Traffic and FunnelsReviews of trafficandfunnels.com

Inconsistency between messaging and actions behind the scenes

We subscribed to the memos, a simple address change was ignored or just too complicated. It took several emails and messages on various social media pages to actually confirm cancelation of the subscription. Now 6+ months later there is 4 emails sent asking for a review. This is not how a professional business engages with clients so whatever practices they are trying to teach will do more harm than good.

Biggest scam of a company of all time. Complet le RIP off of Sam Ovens (Sam is actually legit btw). I can't believe I gave them my money. All hype in their sales reps, no substance at all. I literally still cringe every time I see Taylor Welch's face in ads - all these years later lol. I just helped HIM get rich buying his scam course. Worst business decision of my life.

This is a scam. All they want to do is take your money and don’t care if you succeed or not. Even if you ask for your money back, they won’t give it to you if you even look at the course, which is all information you can get in a community college business class for a fraction of the money. Stay away at all costs. Update: Company said they had an email to "explain everything" but none was sent, no matter where I looked in my emails. Feels like more of the same scammy behaviour I've seen from this company for the past year.

I did not order the program and got a charge for in on my credit card.

Won’t let you cancel. Keep charging you.

If I knew then what I know now, I would not have given Traffic and Funnels my money. My impression is that they are selling a system that is out of date and doing it in a sneaky, multi level marketing, kind of way where they (a) draw people in with a lot of bragging and hyperbole using cherry-picked success stories, then totally fake that they only let certain people into their program so you feel like you must have something special. Then, if/when it doesn’t work for you, they make you feel like it’s because you don’t have the right positive mental attitude. My first mistake was not trusting my own due diligence. Before I signed up, I interviewed 4 of their clients, 3 of whom gave Excellent reviews on this site. 2 of them had possibly made a sale but hadn't even recouped their investment in the program yet. I think 1 told me that he hadn’t made any money yet. And 1 was making decent money, but she told me it took her 2 years and paying for their follow up course to get there. So, when it comes to evaluating the program, their clients definitely have a multilevel marketing mentality where they feel they have to pretend to be successful before the program has even proven to work for them. More specifically, here’s my experience: Within a few weeks of giving them my money, I found myself "establishing authority" in private Facebook groups. Unfortunately, these groups specifically forbid people from selling anything and lots of people in these groups knew exactly what I was actually doing (ie fishing for business). Multiple people said things like "He's just another one of those coaches trying to sell us...". I was even bumping into other people in the same FB communities using similar tactics as I was, as if they’d gone through a program similar to the Traffic and Funnels program. It was a mess and it didn’t work. I actually ended up speaking on the phone with one of the other coaches who I bumped into in one of the FB groups. She told me that she barely uses FB groups anymore. It's just not a successful strategy for her anymore because people have caught onto the fishing tactics that companies like Traffic and Funnels teach. It feels to me like they developed their program several years back and it may have been fresh and worked, but that it’s played out now, at least within certain niches.

Let's talk about RESULTS. After spending $7500 for "Client Kit" + $3,000 for two months of extended support and $4500 with their so-called Facebook guru, guess how many extra clients I have? NONE. I followed the program TO THE LETTER. I had their coaches review my webinar, ad copy and offers. I was told that "I'm good to go". When it bombed, and I went back to this team of so-called experts, guess what I was told? "Oh, you need to learn to write ad copy". Wait - YOUR TEAM reviewed all of my funnel and approved it. The Facebook "guru" that came highly recommended from T&F got one of my ad accounts shut down, and ghosted me when I asked him what he was going to do to make it right. This was a very expensive lesson for me to learn, and here's what I can tell you: there is NOTHING that they teach that you can't find for yourself that's already out there online or gasp! in the library. It all boils down to: offer, ad, targeting, message, sale. That's it. DO NOT let T&F make you think they have some kind of secret sauce. They don't. They are cleverly disguised con men who make all kinds of promises, and then will abandon you once they have your money and you need help.