MarketingReviews of 9figuremarketing.com

Since it causes me grief to have to write this, I will preface this by sharing that 9-Figure Media is, in fact, a legitimate company with friendly employees who answer every question! Unfortunately, my experience was nothing more than a trainwreck. If you want a whole bunch of articles all over the internet (on 100s of websites, including some top-notch ones (e.g., Bloomberg, Insider, Digital Journal, MarketWatch (etc.))), but don't care if it never gains traction, then go to 9-Figure Media. That's exactly what they'll do and send you the stats/reports. If you actually expect news media outlets, podcasts, and magazines to contact you and interview you, then you're in the wrong place. For that, I'd personally recommend Ascot Media Group who is way cheaper, but gets the job done (This is how I got all over the world, including Newsweek, ABC7 LA, Scripps News, and several dozen other news and radio interviews worldwide, not to mention several (actual) magazine articles and podcasts that I was in). I even told Ascot about 9-Figure Media and they replied to me, saying, what they do should only cost $100 and that no journalist will read them anyway since they are flooded with emails. I wrote 9-Figure Media a lengthy email explaining my total dissatisfaction and this is what they told me (the main ideas): they understood that my media coverages weren't getting any engagement and that I had "a deep sense of pain" over it. That said, they told me that they "promise" to work something out, getting me the most coverage possible "at no extra cost to [me]." Toward the end of their lengthy reply, they said, "Our goal is to get you immense value for every dollar you spend with us. And that’s exactly what we’ve been doing, but we’ll do some more work for you to at least put a smile on your face." They told me to give them a couple of weeks to figure it out and that they'll keep me posted. Well, that was May 20, 2024. After a month and a half, on July 5, 2024, I sent a quick email kindly asking for a little update; he read the email 3 times (I have Mailtrack), but never got back with me. In total, I wasted $4,495 (which I can prove) (so much for "value for every dollar"), before I concluded that it was all worthless. That's how much I trusted them based on my emails/inquiries and their website and other reviews I read when I did my fact-checking. Again, 9-Figure Media is indeed amazing and fulfills their word of getting fluff out there to 100s of sites (hence 2 stars out of 5), and if you have millions of dollars, unlike me, then go ahead and buy from them; you don't have to worry about the ROI that you'll most likely never get. I still believe they're legit, but I probably won't return, ever. This review is not one out of hatred, but one out of truth, balance, and sincerity. I hope all goes well with them and especially their clients (somehow).