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DeepSmartX Review
My experience with the program so far
After three weeks with DeepSmartX, I've found it to be a refreshing upgrade from ChatGPT. I discovered it while searching for affordable alternatives, and despite my initial skepticism about the one-time payment model, I decided to give it a chance. The promise of enhanced features, current data access, and better privacy protection ultimately won me over.
The platform runs smoothly across both my devices. I've used it extensively for drafting blogs, condensing lengthy PDFs, and creating YouTube content outlines. Its ability to access real-time information gives it a significant edge over ChatGPT's knowledge limitations. The voice input feature has been particularly helpful when I'm multitasking or simply don't feel like typing.
What I Like
What I Dislike
Final Verdict
DeepSmartX has exceeded my expectations. It delivers more functionality than anticipated for its price point. While it lacks the polished interface of more established platforms, its powerful capabilities make it a worthwhile investment. For content creators, professionals who work with various file types, or anyone seeking a versatile AI assistant, DeepSmartX deserves consideration. Just be prepared to spend some time familiarizing yourself with its interface quirks.
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My experience with the program so far
After three weeks with DeepSmartX, I've found it to be a refreshing upgrade from ChatGPT. I discovered it while searching for affordable alternatives, and despite my initial skepticism about the one-time payment model, I decided to give it a chance. The promise of enhanced features, current data access, and better privacy protection ultimately won me over.
The platform runs smoothly across both my devices. I've used it extensively for drafting blogs, condensing lengthy PDFs, and creating YouTube content outlines. Its ability to access real-time information gives it a significant edge over ChatGPT's knowledge limitations. The voice input feature has been particularly helpful when I'm multitasking or simply don't feel like typing.
What I Like
- The comprehensive toolkit is DeepSmartX's greatest strength. Having text generation, image editing, and video creation in one place eliminates the need to switch between multiple applications.
- The image editing feature stands out, allowing me to make simple adjustments without opening Canva or Photoshop.
- The real-time content extraction from websites and YouTube is incredibly useful.
- When comparing the one-time cost to the recurring subscriptions of ChatGPT or Jasper, DeepSmartX offers exceptional value.
What I Dislike
- The mobile version occasionally lags when processing larger files.
- Some advanced features lack proper explanation, and additional in-app guidance would help flatten the learning curve for new users.
Final Verdict
DeepSmartX has exceeded my expectations. It delivers more functionality than anticipated for its price point. While it lacks the polished interface of more established platforms, its powerful capabilities make it a worthwhile investment. For content creators, professionals who work with various file types, or anyone seeking a versatile AI assistant, DeepSmartX deserves consideration. Just be prepared to spend some time familiarizing yourself with its interface quirks.
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Howlin Mike Howell's review...
My experience with the program so far:
I've used other platforms like AWeber, Get Response and Builder All; but from my experience...
... LeadsLeap is the best of Everything I have tried!
It's the necessary Swiss knife of Internet Marketing. The free tools are truly premium, but if you're a serious marketer you'll like the Pro version.
LeadsLeap is a complete online marketing platform and will help you with lead generation, building your list, generating traffic, creating instant web pages and much more.
One of my favorites is the Page Builder. I use it to make pages quickly and it can be duplicated instantly (using a share code) to share with others.
This feature by itself provides a strategy to build my business and it's been a game changer.
But there are so many valuable tools you have to check it out for yourself... You won't be disappointed.
What I Like:
My top five tools would be:
1) Page builder: discussed above. Especially good for building a team of affiliates.
2) Pro ads: set-it and forget-it advertising.
3) List manager: easy email list builder.
4) Email series: powerful email autoresponder.
5) Link tracker: track ads with built in analytics.
What I Dislike:
Probably the most disliked aspect for me was that there are so many tools that the back office seemed overwhelming when I first started.
Secondly, it would be helpful to have a better step-by-step model "mind map" and quick start guide (with more detail). Especially in making sure sections work together.
Final Verdict:
As I said above, it is the Swiss knife of Internet marketing tools. The support is the best. Definitely worth your time.
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I've used other platforms like AWeber, Get Response and Builder All; but from my experience...
