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I keep having a company called OLSP System showing up in my Facebook feed every day.
They look like a scam company.
Have any members run across them?
This is a program from Wayne Crowe who is the founder of Traffic Dominators - The system offers all kinds of training. Affiliate marketing, email marketing, etc.
If you do a Google search - wayne crowe OLSP System - you'll find lots of info about it.
Hope that helps
Leo...I have another question if you don't mind. You've been with WA for a long time.
How does one find out who they are a referral of?
I ask because I saw your post (about a month ago) about Jay now only allowing his referrals to contact him directly and it got me to thinking I have no idea if I was referred to WA by someone or not?
If go to your profile, and click on view profile. There you have public messages, if you scroll down all the way to the end you will see the welcome message from the person you enrolled through.
if you click on help at the top then you will find out who, if any, you were referred by ...
you will see Kyle, carson and maybe a.n.other... and it is this a.n.other who s your referrer...
easier than scrolling down your profile...
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I keep having a company called OLSP System showing up in my Facebook feed every day.
They look like a scam company.
Have any members run across them?
I have not heard of it before. However, I also learned here. Thank you for your question.
I took a look to see what OLSP was about as I like to see if I can pick up tidbits of information about online marketing wherever I can.
OLSP immediately starts upselling from the get-go thus, my first impression is that they are a bit sleazy.
The guy that founded the company films his podcasts from a dark dingy room he calls his "Bat Cave" if that graphic helps. I got depressed just watching his video.
Nope! The difference between OLSP and Wealthy Affiliates is night and day.
I have to say I've looked at a lot of online marketing and affiliate marketing training programs over the years and there isn't one that holds a candle stick to Wealthy Affiliates.
Kyle and Carson built a company that truly changes people's lives if they apply what they've learned.
My hats off to Kyle & Carson!
This is a program from Wayne Crowe who is the founder of Traffic Dominators - The system offers all kinds of training. Affiliate marketing, email marketing, etc.
If you do a Google search - wayne crowe OLSP System - you'll find lots of info about it.
Hope that helps
Leo...I have another question if you don't mind. You've been with WA for a long time.
How does one find out who they are a referral of?
I ask because I saw your post (about a month ago) about Jay now only allowing his referrals to contact him directly and it got me to thinking I have no idea if I was referred to WA by someone or not?
If go to your profile, and click on view profile. There you have public messages, if you scroll down all the way to the end you will see the welcome message from the person you enrolled through.
if you click on help at the top then you will find out who, if any, you were referred by ...
you will see Kyle, carson and maybe a.n.other... and it is this a.n.other who s your referrer...
easier than scrolling down your profile...
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Besides Kyle's classes I haven't seen transcripts for any of the live classes given on Fridays. Am I missing them by chance?
I like to have transcripts to handy to refe
I don't think that's applicable; they're subtitled, though. You may pause webinars to take notes.
You can replay them as many times as you like.
Kyle's videos don't have the exact transcript, but do have an outline/summery of the content in his videos. I find his summaries helpful to quickly refer back to without having to re-watch the whole video again to find the tidbit of information I am seeking.
Some tutorial videos on YouTube and elsewhere have a transcript right below the video along with the minute markers so you don't have to go through the whole video again.
Instead, you can quickly go to the exact location in the video to review the information.
I have taken other online classes where the information is copyrighted, yet they provide transcripts (with minute timers), for quick content locating within the video.
Oh well...Guess I will just have to learn to read my own "chicken scratch" notes.
I have "THE WORST" handwriting unfortunately. LOL!
I know about YouTube; you can print right off in GPT, provided you have the extension installed.
Okay, that's great to know.
You may want to put this across to Kyle :) Thank you for your notes here.
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Do any othe the wa classes have transcripts?
Besides Kyle's classes I haven't seen transcripts for any of the live classes given on Fridays. Am I missing them by chance?
I like to have transcripts to handy to refe
I don't think that's applicable; they're subtitled, though. You may pause webinars to take notes.
You can replay them as many times as you like.
Kyle's videos don't have the exact transcript, but do have an outline/summery of the content in his videos. I find his summaries helpful to quickly refer back to without having to re-watch the whole video again to find the tidbit of information I am seeking.
Some tutorial videos on YouTube and elsewhere have a transcript right below the video along with the minute markers so you don't have to go through the whole video again.
Instead, you can quickly go to the exact location in the video to review the information.
