Featured Reviews
Herbert Flores's review...
Todd Bobal's review...
My experience with the program so far
Let me say this right up front: this is not just another course. It's more like a brain transplant. You're essentially borrowing Shane Nathan's mental framework for tapping into YouTube's underbelly, without showing your face, using your voice, or even really acting like a YouTuber.
Inside? You get training that's deceptively simple. Almost... Annoyingly easy to follow. Step-by-step stuff. Like being guided through a dark maze with one of those orange camping flashlights. It covers how to set up a faceless channel, pull content together with AI tools (free or dirt-cheap), and hack short-form virality without dancing or pointing at words. Yes, you can use ChatGPT and a few browser tabs and crank out video content that doesn't suck.
I made my first 3 videos using their process while drinking cold coffee (again) and sitting on a creaky porch chair. Two of them barely registered. But one? It moved. Got clicks. Impressions. Subs. Actual people.
No clue why that one popped. But I'm not complaining.
What I Like
First off, the faceless thing is pure genius. I'm not camera shy per se, but not having to worry about lighting or my hoodie collection is... Refreshing. It's like being the DJ instead of the performer. Way less pressure.
The structure? Kind of brilliant. They don't just show you 'what to do' but why it works now. Not five years ago. This month. Post TikTok boom. Post AI explosion. Post 'everyone's tired of hustling. '
You can get started almost instantly. Zero gear. Just your laptop, an idea, and maybe that same crusty coffee. Also, no fluff. It's lean. Tactical. It respects your time which, let's be honest, is rare these days.
Oh, and if you're already doing email or affiliate marketing? This plugs in perfectly. Like Lego bricks.
What I Dislike
It's not all sunshine. The pitch? Kinda loud. Big results. Big screenshots. But if you're not dialed in, or if you half-ass it, it will disappoint you. This ain't 'press a button, become a YouTube god. '
Also... It's not effortless. Fast? Yes. Simple? Sorta. But there's still grind. You still gotta show up. Pick topics. Test formats. Upload. Repeat. There's no magic wand.
Another gripe: if this model gets oversaturated (which it might), competition could stiffen. Early bird gets the traffic. The rest... Fight over scraps, maybe or maybe not.
And while the creator's results are cool, I'd love to see more third-party proof. Case studies from non-techy people. Folks like my cousin, who thinks Canva is a protein shake.
Final Verdict
Here's my brutally honest take.
If you're tired of showing your face, shouting into the void, or paying for ads that lead nowhere... Invisible Traffic System might be your sweet spot. It's not perfect, but it feels different than most shiny object programs. Less hype. More blueprint. Less guru, more underground hacker vibes.
But, and this is important, you've gotta work it. Commit. Test. Tinker. If you're chasing magic shortcuts, don't bother. But if you're the kind of person who sees potential in weird ideas and has a bit of rebel energy in your veins, you'll dig it.
It's not just 'invisible traffic. ' It's invisible leverage. And if you use it right... People notice, Even if they never see your face.
I'm in. Still testing. Still tweaking. But I've got traction. And that's more than I could say before.
Visit Invisibletrafficsystem.com
Let me say this right up front: this is not just another course. It's more like a brain transplant. You're essentially borrowing Shane Nathan's mental framework for tapping into YouTube's underbelly, without showing your face, using your voice, or even really acting like a YouTuber.
Inside? You get training that's deceptively simple. Almost... Annoyingly easy to follow. Step-by-step stuff. Like being guided through a dark maze with one of those orange camping flashlights. It covers how to set up a faceless channel, pull content together with AI tools (free or dirt-cheap), and hack short-form virality without dancing or pointing at words. Yes, you can use ChatGPT and a few browser tabs and crank out video content that doesn't suck.
I made my first 3 videos using their process while drinking cold coffee (again) and sitting on a creaky porch chair. Two of them barely registered. But one? It moved. Got clicks. Impressions. Subs. Actual people.
No clue why that one popped. But I'm not complaining.
What I Like
First off, the faceless thing is pure genius. I'm not camera shy per se, but not having to worry about lighting or my hoodie collection is... Refreshing. It's like being the DJ instead of the performer. Way less pressure.