... LeadsLeap is the best of Everything I have tried!
It's the necessary Swiss knife of Internet Marketing. The free tools are truly premium, but if you're a serious marketer you'll like the Pro version.
LeadsLeap is a complete online marketing platform and will help you with lead generation, building your list, generating traffic, creating instant web pages and much more.
One of my favorites is the Page Builder. I use it to make pages quickly and it can be duplicated instantly (using a share code) to share with others.
This feature by itself provides a strategy to build my business and it's been a game changer.
But there are so many valuable tools you have to check it out for yourself... You won't be disappointed.
What I Like:
My top five tools would be:
1) Page builder: discussed above. Especially good for building a team of affiliates.
2) Pro ads: set-it and forget-it advertising.
3) List manager: easy email list builder.
4) Email series: powerful email autoresponder.
5) Link tracker: track ads with built in analytics.
What I Dislike:
Probably the most disliked aspect for me was that there are so many tools that the back office seemed overwhelming when I first started.
Secondly, it would be helpful to have a better step-by-step model "mind map" and quick start guide (with more detail). Especially in making sure sections work together.
Final Verdict:
As I said above, it is the Swiss knife of Internet marketing tools. The support is the best. Definitely worth your time.
Visit Leadsleap.com
Todd Bobal's review...
My Experience with the Program So Far
-Updated 7/4/25 still going strong.
So let me just say this upfront, I wasn't even planning to try another traffic tool last month. I was already neck deep in a dozen browser tabs, half finished campaigns, and that weird adrenaline meets caffeine feeling that only solo marketers know too well. But I saw this random testimonial for Get Random Clicks while scrolling around and something about it, maybe it was the urgency in the review or maybe it was the typo in the headline, made me click.
I set up a campaign. Honestly? Didn't expect much. But then like, by Day 3 I started seeing these unusual spikes in my stats. Clicks. From real people. Not bots (or at least, not only bots I'm still not sure). Traffic wasn't just climbing, it felt... Alive. Messy but real. Like the difference between a Walmart mannequin and a guy yelling at pigeons in Times Square. I could work with that. It's early, but there's definitely something here.
What I Like
The interface? Kind of like a microwave. Not pretty, not elegant, but it works. You put in your stuff, press some buttons, and bam clicks start popping. There's a strange satisfaction to how easy it is. No complicated setup rituals. No clunky onboarding videos narrated by guys who sound like sleep paralysis demons.
Also, this one surprised me, the stats are better than decent. They show you where clicks are coming from, how long people are lingering, what they might be doing (or not doing). I mean, it's not Google Analytics... But also it doesn't make me want to throw my laptop off a balcony. Bonus: support actually responds. Fast. Like, a real human or an AI pretending really well. Either way I'll take it.
Oh, and one more thing: I split tested the same link with another platform I won't name. Get Targeted Clicks gave me 31% better optin rate. Coincidence? Maybe. But I'm watching it now like it owes me money.
What I Dislike
Now for the not so glossy bits.
Pricing? Kind of murky. There's a slider. A calculator. Maybe a riddle. Took me a good 15 minutes to figure out what I'd actually pay. And maybe that's on me. But also maybe not.
Also and this is a big maybe but some of the traffic felt... Jumpy? Like people arrived, looked around, and left out fast. Bounce rates spiked during certain hours and made me wonder if there's something funky going on with timing or source. Maybe it's mobile traffic, maybe it's just the internet being chaotic. Who knows.
I do wish they had better geotargeting or niche filters. Right now, it's kind of 'spray and pray' unless you know what you're doing (and honestly, even then it feels a little like throwing spaghetti at the wall and hoping it sticks somewhere useful).
Final Verdict
Okay, here's the deal.
Get Targeted Clicks isn't a magic bullet. It won't kiss your forehead and whisper sweet 6figure dreams into your autoresponder while you sleep. But it works. Or at least, it's working enough for me to keep going.
