Traffic and FunnelsReviews of trafficandfunnels.com

I've enrolled in their 10 week program, and boy can I say that it is life changing... on every level. Was scared as hell to jump on it because of the price, bu it turns out that it was one of the best investment so far. I got to quit my day job to focus on my business in a matter of 3-4 weeks after signing up. If you're a business owner who's struggling to breakthrough, don't think about and do the move.

Some of the best investments I've ever made were on T&F material. They are the go-to experts when it comes to marketing and the most influential company in the coaching industry in my opinion.

Do NoT!!!!! By in to there purchase. It’s self centered and all about money. The sales rep try to sucker you in and when you disagree the get rude and pushy..... 10,000 dollar???? Go to a community college and do a certificate course with a live professor. You can network there and ask all the questions for $2,000 or maybe even cheaper. There is a program called score that is a free community program helping small business

Best mentor ship I have invested in! You get in what you put in. It took me days and months to really get in a groove by myself, but with the mentor ship and the knowledge I got from the mentors and coaches, I exceeded my expectations and have crushed my income months! I am so grateful to have joined and recommend to anyone!

I honestly don’t even know where to start but I’ll tell my story. I filed for my LLC in March of 2020, not even a week before the pandemic really hit the states, I made it I thought, I’m a business owner. While the business owner part was true, I most surely had not made it. After 6 months of cold calling, using failed ads, and having zero knowledge on how to even sell my service, I signed my first client. $1000/month on retainer... not too long after I started to see the T&F ads for their book, “the intelligent advertiser” I bought the ebook version in a heart beat and read it start to finish in the same day. I spent a few weeks trying to implement the knowledge I learned but I still couldn’t figure it out so I bought another product and I came into contact with one of their advisors. That advisor changed my life... I found out about client kit (entry level coaching program) and I went all in. Honestly I was so tight on money but I knew it’s what I needed I purchased access to client kit using two credit cards. That was in October. Fast forward to now, today is February 9th, I closed $8800 in 2 calls yesterday and I’m collecting another payment from a client on the 11th which puts me at $11k this month and we are only 9 days in. The process works, but not if you won’t put in the work. Period. YOU HAVE TO DO THE WORK. I’m on track to joining their next level program and really scaling my business. I will forever be grateful for T&F, they’ve changed both my life and business for the better. If you’re on the fence about them, odds are, there’s a deeper issue within yourself, not them.

I had purchased a workshop (highly average info) from Traffic and Funnel LLC last year (Feb 8, 2020) and today (Feb 9, 2021) my credit card has been charged with a workshop purchase I didn't approve or authenticate. There was no indication when I purchased the workshop last year that this would be a recurring fee/subscription - and if it were, like all ethical businesses I should have received communication from the company that a renewal was coming up. Which means, I'd have a CHOICE in making the purchase that was made (which, to stress - I didn't authenticate) for a digital product I don't need. Traffic and Funnels LLC didn't say anything about a renewal and suddenly deducted the amount from my credit card balance. Also, when I logged in to remove my credit card information from their membership portal, there was NO option for me to remove this information. Their member portal will mislead you to believe that they don't store your information, but in fact they do (just not visible to you) so they can auto bill without you noticing. Going through the other reviews now and I see that it's a pattern. Very scary - avoid this business at all costs! I'd like my refund now please and the ability to remove my financial information from your systems.

What I enjoy about T & F is that they have taken the time to get into the client's mindset. They focus on helping you get in front of the right clients and helping to solve your client's problems. I have been using their product called Newsfeed Authority and it is so much better than running FB ads. I have been dominating in my niche and I get to leverage social media without the huge price tag. Another gem is their book, The Consultant Next Door. This lays out how we should approach consulting and how to become a master at it.

Very slick sales people who keep what's ACTUALLY provided to you in the $10,000 Client Kit program behind the curtain while making you feel great about your decision to invest. Purposely vague in their promise to you on the sales call. Should have known better but they caught me in a down moment. After four weeks, this was clearly not working for me. I was not getting what I had been promised in the sales call. I had told the sales person in the call that I was NOT interested in a group program, as I was already part of one and what I really wanted and needed was 1:1 attention and coaching. I was assured this was the case in the CK program. Clearly, four weeks in, it was not. Due to time zone differences, NONE of their group calls were possible for me to attend, so my only alternative was to watch replays ... of other people's questions and problems. Of course, they didn't disclose the call times in the sales call, which disguised the fact that I was only getting access to group calls. When I brought this up, I was told to ask my questions in the FB group and tag the coaches. I was assured they would be on top of it like flies on food. So I did. Silence. No responses to my posts. Hello - is anybody there? The "training videos" were awful. I don't want to sit there and waste MY time listening to two guys banter with each other. The videos could easily be halved without losing ANY valuable content. I got through about half of them and couldn't stand it anymore. It's very clear this is male-oriented company. In fact, someone in the group once cold-messaged me and called me "bro" - I am neither A bro, nor YOUR bro. I also couldn't stand the Monday morning mindset calls - which I watched on replay, of course. It felt like I was in some kind of charismatic church service. Not all calls were like this, but this mindset one ... threw me off. I was very uncomfortable, and he also did talk about God and blessings ... I didn't come to listen to a guy preach - I came to better my business and in no way did any of the company copy indicate that this was a Christian-based program. Some people are looking for that specifically - to have business and religion align, and that's a lifestyle choice - but if you're not looking for that, it's inappropriate to have one of your coaches interject his religious convictions into a coaching call. The whole first module of the course felt like I was being primed to accept that any failure in the program was because of the way I was thinking, prepping me to not assign responsibility to them when I was struggling. It felt like a gaslight. I was never an "ideal client" for them, based on the needs and wants I outlined in the sales call. But they sold me into a program knowing it would be very difficult for me to get the results they promise. When I brought this to their attention in week 4 and kindly requested a refund, I was refused. I countered that I would accept 50% back, as I was, at that point, halfway through the program - this was a fair proposal. No go. I stated my disappointment in that decision, and that I would look into other ways to recoup some of the charges, though I still hoped we could resolve this amicably. At this point, any money back would have been viewed as a good-will gesture and we could have just closed the book. No go - again. So here I am, writing reviews, to warn people of the poor content, the poor customer service, and the poor delivery of the program promise ... and of the particularly savvy sales people working hard to take your money.