Jordan
Misleading program – not worth $5,000
I joined Private Label Masters expecting to learn directly from Tim Sanders, but that was not the reality at all. The biggest issue is that although the program is marketed around Tim, his actual involvement is extremely limited. You only see him during a weekly Q&A session, and even then, it’s very restricted (limited Zoom chat, many participants). For the most critical parts of the process, he is not involved at all. Instead, you are assigned to “coaches” with no clear background or proven success. My coach was Maggie Flynn. While I believe she had good intentions and tried to be helpful, she did not seem qualified to guide people in such a risky business model. Nobody knows whether Maggie is successful in making sales, but more importantly, she shared her latest product launch journey and the losses she experienced. She said it was the beginning of the launch and that it was normal, etc. Later, she stopped sharing updates about her new product launch, which made me question her credibility even more. I also experienced the results of her guidance firsthand. There is no transparency about how these coaches are selected or what qualifies them. This is very concerning when you are investing thousands of dollars. As I agree with other comments, another major problem is that the strategies taught feel outdated and are unlikely to lead to a profitable product. As a beginner, you don’t realize this at first, but there are many tools, parameters, metrics, and methods they are not aware of. On top of that, they try to upsell you another product research course inside the program—which raises the question: why is this not included if the main course is supposed to be comprehensive? In the end, I was left with thousands of dollars in losses and a garage full of unsellable inventory. Overall, this program does not justify its $5,000+ price tag. It feels misleading to use Tim Sanders’ name so heavily when he is barely involved in the actual learning process. Though I don’t know if things would have been different if Tim had been involved in crucial steps like product selection. I regret joining and would not recommend it.