I have taken other online classes where the information is copyrighted, yet they provide transcripts (with minute timers), for quick content locating within the video.
Oh well...Guess I will just have to learn to read my own "chicken scratch" notes.
I have "THE WORST" handwriting unfortunately. LOL!
I know about YouTube; you can print right off in GPT, provided you have the extension installed.
Okay, that's great to know.
You may want to put this across to Kyle :) Thank you for your notes here.
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Has anyone used an Ai lead gen service by the name of Devi?
Let me preface by saying this is by no means an advertisement as I have no association with this company so if I
Have any members had a positive experience with this lead gen company?
Has anyone used an Ai lead gen service by the name of Devi?
Let me preface by saying this is by no means an advertisement as I have no association with this company so if I
I stumbled upon a website that was a review of Wealthy Affiliate so clicked to read what it had to say.
In a nutshell it talked about Kyle and Carson and went on to giv
Yes, I have heard of a few programs. They are two completely different business models.
I see from your reply to TheAbiePPlus that you understand the concept of local lead generation. This is also known as rank and rent.
Except that you're simply providing leads to said company. Your income comes from what you charge for your leads. It could be per lead or an agreed-upon monthly fee.
With lead generation, you're not paid a commission from the sale of the company's product as you would be being the company's affiliate..
There are a few training courses. Many are ridiculously overpriced
You have one called Job Killing By Dan Klein - that course is around $7000.
Another one is called Local Marketing Vault and the cost for that one is $2997.00
Another one is called BAM University (bad ass marketing) this one is around $7000
And another is Modern Millionaires - that one ranges from $2500 to $25,000
There is also a course on Udemy by Jamie Tsang - for $109.00 or when Udemy has a sale you can get it for $19.99
Hope that helps
Thanks for the info!
Will take a look just for the hell of it to see what their angle is.
Getting potential customers to the website and to engage is the crux of any online business.
WA covers similar information and probably in much more detail for much less which is why I am finding several of these so called "Digital Real Estate" training programs are writing negative reviews about WA .
When your competitors start producing negative ads about you... you know your program, product or service is a threat to them.
Don't think I will be paying those kind of fees.
It's like many reviews of products - the reviewer slams a product to get people to buy thier product.
Domain flipping or building for flipping are possible scenarios :) They will have to show proof of earnings and their scalability.
It is not Domain Flipping. Apparently, it is about building a simple website to advertise a general business category.
For example businesses that offer concrete services.
So a website is built to attract customers to a website advertising "concrete services" in a local market.
The web builder contacts a local concrete business and explains they will help them attract more business for them. They do not charge an advertising fee, but rather negotiate a deal where for each potential customer they refer to the concrete business the concrete business agrees to pay them a percentage of whatever service the concrete company charges the customer for the service.
If the concrete business does not pay the agreed upon fee then the web builder tells them fine. We will contact your competitor and refer the leads to them instead.
The difference being the concrete or whatever category company has no out of pocket costs until they actually have a paying customer.
I am not sure there is an effective waay to insure the company pays the agreed upon fee except for the fact they may want to because it is business they got without having to waste dollars on advertising upfront that may produce no paying customers.
The biggest problem I see is the website builder had best be damn good at attracting leads or they will go broke fast.
I inputted in the Niche Finder.
Digital Commercial Real Estate
Digital Investment Real Estate
Digital Property Management
Digital Home Improvement
Digital Home Construction
Digital Real Estate Technology
Digital Residential Real Estate
Digital Property Taxation
Digital Home Appraisal
Digital Real Estate Financing
Yeah, I see where's that going? Thank you for the clarification.
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Have any members seen any of these websites about digital real estate?
I stumbled upon a website that was a review of Wealthy Affiliate so clicked to read what it had to say.
In a nutshell it talked about Kyle and Carson and went on to giv
Yes, I have heard of a few programs. They are two completely different business models.
I see from your reply to TheAbiePPlus that you understand the concept of local lead generation. This is also known as rank and rent.
Except that you're simply providing leads to said company. Your income comes from what you charge for your leads. It could be per lead or an agreed-upon monthly fee.
With lead generation, you're not paid a commission from the sale of the company's product as you would be being the company's affiliate..
There are a few training courses. Many are ridiculously overpriced
You have one called Job Killing By Dan Klein - that course is around $7000.
