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Carlos Anastacio's review...
Dave Ringor's review...
My experience with the program so far
I'll be upfront. Before joining the Home Business Academy, I was the classic 'do-it-yourself' affiliate marketer, piecing together free tools, half-finished courses, and YouTube tutorials, wondering why I wasn't gaining traction. After enough frustration, I made the decision to join HBA.
What I Like
The Home Business Academy (HBA) was founded in 2016 by Mike Hobbs and Paul Hutchings. HBA is designed to provide both budding and seasoned marketers with the tools, training, and community support necessary to build and expand a successful digital business.
At its core, it operates on a recurring membership model, meaning you pay a monthly fee and gain ongoing access to training, software, and a live community. Many members refer to it as an all-in-one digital business solution, with entry starting at just $10 per month.
A Community That Actually Shows Up
What stood out to me most wasn't the tools, it was the learning environment. HBA runs live mastermind groups where experienced mentors coach you on traffic, conversions, and business mindset.
Mike Hobbs and Paul Hutchings are present and accessible, hosting live trainings and answering questions directly. What I found genuinely unique is the open-mic culture, members are encouraged to speak up, ask questions, and collaborate. It's not a passive 'watch videos and hope for the best' model.
The 2026 Turnkey System
The most recent addition to HBA is a 'Turnkey' business model released in 2026. This is a game-changer for newcomers. One of the biggest walls beginners hit is the technical setup maze: autoresponders, email sequences, and domain verification protocols, all of it kills momentum before you even start.
The Turnkey System strips that away. You get a professionally written, pre-coded email segmentation system that runs for you. Every lead you generate goes directly onto your own list. You focus on traffic. The system handles the rest.
The Funnel Builder
The Funnel Builder is intuitive and powerful, with templates and walkthroughs that allow even non-technical users to get pages up quickly. I've personally used it to build full membership sites and professional-looking sales pages, capabilities that would cost you $97–$297/month on competing platforms. Many HBA members develop sites for non-members for a fee.
80% Commissions, Across the Board
HBA pays 80% commissions on its products, higher than almost anything else out there. Most programs cap affiliates at 30–50%. With the $25 Funnel Builder, you earn $20 per referral. With the $125 Premium membership, you earn $100 per referral, paid weekly every Friday. The math is simple: For example, two Funnel Builder signups and you're already in profit. The recurring nature of the commissions means you build compounding income.
What I Dislike
For the most part, I love HBA. If I were to say what I dislike is: During some webinar mastermind sessions, the time can be as long as 2 hours. You can go in and out, but a student may get stuck on a subject at times. Generally speaking, colleratiing and learning goes pretty smoothly, and you take away a few gold nuggets for your business.
Final Verdict
HBA is a solid, honest platform for affiliate marketers who are ready to put in the effort. Commission pay is 80% residual weekly, and it focuses on practical tools and mentorship rather than quick fixes. If you're serious about building your skills in a supportive community, it's a reliable choice
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I'll be upfront. Before joining the Home Business Academy, I was the classic 'do-it-yourself' affiliate marketer, piecing together free tools, half-finished courses, and YouTube tutorials, wondering why I wasn't gaining traction. After enough frustration, I made the decision to join HBA.
What I Like
The Home Business Academy (HBA) was founded in 2016 by Mike Hobbs and Paul Hutchings. HBA is designed to provide both budding and seasoned marketers with the tools, training, and community support necessary to build and expand a successful digital business.
At its core, it operates on a recurring membership model, meaning you pay a monthly fee and gain ongoing access to training, software, and a live community. Many members refer to it as an all-in-one digital business solution, with entry starting at just $10 per month.
A Community That Actually Shows Up
What stood out to me most wasn't the tools, it was the learning environment. HBA runs live mastermind groups where experienced mentors coach you on traffic, conversions, and business mindset.
