads and scale your business
My Udimi Email Solo Ad Results:
Solo ad 1: I ordered 125 clicks and received 149; this resulted in 54 leads and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 2: I ordered 175 clicks and received 188; this produced 50 leads and 0 sales so far.
Solo ad 3: I ordered 125 clicks and received 168; this gave me 47 leads and 0 sales so far.
Solo ad 4: I ordered 100 clicks and received 108; this produced 37 leads and 0 sales so far.
Solo ad 5: I ordered 100 clicks and received 104; this produced 41 leads and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 6: I ordered 150 clicks and received 162, which gave me 48 leads and two sales so far.
Solo ad 7: I ordered 125 clicks and received 135, which gave me 33 leads and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 8: I ordered 100 clicks and received 110; this resulted in 42 leads and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 9: I ordered 150 clicks and received 165; this produced 49 leads and 2 sales so far.
Solo ad 10: I ordered 150 clicks and received 165. This solo ad run has produced 43 new leads and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 11: I ordered 125 clicks and received 125; this solo ad generated 68 new leads and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 12: I ordered 200 clicks and received 230; this solo ad gave me 39 new leads and 0 sales so far.
Solo ad 13: I ordered 125 clicks and received 137; this resulted in 18 new leads and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 14: I ordered 150 clicks and received 168; this produced 33 new leads to my offer and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 15: I ordered 200 clicks and received 235. This ad run produced 47 fresh leads to my offer and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 16: I ordered 150 clicks and received 175; this email about the solo ad run generated 51 new leads and three sales so far.
Solo ad 17: I ordered 100 clicks and received 107; this solo email gave me 38 new leads and 1 sale so far.
Solo ad 18: I ordered 500 clicks and received 553; this solo ad generated 187 new leads for my list and six sales so far.
Solo ad 19: I ordered 275 clicks and received 302, and this solo ad generated 114 new leads for my email list and 7 sales so far.
Solo ad 20: I ordered 150 clicks and received 165. This email solo ad generated 43 new leads for my email list and two sales so far.
Solo ad 21: I ordered 275 clicks and received 301; this email solo ad generated 51 new leads and 3 sales so far.
Solo ad 22: I ordered 350 clicks and received 372; this solo email ad generated 87 new leads and 6 sales so far.
Solo ad 23: I ordered 225 clicks and received 254, a nice overdelivery! So far, this email solo ad has generated 102 new leads for my offer and four sales.
Solo ad 24: I ordered 150 clicks and received 178; this solo email ad generated 65 new leads and 5 sales so far.
Solo ad 25: I ordered 225 clicks and received 257; this Udimi solo ad produced 125 new leads and four sales so far.
Solo ad 26: I ordered 250 clicks and received 251, and this solo email ad generated 92 new leads and 6 sales so far.
Solo ad 27: I ordered 500 clicks and received 552. This email solo ad produced 258 new leads and 5 sales so far.
Solo ad 28: I ordered 500 clicks and received 558; this solo email ad generated 284 new leads and 6 sales so far.
Solo ad 29: I ordered 450 clicks and received 490; this email solo ad delivered 197 new leads to my email list and four sales so far.
Solo ad 30: I placed an order for 500 clicks and received 557. This solo email generated 207 fresh leads and five sales so far.
Solo ad 31: I ordered 250 clicks and received 264. This email solo ad has generated 143 new leads and three sales so far.
Solo ad 32: I placed an order for 500 clicks and received 556. This solo email ad delivered 176 new leads so far and 4 sales.
Solo ad 33: I ordered 200 clicks and received 223. This email solo ad generated 108 new leads and 3 sales so far.
Solo ad 34: I ordered 275 clicks and received 323. This email solo ad generated 154 new leads and 5 sales so far.
Solo ad 35: I ordered 300 clicks and received 330. This email solo ad generated 174 new leads and 4 sales so far.
Solo ad 36: I ordered 500 clicks and received 553. This solo email ad generated 226 new leads and 3 sales so far.
Solo ad 37: I ordered 250 clicks and received 277. This solo email ad generated 143 new leads and 2 sales so far.
Solo ad 38: I ordered 500 clicks and received 559. This solo email ad generated 243 new leads and 4 sales so far.
Final Verdict:
Hopefully this Udimi solo ad review gave you some insight into how effective email solo ads can be and why this is one of the fastest ways to generate targeted traffic to your offer that converts into leads and sales. If you are looking to get fast results, then I highly recommend you check out Udimi today.
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Dominic Kristianto's review...
My experience with the program so far
I am quite pleased with Mailer.g0ld and that means something because typically I don't use Safelist as my main traffic source.
Apparently, I did change my mind and started using Safelist because I managed to make consistent sales from it.
What I did was send an email as a Free Silver member and track the result. To my surprise, I managed to get 3 clicks and 1 sale out of 600 members to whom I can send my email!