Another one is called Local Marketing Vault and the cost for that one is $2997.00
Another one is called BAM University (bad ass marketing) this one is around $7000
And another is Modern Millionaires - that one ranges from $2500 to $25,000
There is also a course on Udemy by Jamie Tsang - for $109.00 or when Udemy has a sale you can get it for $19.99
Hope that helps
Thanks for the info!
Will take a look just for the hell of it to see what their angle is.
Getting potential customers to the website and to engage is the crux of any online business.
WA covers similar information and probably in much more detail for much less which is why I am finding several of these so called "Digital Real Estate" training programs are writing negative reviews about WA .
When your competitors start producing negative ads about you... you know your program, product or service is a threat to them.
Don't think I will be paying those kind of fees.
It's like many reviews of products - the reviewer slams a product to get people to buy thier product.
Domain flipping or building for flipping are possible scenarios :) They will have to show proof of earnings and their scalability.
It is not Domain Flipping. Apparently, it is about building a simple website to advertise a general business category.
For example businesses that offer concrete services.
So a website is built to attract customers to a website advertising "concrete services" in a local market.
The web builder contacts a local concrete business and explains they will help them attract more business for them. They do not charge an advertising fee, but rather negotiate a deal where for each potential customer they refer to the concrete business the concrete business agrees to pay them a percentage of whatever service the concrete company charges the customer for the service.
If the concrete business does not pay the agreed upon fee then the web builder tells them fine. We will contact your competitor and refer the leads to them instead.
The difference being the concrete or whatever category company has no out of pocket costs until they actually have a paying customer.
I am not sure there is an effective waay to insure the company pays the agreed upon fee except for the fact they may want to because it is business they got without having to waste dollars on advertising upfront that may produce no paying customers.
The biggest problem I see is the website builder had best be damn good at attracting leads or they will go broke fast.
I inputted in the Niche Finder.
Digital Commercial Real Estate
Digital Investment Real Estate
Digital Property Management
Digital Home Improvement
Digital Home Construction
Digital Real Estate Technology
Digital Residential Real Estate
Digital Property Taxation
Digital Home Appraisal
Digital Real Estate Financing
Yeah, I see where's that going? Thank you for the clarification.
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I just had a chance to go through the first 8 of the new core HUBS training classes, yet when I look at the side bar to the right of the page it doesn't show that I watched 100
Hi Dave
I am in the habit of often not watching a full video; I tend to skip the ends, so mine will show as 90+%. So if you're certain you watched the full video, then raise it as a bug.
Also, if you go back to the lessons list (click "back to my hub") and scroll down a little, you can tick off your progress, also known as "your path to success."
:-)
Richard
You may need to empty the browser cache, refresh, and try again. Try the URL in a different browser or mobile device.
What is? Dave's issue. It could be... with the core webinar training... However, I know someone who watched a webinar and got 110% vs 100%. Glitches happen all the time.
They must have loved it so much :)
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I have a question about the new training classes?
I just had a chance to go through the first 8 of the new core HUBS training classes, yet when I look at the side bar to the right of the page it doesn't show that I watched 100
Hi Dave
I am in the habit of often not watching a full video; I tend to skip the ends, so mine will show as 90+%. So if you're certain you watched the full video, then raise it as a bug.
Also, if you go back to the lessons list (click "back to my hub") and scroll down a little, you can tick off your progress, also known as "your path to success."
:-)
Richard
You may need to empty the browser cache, refresh, and try again. Try the URL in a different browser or mobile device.
What is? Dave's issue. It could be... with the core webinar training... However, I know someone who watched a webinar and got 110% vs 100%. Glitches happen all the time.
They must have loved it so much :)
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I have not heard of it before. However, I also learned here. Thank you for your question.
I took a look to see what OLSP was about as I like to see if I can pick up tidbits of information about online marketing wherever I can.
OLSP immediately starts upselling from the get-go thus, my first impression is that they are a bit sleazy.
The guy that founded the company films his podcasts from a dark dingy room he calls his "Bat Cave" if that graphic helps. I got depressed just watching his video.
Nope! The difference between OLSP and Wealthy Affiliates is night and day.
I have to say I've looked at a lot of online marketing and affiliate marketing training programs over the years and there isn't one that holds a candle stick to Wealthy Affiliates.
Kyle and Carson built a company that truly changes people's lives if they apply what they've learned.
My hats off to Kyle & Carson!
Your assessment is spot on; thank you for your feedback. It is greatly appreciated.