It's the kind of platform that doesn't try too hard to impress you. Which is weirdly refreshing. It just delivers traffic some of it scrappy, some of it gold, and lets you figure out what to do with it. Like a slightly sketchy delivery guy who shows up with the right pizza, on time, wearing sunglasses. Do you trust him? Eh. But you eat the pizza.
If you're broke, burned out, and just trying to get real eyes on your stuff? Try it. Test small. Watch your numbers like a hawk with anxiety. And if it clicks (literally), lean in. It's not perfect, but it's a hell of a lot better than sitting around hoping someone finds your link through smoke signals and goodwill.
Visit Gettargetedclicks.com
-Updated 7/4/25 still going strong.
So let me just say this upfront, I wasn't even planning to try another traffic tool last month. I was already neck deep in a dozen browser tabs, half finished campaigns, and that weird adrenaline meets caffeine feeling that only solo marketers know too well. But I saw this random testimonial for Get Random Clicks while scrolling around and something about it, maybe it was the urgency in the review or maybe it was the typo in the headline, made me click.
I set up a campaign. Honestly? Didn't expect much. But then like, by Day 3 I started seeing these unusual spikes in my stats. Clicks. From real people. Not bots (or at least, not only bots I'm still not sure). Traffic wasn't just climbing, it felt... Alive. Messy but real. Like the difference between a Walmart mannequin and a guy yelling at pigeons in Times Square. I could work with that. It's early, but there's definitely something here.
What I Like
The interface? Kind of like a microwave. Not pretty, not elegant, but it works. You put in your stuff, press some buttons, and bam clicks start popping. There's a strange satisfaction to how easy it is. No complicated setup rituals. No clunky onboarding videos narrated by guys who sound like sleep paralysis demons.
Also, this one surprised me, the stats are better than decent. They show you where clicks are coming from, how long people are lingering, what they might be doing (or not doing). I mean, it's not Google Analytics... But also it doesn't make me want to throw my laptop off a balcony. Bonus: support actually responds. Fast. Like, a real human or an AI pretending really well. Either way I'll take it.
Oh, and one more thing: I split tested the same link with another platform I won't name. Get Targeted Clicks gave me 31% better optin rate. Coincidence? Maybe. But I'm watching it now like it owes me money.
What I Dislike
Now for the not so glossy bits.
Pricing? Kind of murky. There's a slider. A calculator. Maybe a riddle. Took me a good 15 minutes to figure out what I'd actually pay. And maybe that's on me. But also maybe not.
Also and this is a big maybe but some of the traffic felt... Jumpy? Like people arrived, looked around, and left out fast. Bounce rates spiked during certain hours and made me wonder if there's something funky going on with timing or source. Maybe it's mobile traffic, maybe it's just the internet being chaotic. Who knows.
I do wish they had better geotargeting or niche filters. Right now, it's kind of 'spray and pray' unless you know what you're doing (and honestly, even then it feels a little like throwing spaghetti at the wall and hoping it sticks somewhere useful).
Final Verdict
Okay, here's the deal.
Get Targeted Clicks isn't a magic bullet. It won't kiss your forehead and whisper sweet 6figure dreams into your autoresponder while you sleep. But it works. Or at least, it's working enough for me to keep going.
It's the kind of platform that doesn't try too hard to impress you. Which is weirdly refreshing. It just delivers traffic some of it scrappy, some of it gold, and lets you figure out what to do with it. Like a slightly sketchy delivery guy who shows up with the right pizza, on time, wearing sunglasses. Do you trust him? Eh. But you eat the pizza.
If you're broke, burned out, and just trying to get real eyes on your stuff? Try it. Test small. Watch your numbers like a hawk with anxiety. And if it clicks (literally), lean in. It's not perfect, but it's a hell of a lot better than sitting around hoping someone finds your link through smoke signals and goodwill.
Visit Gettargetedclicks.com
Todd Bobal's review...
Mister Safelist Review: A Chaotic Yet Strangely Effective Lead Machine?
Update June 2025 still working great for leads!