Mike Hobbs and Paul Hutchings are present and accessible, hosting live trainings and answering questions directly. What I found genuinely unique is the open-mic culture, members are encouraged to speak up, ask questions, and collaborate. It's not a passive 'watch videos and hope for the best' model.
The 2026 Turnkey System
The most recent addition to HBA is a 'Turnkey' business model released in 2026. This is a game-changer for newcomers. One of the biggest walls beginners hit is the technical setup maze: autoresponders, email sequences, and domain verification protocols, all of it kills momentum before you even start.
The Turnkey System strips that away. You get a professionally written, pre-coded email segmentation system that runs for you. Every lead you generate goes directly onto your own list. You focus on traffic. The system handles the rest.
The Funnel Builder
The Funnel Builder is intuitive and powerful, with templates and walkthroughs that allow even non-technical users to get pages up quickly. I've personally used it to build full membership sites and professional-looking sales pages, capabilities that would cost you $97–$297/month on competing platforms. Many HBA members develop sites for non-members for a fee.
80% Commissions, Across the Board
HBA pays 80% commissions on its products, higher than almost anything else out there. Most programs cap affiliates at 30–50%. With the $25 Funnel Builder, you earn $20 per referral. With the $125 Premium membership, you earn $100 per referral, paid weekly every Friday. The math is simple: For example, two Funnel Builder signups and you're already in profit. The recurring nature of the commissions means you build compounding income.
What I Dislike
For the most part, I love HBA. If I were to say what I dislike is: During some webinar mastermind sessions, the time can be as long as 2 hours. You can go in and out, but a student may get stuck on a subject at times. Generally speaking, colleratiing and learning goes pretty smoothly, and you take away a few gold nuggets for your business.
Final Verdict
HBA is a solid, honest platform for affiliate marketers who are ready to put in the effort. Commission pay is 80% residual weekly, and it focuses on practical tools and mentorship rather than quick fixes. If you're serious about building your skills in a supportive community, it's a reliable choice
Visit Thehomebusinessacademy.com
Brian Rooney's review...
My experience with the program so far
I joined 12DollarsPerClick just after launch a few weeks ago, and despite a few teething issues they had (ie not enough ads to promote, unsustainable commission structure) I am fully satisfied they have sorted out these problems and now have a very sustainable platform that can provide exceptional income to all members.
What I Like
An extremely affordable one-time $12.50 payment to get started. Commissions are then used to pay for the 2 available upgrades. Also, a very strong and active Owner/Admin, was very quick and thorough working promptly to fix the original teething issues, he definitely has the members interests at heart and is hell-bent on ensuring 12DollarsPerClick works for everyone.
What I Dislike
Only 15 ads are available to click each day, and whilst this is frustrating (because I have time to click a lot more! ), I fully understand why this restriction has been put in place, it is one of the mechanisms used to ensure longevity.
Final Verdict
If you want to make serious money, only working this platform for 3 minutes every day, then you should jump on and start earning now. Everyone can afford $12.50, it is less than a cup of coffee at Starbucks or a burger meal at McDonalds, and you will earn $505 (and be able to withdraw) every 9 days once you cycle out of Level 3!
If that last comment doesn't pique your interest, I don't know what will - $505 available profit every 9 days! Unbelievable (but true), some members are already doing this.
My Recommendation - don't delay or think this is a scam (there is live proof on their Telegram Group of people withdrawing their commissions), get on this now, you will kick yourself later if you don't!
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I joined 12DollarsPerClick just after launch a few weeks ago, and despite a few teething issues they had (ie not enough ads to promote, unsustainable commission structure) I am fully satisfied they have sorted out these problems and now have a very sustainable platform that can provide exceptional income to all members.
What I Like
An extremely affordable one-time $12.50 payment to get started. Commissions are then used to pay for the 2 available upgrades. Also, a very strong and active Owner/Admin, was very quick and thorough working promptly to fix the original teething issues, he definitely has the members interests at heart and is hell-bent on ensuring 12DollarsPerClick works for everyone.