The structure? Kind of brilliant. They don't just show you 'what to do' but why it works now. Not five years ago. This month. Post TikTok boom. Post AI explosion. Post 'everyone's tired of hustling. '
You can get started almost instantly. Zero gear. Just your laptop, an idea, and maybe that same crusty coffee. Also, no fluff. It's lean. Tactical. It respects your time which, let's be honest, is rare these days.
Oh, and if you're already doing email or affiliate marketing? This plugs in perfectly. Like Lego bricks.
What I Dislike
It's not all sunshine. The pitch? Kinda loud. Big results. Big screenshots. But if you're not dialed in, or if you half-ass it, it will disappoint you. This ain't 'press a button, become a YouTube god. '
Also... It's not effortless. Fast? Yes. Simple? Sorta. But there's still grind. You still gotta show up. Pick topics. Test formats. Upload. Repeat. There's no magic wand.
Another gripe: if this model gets oversaturated (which it might), competition could stiffen. Early bird gets the traffic. The rest... Fight over scraps, maybe or maybe not.
And while the creator's results are cool, I'd love to see more third-party proof. Case studies from non-techy people. Folks like my cousin, who thinks Canva is a protein shake.
Final Verdict
Here's my brutally honest take.
If you're tired of showing your face, shouting into the void, or paying for ads that lead nowhere... Invisible Traffic System might be your sweet spot. It's not perfect, but it feels different than most shiny object programs. Less hype. More blueprint. Less guru, more underground hacker vibes.
But, and this is important, you've gotta work it. Commit. Test. Tinker. If you're chasing magic shortcuts, don't bother. But if you're the kind of person who sees potential in weird ideas and has a bit of rebel energy in your veins, you'll dig it.
It's not just 'invisible traffic. ' It's invisible leverage. And if you use it right... People notice, Even if they never see your face.
I'm in. Still testing. Still tweaking. But I've got traction. And that's more than I could say before.
Visit Invisibletrafficsystem.com
Clive Anderson's review...
From Marty Petrizza and Greg Hickman comes The Crypto Mailer, which offers users a highly unique and beneficial platform.
Created in many ways similar to other solo-ad systems, but with a few added benefits.
The main clue being in its name The Crypto Mailer.
It is ideal for anyone linked with 'anything' to do with Crypto.
Got a crypto business, or offer? Simply login create your email, or paste one you've created already and send to the entire database.
Yes, it really is that simple, but there's more!
I've been a member since just after launch and having seen the benefits I upgraded to Gold some time ago. The reason I say this is that as a Gold member you can actual mail the database twice a day.
Now that is a unique feature indeed.
Then there is a the affiliate side where you share The Crypto Mailer with others and earn commissions down unlimited levels.
There's also plenty of affiliate tools and gadgets to help move forward as an affiliate.
Would I recommend The Crypto Mailer? Absolutely, as I've not only found it rewarding for posting crypto related emails, but also systems that have nothing to do with crypto as well.
So if you're looking for a tool to use to share anything crypto then The Crypto Mailer would be a great asset, and if you want to earn a great extra income then this is a plus as well.
Many people with crypto offers struggle to find an avenue where they can share their offer with a 'proven' list of Cryptocurrency buyers which makes The Crypto Mailer a real benefit for both sharing and using.
I've personally had some great rewards from being a member and I wouldn't hesitate in recommending it to others.
It's free to join and the upgrades are cheap too, but certainly worthwhile.
Clive Anderson
Visit Thecryptomailer.com
Created in many ways similar to other solo-ad systems, but with a few added benefits.
The main clue being in its name The Crypto Mailer.
It is ideal for anyone linked with 'anything' to do with Crypto.
Got a crypto business, or offer? Simply login create your email, or paste one you've created already and send to the entire database.
Yes, it really is that simple, but there's more!
I've been a member since just after launch and having seen the benefits I upgraded to Gold some time ago. The reason I say this is that as a Gold member you can actual mail the database twice a day.
Now that is a unique feature indeed.
Then there is a the affiliate side where you share The Crypto Mailer with others and earn commissions down unlimited levels.
There's also plenty of affiliate tools and gadgets to help move forward as an affiliate.
Would I recommend The Crypto Mailer? Absolutely, as I've not only found it rewarding for posting crypto related emails, but also systems that have nothing to do with crypto as well.
So if you're looking for a tool to use to share anything crypto then The Crypto Mailer would be a great asset, and if you want to earn a great extra income then this is a plus as well.