My Experience with the Program So Far
Alright, so let's be real for a second—when I first saw Mister Safelist, my expectations were well, somewhere between 'probably a waste of time' and 'eh, maybe it'll work for a day or two before I abandon it like an unused gym membership. ' I've tried safelists before. Most of them? Dumpster fires. A swirling void of unread emails, questionable links, and people trying to sell me the exact same 'get rich overnight' nonsense.
But this one, something about it felt different. Maybe it was the UI, which didn't look like it was last updated in 2006 (a miracle, honestly). Or the way they emphasized actual click engagement rather than just dumping your emails into the abyss. I signed up, clicked around, and within about 48 hours, I was actually getting clicks. Not just a few—but enough to make me pause and think, 'Wait, is this thing actually working? '
And the weirdest part? Some of the traffic converted. Now, I won't sit here and say it was earth-shattering, but compared to what I expected (aka, nothing), it was impressive. That alone kept me testing.
What I Like
So here's where things get interesting. The credit-based system is an absolute game-changer, because instead of some shady 'pay us and hope for the best' deal, you can actually earn credits by engaging with other emails. That means if you're on a tight budget (which, let's be honest, most of us are in this economy), you don't have to throw money at the wall just to get traffic.
Also, this might sound small, but it makes a huge difference—the tracking system actually works. I can see who clicked, when, how often. That's rare in these kinds of platforms, where usually you're just screaming into the void and praying someone, anyone, hears you.
Another thing: the community feels oddly engaged. Like, I expected the usual 'people just clicking for credits and moving on' thing, which, don't get me wrong definitely happens. But some of these users? They actually read the emails. I even got a couple of personal replies (one guy even asked me about the product I was promoting, which—considering I was expecting zero engagement, was a shock).
What I Dislike
Okay, now for the reality check. First? Your inbox will become a war zone. Like, if you think your Gmail is messy now, just wait. Once you're in the system, the volume of emails you'll get from other marketers is borderline ridiculous. It's like stepping into Times Square during rush hour, loud, chaotic, overwhelming. And unlike social media ads, where you can just scroll past, here you're incentivized to actually open the emails. It's kind of a weird psychological trap.
Also, while the traffic is real, conversions are still a gamble. Some people are there just to rack up points—click, leave, repeat, so if you're hoping for ultra-targeted, high-intent leads? You're gonna need to do some serious testing. I had campaigns that flopped hard, and others that performed way beyond my expectations. It's hit-or-miss.
And, one last thing—the interface? It's better than most safelists, sure. But it's still got that clunky, 'this was built for functionality, not beauty' feel. It's like using Craigslist: ugly, but it gets the job done.
Final Verdict
So here's the deal. Mister Safelist is weirdly effective, but it's not magic. If you go in expecting easy, instant sales, you're gonna be disappointed. But if you treat it like a strategic traffic funnel and put in the effort to craft compelling emails, test different subject lines, and refine your approach? You might be surprised by the results.
It's a tool, not a miracle. And like any tool, how well it works depends on how you use it.
Would I recommend it? Yeah, but only if you're patient and willing to experiment. If you just want to throw up a random email and hope for the best, you'll probably walk away frustrated. But if you're someone who likes to tinker, optimize, and analyze results (or, you know, just enjoys the thrill of seeing traffic numbers go up), it's worth a shot.
Visit Mistersafelist.com
Update June 2025 still working great for leads!
My Experience with the Program So Far
Alright, so let's be real for a second—when I first saw Mister Safelist, my expectations were well, somewhere between 'probably a waste of time' and 'eh, maybe it'll work for a day or two before I abandon it like an unused gym membership. ' I've tried safelists before. Most of them? Dumpster fires. A swirling void of unread emails, questionable links, and people trying to sell me the exact same 'get rich overnight' nonsense.
But this one, something about it felt different. Maybe it was the UI, which didn't look like it was last updated in 2006 (a miracle, honestly). Or the way they emphasized actual click engagement rather than just dumping your emails into the abyss. I signed up, clicked around, and within about 48 hours, I was actually getting clicks. Not just a few—but enough to make me pause and think, 'Wait, is this thing actually working? '
And the weirdest part? Some of the traffic converted. Now, I won't sit here and say it was earth-shattering, but compared to what I expected (aka, nothing), it was impressive. That alone kept me testing.