What I Dislike
Only 15 ads are available to click each day, and whilst this is frustrating (because I have time to click a lot more! ), I fully understand why this restriction has been put in place, it is one of the mechanisms used to ensure longevity.
Final Verdict
If you want to make serious money, only working this platform for 3 minutes every day, then you should jump on and start earning now. Everyone can afford $12.50, it is less than a cup of coffee at Starbucks or a burger meal at McDonalds, and you will earn $505 (and be able to withdraw) every 9 days once you cycle out of Level 3!
If that last comment doesn't pique your interest, I don't know what will - $505 available profit every 9 days! Unbelievable (but true), some members are already doing this.
My Recommendation - don't delay or think this is a scam (there is live proof on their Telegram Group of people withdrawing their commissions), get on this now, you will kick yourself later if you don't!
Visit 12dollarsperclick.com
Lesley Hallows's review...
My experience with My Lead Gen Secret (MLGS) so far
I joined MLGS a few years ago, back when I was much more naïve about online and affiliate marketing. At the time, I didn't really know how to use the daily leads, so I just promoted one affiliate programme after another, programmes I was involved in but didn't fully understand. I also wasn't consistent with my emails; my schedule was hit-or-miss, and I often skipped days, so there was no regularity.
I guess, in my inexperience, I was hoping something would stick! Not much, though I did have some signups through the MLGS's own affiliate programme. Suffice to say, that I eventually cancelled my membership, thinking that ‘this doesn't work'.
Fast forward to last November (2025), and I came across MLGS again, and this time, not only did I have more experience with online marketing, but I was introduced to another platform that ‘adds to' MLGS. And I've learnt a valuable lesson or two, highlighting that it's not the problem with the leads provided through MLGS, the successes or seeming failures are subject to the quality of the marketer and what's being marketed.
I'm not going to speak about that here; that will be for a separate review. So I'll just speak about my experience with MLGS the second time around.
MLGS
Amidst all the affiliate programmes out there, not everything appeals to everyone. However, all marketers need eyeballs on their products, services, programmes, etc. So I've chosen, for now, to simply promote MLGS, and with leads and a mailing system built into the platform, it's a programme I can be proud to promote, rather than something I'm not 100% sure of.
This time, I'm being consistent with my daily email marketing.
This time, I'm starting to build know, like and trust (what I hadn't realised before was that even though the leads were people who had expressed genuine interest in online marketing/side hustles etc. they were still cold leads to me, and I learnt that I need to warm them up).
I'm building a downline through the affiliate programme, and therefore have 200 leads uploaded to my MLGS account daily.
What I Like
What I Dislike
I can't think of anything in particular. If anything, I'd say that if you do want to export your leads and import them to your own autoresponder, your autoresponder system might not allow that - especially as your list grows very quickly.
Final Verdict
Whether you're new to online marketing or more seasoned, if you struggle to get people to see your offers, don't want to spend heaps on buying leads elsewhere, and are concerned about bot traffic, then a cost-effective way to generate genuine leads is through MLGS.
It's definitely working much better for me this time around, now that I know more what and what not to do - being consistent (yes), not promoting one programme after another in a random fashion (definitely not), and promoting MLGS instead (a product many marketers need, and one I'm proud to promote).
I recommend MLGS without hesitation.
p. S. You don't 'have to' promote MLGS if you have another programme or your own product you'd rather focus on. Though my suggestion is that focus is the keyword here. Be consistent and focus on one product for a period of time as you build know, like and trust.
Hope this helps.
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I joined MLGS a few years ago, back when I was much more naïve about online and affiliate marketing. At the time, I didn't really know how to use the daily leads, so I just promoted one affiliate programme after another, programmes I was involved in but didn't fully understand. I also wasn't consistent with my emails; my schedule was hit-or-miss, and I often skipped days, so there was no regularity.