Many people with crypto offers struggle to find an avenue where they can share their offer with a 'proven' list of Cryptocurrency buyers which makes The Crypto Mailer a real benefit for both sharing and using.
I've personally had some great rewards from being a member and I wouldn't hesitate in recommending it to others.
It's free to join and the upgrades are cheap too, but certainly worthwhile.
Clive Anderson
Visit Thecryptomailer.com
Michael Rennick's review...
I really like this advertising website so far, it's also fun to use because you can see the people that visit your site, and therefore getting to know a little about the other people.
The website has brought me traffic even at the free level.
What I Like
I appreciate almost everything this advertising has to offer. The timer, the people, the website, traffic to my site have been a good start even at the free level.
What I Dislike
There's not much I dislike about this website, not only is it easy to set up, but it brings traffic to your site.
The only thing I do dislike isn't the website or anything to do with the site at all, I honestly dislike that I didn't go ahead and upgrade all the way at the first member discount. I would have saved myself so much time if I had upgraded right away.
Final Verdict
I'd like to add that I've gotten a steady stream of new visitors at the free level, then upgraded to the $9 level and it did make my life a little easier, I'm thinking that I'll be unstoppable if I upgrade all the way up, which is still a really good deal considering the traffic and sales I've gotten from this advertising.
Good stuff and easy to use.
Let me know if you stop by here so I will know you were here.
Michael Rennick
Visit Trafficadbar.com
The website has brought me traffic even at the free level.
What I Like
I appreciate almost everything this advertising has to offer. The timer, the people, the website, traffic to my site have been a good start even at the free level.
What I Dislike
There's not much I dislike about this website, not only is it easy to set up, but it brings traffic to your site.
The only thing I do dislike isn't the website or anything to do with the site at all, I honestly dislike that I didn't go ahead and upgrade all the way at the first member discount. I would have saved myself so much time if I had upgraded right away.
Final Verdict
I'd like to add that I've gotten a steady stream of new visitors at the free level, then upgraded to the $9 level and it did make my life a little easier, I'm thinking that I'll be unstoppable if I upgrade all the way up, which is still a really good deal considering the traffic and sales I've gotten from this advertising.
Good stuff and easy to use.
Let me know if you stop by here so I will know you were here.
Michael Rennick
Visit Trafficadbar.com
Bradley Edwards's review...
My experience with the program so far
One of the biggest challenges in online marketing is not building a website - it's getting consistent traffic to it. That's where my experience with The Downliner has really stood out so far. Instead of leaving you to figure out traffic generation on your own, the platform emphasizes collective exposure and co-op website traffic, which helps remove a major obstacle most beginners face.
From what I've seen, The Downline is designed to help members benefit from shared traffic flow rather than relying only on individual promotion efforts. This is especially helpful if you're running multiple websites, capture pages, or co-op sites and don't yet have a strong personal audience or email list.
What I appreciate most is how the system aligns everyone toward a common goal - traffic movement. When members participate and stay active, the entire network benefits. That creates momentum and visibility that would be very difficult to generate alone, especially for someone just getting started online.
So far, the traffic approach feels realistic and achievable. You're not promised viral results overnight, but you are given exposure, structure, and positioning that can lead to steady traffic when used consistently.
What I Like
1. Traffic-First Focus - The system clearly centers around getting eyes on websites, not just signups.
2. Co-Op website Exposure - Share traffic helps newer members gain visibility faster.
3. Leverage From the Network - Group participation creates traffic opportunities you can't easily generate solo.
4. Beginner Friendly - No advanced SEO or paid ads required to get started.
5. Works With Multiple Sites - Useful if you're promoting more than one website or funnel.
What I Dislike
1. Traffic Depends on Participation - Results improve when members stay active; passive users may see less benefit.
Final Verdict
Overall, The Downliner has been a valuable tool for generating online traffic to websites and co-op sites, especially for marketers who don't want to rely entirely on paid ads or complicated strategies.
If you are struggling to get visitors to your page, or you want an additional traffic stream that works alongside your existing efforts, The Downliner offers a practical, community-driven solution. It's not magic, but it does provide leverage, exposure, and a structured way to build momentum online.
For anyone serious about building consistent traffic - particularly through co-op websites - The Downliner is worth considering.
