Lee K.
A mixed bag but probably worth it
Original review: I'm a few months into this program and it's delivering results for me. In the first month since launching a CA campaign our enquiries have gone up 33%. It used to be the case that every sales opportunity had to be won, so I didn't have room to experiment and hone my own processes. Now I've got sufficient volume to do the kind of testing that improves the whole sales process. It's really hard work and very time consuming but I honestly wish I'd done it ten years ago. Updated review: The above is the review that was done at their request one month in. As time went by I found it less good but the fundamentals are there and I did learn a lot. Strong recommend and you’ll learn a lot but there are caveats. If you’re thinking of signing up ask to see the contract, you’ll see the ‘guarantee’ they offer is effectively worthless so don’t be swayed by it. It’s an organisation run by aggressively successful young men in the Trump era and the culture reflects that. I didn’t come across a single female student the whole time. Which is a shame because they only seem to want to serve half the market. One coaching session turned into a “why can’t I get a girlfriend” therapy session which was actually a really positive experience for the younger guys whereas the rest of it is the hyper-masculine hustle culture that causes young guys problems in the first place. Some of the instructors have a questionable approach to communication too. For what you pay it’s not unreasonable to expect the instructors to be respectful, but it wasn’t uncommon in the slack channel to be told ‘you guys keep asking the same dumb questions’ or similar. Not aimed at anyone in particular but still irritating. And one instructor seemed had no issue belittling people. All that said, these guys are at the cutting edge of volume sales and adopting new tech as fast as it becomes available. You will learn a lot. You just have to put up with a bit of nonsense.