I guess, in my inexperience, I was hoping something would stick! Not much, though I did have some signups through the MLGS's own affiliate programme. Suffice to say, that I eventually cancelled my membership, thinking that ‘this doesn't work'.
Fast forward to last November (2025), and I came across MLGS again, and this time, not only did I have more experience with online marketing, but I was introduced to another platform that ‘adds to' MLGS. And I've learnt a valuable lesson or two, highlighting that it's not the problem with the leads provided through MLGS, the successes or seeming failures are subject to the quality of the marketer and what's being marketed.
I'm not going to speak about that here; that will be for a separate review. So I'll just speak about my experience with MLGS the second time around.
MLGS
Amidst all the affiliate programmes out there, not everything appeals to everyone. However, all marketers need eyeballs on their products, services, programmes, etc. So I've chosen, for now, to simply promote MLGS, and with leads and a mailing system built into the platform, it's a programme I can be proud to promote, rather than something I'm not 100% sure of.
This time, I'm being consistent with my daily email marketing.
This time, I'm starting to build know, like and trust (what I hadn't realised before was that even though the leads were people who had expressed genuine interest in online marketing/side hustles etc. they were still cold leads to me, and I learnt that I need to warm them up).
I'm building a downline through the affiliate programme, and therefore have 200 leads uploaded to my MLGS account daily.
What I Like
- For the low investment of $1 a day, 100 relatively fresh leads (opted in within 72 hours, I believe) are delivered to my MLGS account.
- Now that I have people signed up under me, I have 200 leads daily (you only need one signup to achieve this).
- The system has an inbuilt mailer that lets you send one email each day to your ever-growing list (so you don't necessarily need an autoresponder unless you choose to).
- Your daily emails can be scheduled for ‘perfect timing' - so that the delivery coincides with the time of day that your leads originally opted in, enhancing the likelihood that your emails will land in their inboxes at the time of day when they may be more likely to be online.
- There's a stats tab, so you can see your open and click-through rates - good to refine what's working.
- It's simple to explain and therefore duplicatable.
- It's a product that marketers need - a steady delivery of genuine leads.
What I Dislike
I can't think of anything in particular. If anything, I'd say that if you do want to export your leads and import them to your own autoresponder, your autoresponder system might not allow that - especially as your list grows very quickly.
Final Verdict
Whether you're new to online marketing or more seasoned, if you struggle to get people to see your offers, don't want to spend heaps on buying leads elsewhere, and are concerned about bot traffic, then a cost-effective way to generate genuine leads is through MLGS.
It's definitely working much better for me this time around, now that I know more what and what not to do - being consistent (yes), not promoting one programme after another in a random fashion (definitely not), and promoting MLGS instead (a product many marketers need, and one I'm proud to promote).
I recommend MLGS without hesitation.
p. S. You don't 'have to' promote MLGS if you have another programme or your own product you'd rather focus on. Though my suggestion is that focus is the keyword here. Be consistent and focus on one product for a period of time as you build know, like and trust.
Hope this helps.
Visit Myleadgensecret.com
Carlos Anastacio's review...
My Experience With The Program So Far
I joined on day one during prelaunch.
Not because I 'knew' it would explode. Nobody knows that. I joined because I've been online long enough to understand timing.
Most people wait for proof.
Early movers create positioning.
When I saw AI Matrix Spillover was still in prelaunch, I didn't overthink it. I locked in. Why? Because once something goes public and momentum starts building, the top spots are gone. Period.
So far, what stands out to me is the simplicity. It's not overly complicated. It's structured around positioning and spillover mechanics. You can clearly see how early placement could matter if growth kicks in.
There's also something powerful about being in before the crowd. The conversations feel smaller. The leadership is more accessible. You're not just another name buried under thousands.
Right now, it feels like being early to a party before the music starts. Quiet. Strategic. Full of potential.
What I Like
First, timing.