This is nuts! To think that a new Safelist help me make a sale is not my intention. I just want to see the CTR (3 out of 600 is small, but mind you, this is completely cold traffic that never heard about me before).
And for that reason, I decided to upgrade to Lifetime Gold membership for just $16 at the time I write this review.
You see, Mailer.g.ld increases the price with the increment of 0.01 for every new upgrade sale. So the next upgrade price would be $16.01, then $16.02, and so on.
What I Like
Well, I see some "gold" inside this safelist waiting for me to dig it lol. I mean, I did get a sale from the free account, so I can easily justify my decision to upgrade as a No-Brainer one.
Besides the regular email, Gold members will also get 5 text ads and 5 banner ads to get more eyeballs to the offer, and there are also Guaranteed Visitors plus Downline Builder tools that we can use to add some more exposure.
Overall, I like the member's area and the navigation is clear and easy to follow. I guess that is because the owner (Frank Bauer) has done this for a long time. He definitely knows what he is doing.
What I Dislike
Well, since it's still new (less than a year since the launch date), there are less than 3K members right now and that is a low number for a safelist.
Nevertheless, that also means that there is room for improvement and if they become bigger, the founder members will also reap the benefits such as bigger commissions and low initial investment ($16 as I write this review).
Other than that, I don't see any disadvantage of using mailer.g.ld right now.
Final Verdict
Safelist has been known as one of the low-cost methods to get traffic to your offer and build your list. It still is even today. No wonder there are new safelists emerging every year.
I joined mailer.g.ld because of the credibility of the owner and decided to upgrade for a very low investment after I get a good result as a Free Silver Member.
If you want to know whether this is worth it or not, you can just create a free account and test it.
You may get lucky and make one sale or two. Track your result and let it be the final judge before you make decision to upgrade or not. Easy peasy right? ;)
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I am quite pleased with Mailer.g0ld and that means something because typically I don't use Safelist as my main traffic source.
Apparently, I did change my mind and started using Safelist because I managed to make consistent sales from it.
What I did was send an email as a Free Silver member and track the result. To my surprise, I managed to get 3 clicks and 1 sale out of 600 members to whom I can send my email!
This is nuts! To think that a new Safelist help me make a sale is not my intention. I just want to see the CTR (3 out of 600 is small, but mind you, this is completely cold traffic that never heard about me before).
And for that reason, I decided to upgrade to Lifetime Gold membership for just $16 at the time I write this review.
You see, Mailer.g.ld increases the price with the increment of 0.01 for every new upgrade sale. So the next upgrade price would be $16.01, then $16.02, and so on.
What I Like
Well, I see some "gold" inside this safelist waiting for me to dig it lol. I mean, I did get a sale from the free account, so I can easily justify my decision to upgrade as a No-Brainer one.
Besides the regular email, Gold members will also get 5 text ads and 5 banner ads to get more eyeballs to the offer, and there are also Guaranteed Visitors plus Downline Builder tools that we can use to add some more exposure.
Overall, I like the member's area and the navigation is clear and easy to follow. I guess that is because the owner (Frank Bauer) has done this for a long time. He definitely knows what he is doing.
What I Dislike
Well, since it's still new (less than a year since the launch date), there are less than 3K members right now and that is a low number for a safelist.
Nevertheless, that also means that there is room for improvement and if they become bigger, the founder members will also reap the benefits such as bigger commissions and low initial investment ($16 as I write this review).
Other than that, I don't see any disadvantage of using mailer.g.ld right now.
Final Verdict
Safelist has been known as one of the low-cost methods to get traffic to your offer and build your list. It still is even today. No wonder there are new safelists emerging every year.
I joined mailer.g.ld because of the credibility of the owner and decided to upgrade for a very low investment after I get a good result as a Free Silver Member.
If you want to know whether this is worth it or not, you can just create a free account and test it.
You may get lucky and make one sale or two. Track your result and let it be the final judge before you make decision to upgrade or not. Easy peasy right? ;)
Visit Mailer.gold
When I started with the OLSP System a few weeks back, I was unsure at first. I'd tried other online opportunities before and often ended up disappointed. But this time, things were different. As I got into the training, I saw real results, which surprised me in a good way.
Why I Recommend This Program
The great thing about the OLSP System is that once you're in, all you have to do is share your special link, and the system does the rest. You earn commission every day as people join through your link. Plus, even if they buy later after getting follow-up emails from OLSP, you still earn!
What's Working for Me
I've been putting what I've learned into action, and it's paying off. I've got more people on my email list now, and I'm earning regular commissions without much effort, thanks to the Mega Link.
What I Like
What I Dislike
Honestly, there's not much to complain about. But if I had to pick something:
Final Thoughts
I highly recommend the OLSP System if you want to make money online. The Mega Link feature is awesome, and the system has gone beyond my expectations. It's definitely the future of affiliate marketing.
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