Commission Blueprint

[Andy3568]

Has anyone here tried Commission Blueprint? I've heard good things about it, but I was curious if anyone had some info on it. Pluses? Minuses? Anyone? :)

[Moderator 1]

I have actually heard good things about it. I know that we had a member who had quite a bit of success with it, but as with anything, research and working at it is how you will reach success. :)

[Forum Admin 2]

In my opinion, I do not feel this would be a product to invest in unless you have quite a bit of knowledge of internet marketing. So if one is just learning the basics, I would wait until you have had more experience and the understanding of how all this is combined to make money. Just my thought :)

[Jeff19711tampa]

I personally have not tried out Commission Blueprint but I have heard about true success stories that have resulted from the program.

[Andy3568]

There are a lot of programs out there that probably are not for beginners. The hard part is finding which ones are good for learning the ropes. You don't want to take a 300 level course without knowing the info from the 100 level course.

[Forum Admin 2]

Once you know the basics of internet marketing, you will be able to understand majority of the information that these courses offer. Once you have those steps down it is easier to join a more advanced course to increase your knowledge base.

Finding a program for beginners can be difficult to find. One of the best places to look is in forums, here they offer pretty good statistics about their experiences. :)

[Moderator 1]

As you get to know some of the internet marketers who have been around for some time, and get tips from them and see for yourself who gives out valuable information or not - you will be able to make better informed decisions for yourself and your growing business. :)

[Andy3568]

I find the forums are a good place to find honest reviews. The problem with review articles and websites is that many times, the reviewer is an affiliate, so she or he has a built-in bias to provide a favorable rating. They either give it a good rating and provide an affiliate link, or they give it a bad rating with a, "Try this one instead," of course with an affiliate link to the alternative website. Since most forums don't allow affiliate links, they are great places to get good information.

[Moderator 1]

Forums are a really good place to get honest reviews. You tend to get opinions good or bad. :)

[Andy3568]

Forums are a really good place to get honest reviews. You tend to get opinions good or bad. :)
Yeah. You just have to be careful about the bad reviews. You can generally report a program as bad and list the reasons why the program is not up to par, but you really need to be careful and not use terms like "scam artist" about anyone unless you have a really good reason (and evidence) to support it. I don't like really general reviews that throw out derogatory terms about the program creator anyway. I want specifics, like, "I found it was difficult to make money with this program. You may earn X, but you have to spend Y and the conversion rate is terrible..." Those are much more useful.

[Moderator 1]

Exactly. I agree completely. I find that using scam, sham, fraud, etc. negative comments is just a turn off. Sometimes it is from someone who may not have put enough effort towards it and are now disgruntled. They have agendas that are not so pleasant. :)

[Forum Admin 2]

Some of these disgruntled members have really bashed good products that actually do work and provide the techniques for those who are wanting to learn. One had to learn to read between the lines :)

[Andy3568]

Some of these disgruntled members have really bashed good products that actually do work and provide the techniques for those who are wanting to learn. One had to learn to read between the lines :)
Exactly! You definitely have to read between the lines. There are a lot of lazy people out there looking for something that just pumps free cash into their bank accounts. Most legitimate programs require a lot of work.

[Moderator 1]

You're right Andy - they do require more work than people think. Although in some cases, you will find that if you do the work once you can reap the benefits over and over. :)

[Forum Admin 2]

The hard part is getting the foundation set up, after all this is done and set in place, the rest is easy sailing. Your on the right path Andy :)

[MakeMuchMoney3]

I have also heard good things about Commission Blueprint. Although, you need experience when you get involved with this system. For a newbie I will say that My online income system is better to use in the beginning.

[Forum Admin 2]

Once you have learned the basics of affiliate marketing, it is easier to understand the more advanced techniques for you are familiar with some of the vocabulary :)

[Moderator 1]

Everyone is different with levels of knowledge before, during, and after. It just all depends. :)

[Andy3568]

I guess the hard part if finding out what these courses actually teach before signing up for them. For instance, I would hate to sign up for a course only to find out that it is the exact same material I learned in another course. It may be an excellent course, but if you already know the information, then you're wasting your money to do it again. But then, most of these courses offer a guarantee, so that's a plus.

[Forum Admin 2]

Most of the more advanced courses will provide a bullet point to show what their course offers. But as you mentioned, it is great when they offer a guarantee for refund expecially for those chances when you know majority of what they are teaching and it is not worth it to stay with the course for a few extra new techniques. Most of the time you will be able to look these up in a search and pull of quite a bit of information and teach yourself. :)