Visit Thedownliner.com
One of the biggest challenges in online marketing is not building a website - it's getting consistent traffic to it. That's where my experience with The Downliner has really stood out so far. Instead of leaving you to figure out traffic generation on your own, the platform emphasizes collective exposure and co-op website traffic, which helps remove a major obstacle most beginners face.
From what I've seen, The Downline is designed to help members benefit from shared traffic flow rather than relying only on individual promotion efforts. This is especially helpful if you're running multiple websites, capture pages, or co-op sites and don't yet have a strong personal audience or email list.
What I appreciate most is how the system aligns everyone toward a common goal - traffic movement. When members participate and stay active, the entire network benefits. That creates momentum and visibility that would be very difficult to generate alone, especially for someone just getting started online.
So far, the traffic approach feels realistic and achievable. You're not promised viral results overnight, but you are given exposure, structure, and positioning that can lead to steady traffic when used consistently.
What I Like
1. Traffic-First Focus - The system clearly centers around getting eyes on websites, not just signups.
2. Co-Op website Exposure - Share traffic helps newer members gain visibility faster.
3. Leverage From the Network - Group participation creates traffic opportunities you can't easily generate solo.
4. Beginner Friendly - No advanced SEO or paid ads required to get started.
5. Works With Multiple Sites - Useful if you're promoting more than one website or funnel.
What I Dislike
1. Traffic Depends on Participation - Results improve when members stay active; passive users may see less benefit.
Final Verdict
Overall, The Downliner has been a valuable tool for generating online traffic to websites and co-op sites, especially for marketers who don't want to rely entirely on paid ads or complicated strategies.
If you are struggling to get visitors to your page, or you want an additional traffic stream that works alongside your existing efforts, The Downliner offers a practical, community-driven solution. It's not magic, but it does provide leverage, exposure, and a structured way to build momentum online.
For anyone serious about building consistent traffic - particularly through co-op websites - The Downliner is worth considering.
Visit Thedownliner.com
George Nikolis's review...
I've been on SuperHotOpp since March or April. I don't remember the exact date but it's been a couple of months now.
I started with the free option, but upgraded to their biggest package of lifetime upgrades lately - after having tested the waters extensively. I get really frustrated at those traffic sites where you click so many ads just to show yours once. What a waste of time.
This site is done in a different way and I just adore how it works. You set your ads and they will rotate automatically. I've bought the lifetime package so unlimited hours and 20 hours of what they call magic minutes a month. Something I have not seen anywhere else, very smart, innovative and effective.
The special effects are excellent. I have 17 of them and they make my ads more attention-grabbing than text alone. Because I'm at the highest weight level my ads get shown more frequently than lower level members' ads. This in itself is worth every penny.
I can display 20 separate ads simultaneously which makes trying different approaches with my offers much easier. Much appreciate this flexibility.
Their affiliate program side also has been successful and I'm extremely happy with it. They pay 50% commissions which is great. I've earned some of their referral bonuses and get ongoing commissions too.
My upgrade offers free signups from the admins, so you can get paid for members that you didn't actually refer. It's bonus cash, so nothing wrong with that as well.
Traffic quality has been excellent for my promos. I keep receiving good solid clicks and conversions on a daily basis. My ads also appear on their primary rotator along with Rabbit Hole Traffic that offers additional exposure. The consistency is really what I appreciate most here and it's been performing well for me.
My one small complaint is the layout of the site is a tad old fashioned. Functional? Yes! Could be spruced up a bit? Definitely! But - in all honesty - these are small things compared to what I am getting.
Customer support is awesome though. Support tickets are replied to personally by the owner (Maryanne Myers - a seasoned veteran marketer with a heart of gold) which you don't often see anymore. Highly impressed by this personal touch.
Bottom line is that it is a quality traffic source and I am very pleased with my decision. It brings consistent visitors without daily maintenance and that's exactly what I am looking for. Imagine having your upgrade fee paid off by admins' effort and the program keep sending traffic to your ads.
Test the free version first for certain to see if it converts for your particular niche. I think you'll be as pleased as I am. Or go wild straight with a lifetime upgrade. All of Maryanne's sites have been around for years - and still work like a charm.
Visit Superhotopp.com
I started with the free option, but upgraded to their biggest package of lifetime upgrades lately - after having tested the waters extensively. I get really frustrated at those traffic sites where you click so many ads just to show yours once. What a waste of time.