What I Like
So here's where things get interesting. The credit-based system is an absolute game-changer, because instead of some shady 'pay us and hope for the best' deal, you can actually earn credits by engaging with other emails. That means if you're on a tight budget (which, let's be honest, most of us are in this economy), you don't have to throw money at the wall just to get traffic.
Also, this might sound small, but it makes a huge difference—the tracking system actually works. I can see who clicked, when, how often. That's rare in these kinds of platforms, where usually you're just screaming into the void and praying someone, anyone, hears you.
Another thing: the community feels oddly engaged. Like, I expected the usual 'people just clicking for credits and moving on' thing, which, don't get me wrong definitely happens. But some of these users? They actually read the emails. I even got a couple of personal replies (one guy even asked me about the product I was promoting, which—considering I was expecting zero engagement, was a shock).
What I Dislike
Okay, now for the reality check. First? Your inbox will become a war zone. Like, if you think your Gmail is messy now, just wait. Once you're in the system, the volume of emails you'll get from other marketers is borderline ridiculous. It's like stepping into Times Square during rush hour, loud, chaotic, overwhelming. And unlike social media ads, where you can just scroll past, here you're incentivized to actually open the emails. It's kind of a weird psychological trap.
Also, while the traffic is real, conversions are still a gamble. Some people are there just to rack up points—click, leave, repeat, so if you're hoping for ultra-targeted, high-intent leads? You're gonna need to do some serious testing. I had campaigns that flopped hard, and others that performed way beyond my expectations. It's hit-or-miss.
And, one last thing—the interface? It's better than most safelists, sure. But it's still got that clunky, 'this was built for functionality, not beauty' feel. It's like using Craigslist: ugly, but it gets the job done.
Final Verdict
So here's the deal. Mister Safelist is weirdly effective, but it's not magic. If you go in expecting easy, instant sales, you're gonna be disappointed. But if you treat it like a strategic traffic funnel and put in the effort to craft compelling emails, test different subject lines, and refine your approach? You might be surprised by the results.
It's a tool, not a miracle. And like any tool, how well it works depends on how you use it.
Would I recommend it? Yeah, but only if you're patient and willing to experiment. If you just want to throw up a random email and hope for the best, you'll probably walk away frustrated. But if you're someone who likes to tinker, optimize, and analyze results (or, you know, just enjoys the thrill of seeing traffic numbers go up), it's worth a shot.
Visit Mistersafelist.com
David Gardner's review...
My experience with the program so far:
I was fortunate to join Save Club the first week in which it launched. As I saw the value I grabbed the full year membership and saved almost $60 on my first "My Deals" discount when I took advantage of an offer for flowers for sending Mother's day flowers to my mom who lives in another state.
I also saw deals that ranged from thousands off of vehicle purchases, hundreds of dollars off of hotels, oil change discounts, BOGO (buy one, get one) meal offers and much more which I can take advantage of over time which will make the membership basically pay for itself with the amount that I will save each year.
The fact that I can can save money on millions of different retailers and also be able to earn commissions when I refer others (and help them save in the process) was a win-win situation for me.
During the first 10 days or so of the pre-launch, I was shocked by the overall growth during this initial period before their official first cut off and matrix filling. I was thinking I was going to be placed higher into the team growth matrix (Just one of the 5 ways to earn commissions with Save Club) but due to the fact that others had been sponsoring people fast, I was pushed a little farther down, though still have received a lot of spillover from my sponsor and another one of the top leaders in the company (keep in mind that spillover is a nice bonus to receive and not to be expected in Save Club or any company for that matter)
As we have now completed the first full month I have been paid each week on time with no problems as I had originally set up my account to be paid out with direct deposit (Available for those in the US) and have recently changed it to start filling up my credit wallet I may have that available to help others with accounts or my own membership in the future.
What I Like
There are many retailers in and around my local area where I will be able to save on things I normally buy and cover the cost of my membership. I like how the cost of the membership is reasonable at just $19.97/month. As it is a new opportunity and with the economy continually causing things to cost more, there is a lot of excitement around Save Club and almost 8,000 people joined in just the first 5 weeks, with almost 25K more pre-enrolling.