Being in during prelaunch gives structural advantage. That's not hype. That's math.
Second, clarity of the model.
It's straightforward. You understand where you sit. You understand what happens as people come in. No mystery about the structure.
Third, upside potential.
If momentum builds, early positions benefit the most. That's why I didn't want to sit on the sidelines.
Fourth, low barrier to entry.
You don't need a massive budget to get positioned. That makes it accessible for regular people who don't want to gamble thousands.
What I Dislike
Let's be honest.
It's early.
And early means uncertainty.
There's no long track record yet. You're betting on growth and leadership execution. That's part of prelaunch life.
Also, this is not passive magic.
Spillover helps, but promoting matters. Sitting back and hoping others do the work isn't a strategy. If someone expects that, they'll be disappointed.
And like any matrix model, late entry changes the game. So hesitation can cost positioning.
Final Verdict
I joined on day one for one reason:
I'd rather be early and wrong than late and regretful.
AI Matrix Spillover is a timing play. It's a positioning play. It's not guaranteed income, and it's not a get-rich shortcut.
But if momentum builds, early positioning can make a serious difference.
For me, the risk of watching it grow without me was bigger than the risk of getting in early.
If you understand that mindset, this makes sense.
If you're waiting for headlines and hype before moving, you'll probably be joining after the best seats are taken.
That's just how launches work.
And this time, I chose to be early.
Visit Aimatrixspillover.com
I joined on day one during prelaunch.
Not because I 'knew' it would explode. Nobody knows that. I joined because I've been online long enough to understand timing.
Most people wait for proof.
Early movers create positioning.
When I saw AI Matrix Spillover was still in prelaunch, I didn't overthink it. I locked in. Why? Because once something goes public and momentum starts building, the top spots are gone. Period.
So far, what stands out to me is the simplicity. It's not overly complicated. It's structured around positioning and spillover mechanics. You can clearly see how early placement could matter if growth kicks in.
There's also something powerful about being in before the crowd. The conversations feel smaller. The leadership is more accessible. You're not just another name buried under thousands.
Right now, it feels like being early to a party before the music starts. Quiet. Strategic. Full of potential.
What I Like
First, timing.
Being in during prelaunch gives structural advantage. That's not hype. That's math.
Second, clarity of the model.
It's straightforward. You understand where you sit. You understand what happens as people come in. No mystery about the structure.
Third, upside potential.
If momentum builds, early positions benefit the most. That's why I didn't want to sit on the sidelines.
Fourth, low barrier to entry.
You don't need a massive budget to get positioned. That makes it accessible for regular people who don't want to gamble thousands.
What I Dislike
Let's be honest.
It's early.
And early means uncertainty.
There's no long track record yet. You're betting on growth and leadership execution. That's part of prelaunch life.
Also, this is not passive magic.
Spillover helps, but promoting matters. Sitting back and hoping others do the work isn't a strategy. If someone expects that, they'll be disappointed.
And like any matrix model, late entry changes the game. So hesitation can cost positioning.
Final Verdict
I joined on day one for one reason:
I'd rather be early and wrong than late and regretful.
AI Matrix Spillover is a timing play. It's a positioning play. It's not guaranteed income, and it's not a get-rich shortcut.
But if momentum builds, early positioning can make a serious difference.
For me, the risk of watching it grow without me was bigger than the risk of getting in early.
If you understand that mindset, this makes sense.
If you're waiting for headlines and hype before moving, you'll probably be joining after the best seats are taken.
That's just how launches work.
And this time, I chose to be early.
Visit Aimatrixspillover.com
Joy Healey's review...
Re-reviewing this service in July 2023 and again June 2024 and March 2026!
I am still using it and find it SO helpful. I couldn't produce and research this info that I then use, adapting it to my own requirements, adding my own experiences and sometimes using it to promote an affiliate product that fits the content.
Anyone as short of time as I am, wouldn't be without this very affordable service.