This site is done in a different way and I just adore how it works. You set your ads and they will rotate automatically. I've bought the lifetime package so unlimited hours and 20 hours of what they call magic minutes a month. Something I have not seen anywhere else, very smart, innovative and effective.
The special effects are excellent. I have 17 of them and they make my ads more attention-grabbing than text alone. Because I'm at the highest weight level my ads get shown more frequently than lower level members' ads. This in itself is worth every penny.
I can display 20 separate ads simultaneously which makes trying different approaches with my offers much easier. Much appreciate this flexibility.
Their affiliate program side also has been successful and I'm extremely happy with it. They pay 50% commissions which is great. I've earned some of their referral bonuses and get ongoing commissions too.
My upgrade offers free signups from the admins, so you can get paid for members that you didn't actually refer. It's bonus cash, so nothing wrong with that as well.
Traffic quality has been excellent for my promos. I keep receiving good solid clicks and conversions on a daily basis. My ads also appear on their primary rotator along with Rabbit Hole Traffic that offers additional exposure. The consistency is really what I appreciate most here and it's been performing well for me.
My one small complaint is the layout of the site is a tad old fashioned. Functional? Yes! Could be spruced up a bit? Definitely! But - in all honesty - these are small things compared to what I am getting.
Customer support is awesome though. Support tickets are replied to personally by the owner (Maryanne Myers - a seasoned veteran marketer with a heart of gold) which you don't often see anymore. Highly impressed by this personal touch.
Bottom line is that it is a quality traffic source and I am very pleased with my decision. It brings consistent visitors without daily maintenance and that's exactly what I am looking for. Imagine having your upgrade fee paid off by admins' effort and the program keep sending traffic to your ads.
Test the free version first for certain to see if it converts for your particular niche. I think you'll be as pleased as I am. Or go wild straight with a lifetime upgrade. All of Maryanne's sites have been around for years - and still work like a charm.
Visit Superhotopp.com
Cohortia so far has been genuinely impressive, especially as a beta tester. I was able to set up my own community group in just a few minutes, which immediately stood out to me. The onboarding was smooth, and the platform felt intuitive right from the start, even without spending time on tutorials.
What really caught my attention is how Cohortia focuses on solving one of the biggest problems with online communities: empty groups and low engagement. As soon as my community was live, the AI-driven features began working in the background, creating posts, sparking conversations, and making the group feel active instead of abandoned. This is something that usually takes weeks or months to achieve manually.
Cohortia feels like a complete ecosystem rather than just another forum or group tool. Everything, from posts and chats to events and member profiles, is built into one platform, which makes managing a community far less overwhelming. For anyone who wants to build a community but doesn't want to be glued to it every day, Cohortia clearly aims to remove that daily grind.
What I Like
One thing I really like about Cohortia is the AI-powered engagement system. The platform automatically creates content and keeps discussions flowing, which removes the pressure of constantly posting just to keep a community alive. The virtual AI members are surprisingly effective at making the community look active and welcoming, which can help attract and retain real members.
Another strong point is how everything is integrated into one place. Posts, chats, events, member profiles, and activity feeds all work together seamlessly. On top of that, the AI moderation helps keep the community aligned with the rules, reducing the need for constant manual oversight.
I also appreciate that Cohortia is SEO-friendly and mobile-optimized. It feels more like a native app than a traditional web platform, which makes it easier for members to stay engaged. The built-in monetization options are another plus, allowing communities to sell memberships, content, events, or courses without needing external tools.
What I Dislike
The main limitation I noticed is that, because Cohortia offers many AI-driven features, new users may need a short adjustment period to fully understand how to best configure the AI settings for their specific niche. It's not difficult, but there is a learning curve if you want to customize things beyond the default setup.
Final Verdict
Cohortia is a solid solution for anyone looking to launch, grow, and manage an online community without constant hands-on effort. As a beta tester, I found it fast to set up, easy to use, and surprisingly effective at keeping a community active from day one. The AI automation, engagement tools, and monetization features make it especially appealing for creators, coaches, and entrepreneurs who want results without daily micromanagement. Overall, Cohortia delivers on its promise of running a community on autopilot while still giving the owner full control.
Visit Getcohortia.in