The website and "My Deals" sections are rather easy to work through and finds deals.
What I Dislike
The reseller fee of $60 seems a little high and might be annual fee and not just a one time fee. I also wish there was an option to purge fake accounts that end up getting enrolled into the program instead of potentially causing us to get our websites shut down.
Final Verdict
If you want to save and earn at the same time, this could be a perfect choice for you!
Visit Saveclub.com
I was fortunate to join Save Club the first week in which it launched. As I saw the value I grabbed the full year membership and saved almost $60 on my first "My Deals" discount when I took advantage of an offer for flowers for sending Mother's day flowers to my mom who lives in another state.
I also saw deals that ranged from thousands off of vehicle purchases, hundreds of dollars off of hotels, oil change discounts, BOGO (buy one, get one) meal offers and much more which I can take advantage of over time which will make the membership basically pay for itself with the amount that I will save each year.
The fact that I can can save money on millions of different retailers and also be able to earn commissions when I refer others (and help them save in the process) was a win-win situation for me.
During the first 10 days or so of the pre-launch, I was shocked by the overall growth during this initial period before their official first cut off and matrix filling. I was thinking I was going to be placed higher into the team growth matrix (Just one of the 5 ways to earn commissions with Save Club) but due to the fact that others had been sponsoring people fast, I was pushed a little farther down, though still have received a lot of spillover from my sponsor and another one of the top leaders in the company (keep in mind that spillover is a nice bonus to receive and not to be expected in Save Club or any company for that matter)
As we have now completed the first full month I have been paid each week on time with no problems as I had originally set up my account to be paid out with direct deposit (Available for those in the US) and have recently changed it to start filling up my credit wallet I may have that available to help others with accounts or my own membership in the future.
What I Like
There are many retailers in and around my local area where I will be able to save on things I normally buy and cover the cost of my membership. I like how the cost of the membership is reasonable at just $19.97/month. As it is a new opportunity and with the economy continually causing things to cost more, there is a lot of excitement around Save Club and almost 8,000 people joined in just the first 5 weeks, with almost 25K more pre-enrolling.
The website and "My Deals" sections are rather easy to work through and finds deals.
What I Dislike
The reseller fee of $60 seems a little high and might be annual fee and not just a one time fee. I also wish there was an option to purge fake accounts that end up getting enrolled into the program instead of potentially causing us to get our websites shut down.
Final Verdict
If you want to save and earn at the same time, this could be a perfect choice for you!
Visit Saveclub.com
AI Cash Beast just launched, and I've been testing it since day one. The signup was quick, no hoops, no hidden fees. As soon as I joined, my account was credited with 50,000 banner views, which started showing across their network almost immediately. The platform feels straightforward, and the tools are designed for people who want to advertise fast without needing a big budget.
What I Like
I really like that this isn't another subscription trap. Once you join, you get unlimited advertising for life, which is rare. The Freemium account is a huge plus because it lets anyone get started without paying up front. The 4-tier payout system is another standout. Even if I don't land the direct sale, I still benefit when my referrals, and their referrals, are active. That kind of leverage makes it worth building out a team. I also think the 'LinkDropper' tool is clever because it creates engagement in forums and social spaces instead of relying only on paid ads.
What I Dislike
The free entry means lots of people may sign up just to grab credits and never do anything with them. That could make the network feel diluted unless you focus on working with serious users. Also, like any advertising system, results depend on what you're promoting. If someone puts up a weak offer, the traffic won't magically fix it.
Final Verdict
Overall, AI Cash Beast feels like a fresh mix of traffic and affiliate commissions. It's simple, fast to start, and it actually gives value right out of the gate with the 50,000 banner credit bonus. For anyone new to affiliate marketing, it's an easy entry point. For experienced marketers, it's an affordable way to add another income stream and traffic source without another monthly bill. If you're curious, I'd say jump in while the launch bonus is still active, because getting free traffic credits up front is the kind of edge that disappears fast.
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