Happily others agree with me, so I have now been earning from the affiliate program, which has reduced the cost to me.
People might say that ChatGPT has killed the need for it, but I disagree, because the free version of ChatGPT doesn't include bang up-to-date info. So if I have to pay for a ChatGPT update to be up-to-date (vital when reporting on social media etc.) I may as well pay for a service that also produces me a complete newsletter!
My experience with the program so far
It seems to have been at least three years since I first joined this site so that shows that I am still extremely happy with this program. It has saved me hours in creating content for my blog and social media posts.
The program gives me Private Label Rights (PLR*) to a superb quality Internet Marketing newsletter each month that I send to my email list. They obviously enjoy it, as I get among my highest open rates when I send the Newsletter out.
PLR material gives companies and individuals who don't have their own in-house expertise the right to use information produced by others as if it were their own.
Most PLR material has a deservedly terrible reputation. I have tons of it, on my hard disk, and it's so dire it would take me longer to correct / update it, so it's easier to start again.
This is NOT your average PLR!
I first joined this program maybe a couple of years ago. I loved it... But then I took a break from Internet Marketing for personal reasons so I cancelled my subscription.
Now I have returned to IM but I'm still short of time so when I was reminded about this service I was delighted to re-join.
What I Like
What I Dislike
Yet to find anything!
Final Verdict
If you've ever struggled to find quality content for lead magnets, social media, blog posts etc. give this a try - you won't regret it.
Visit Theinternetmarketingnewsletter.com
I am still using it and find it SO helpful. I couldn't produce and research this info that I then use, adapting it to my own requirements, adding my own experiences and sometimes using it to promote an affiliate product that fits the content.
Anyone as short of time as I am, wouldn't be without this very affordable service.
Happily others agree with me, so I have now been earning from the affiliate program, which has reduced the cost to me.
People might say that ChatGPT has killed the need for it, but I disagree, because the free version of ChatGPT doesn't include bang up-to-date info. So if I have to pay for a ChatGPT update to be up-to-date (vital when reporting on social media etc.) I may as well pay for a service that also produces me a complete newsletter!
My experience with the program so far
It seems to have been at least three years since I first joined this site so that shows that I am still extremely happy with this program. It has saved me hours in creating content for my blog and social media posts.
The program gives me Private Label Rights (PLR*) to a superb quality Internet Marketing newsletter each month that I send to my email list. They obviously enjoy it, as I get among my highest open rates when I send the Newsletter out.
PLR material gives companies and individuals who don't have their own in-house expertise the right to use information produced by others as if it were their own.
Most PLR material has a deservedly terrible reputation. I have tons of it, on my hard disk, and it's so dire it would take me longer to correct / update it, so it's easier to start again.
This is NOT your average PLR!
I first joined this program maybe a couple of years ago. I loved it... But then I took a break from Internet Marketing for personal reasons so I cancelled my subscription.
Now I have returned to IM but I'm still short of time so when I was reminded about this service I was delighted to re-join.
What I Like
- I'm really pressed for time, so this service saves me hours, creating quality content for social media, lead magnets and blog posts.
- Let's be honest: even if I had all day, every day, I don't have the skills or resources to come up with something as good as this.
- The newsletter keeps me up-to-date with trends in IM in a way that I couldn't possibly handle myself.
- The design quality is superb - my design skills are zero!
- The training shows you many different ways to use this material in your marketing
- Re-brand to your own affiliate links with one click. OR
- Personalize more fully using the source files that are supplied
- The perfect gift to send to my email list each month
- Support is fast and helpful
- An excellent affiliate program keeps my commissions coming in monthly too. So it's not just me who likes it.
What I Dislike
Yet to find anything!
Final Verdict
If you've ever struggled to find quality content for lead magnets, social media, blog posts etc. give this a try - you won't regret it.
Visit Theinternetmarketingnewsletter.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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