The Surprising Advantage of a Warrior Plus Account
The Surprising Advantage of a Warrior Plus Account
I'm not usually tempted by, or even interested in, shiny pebbles.
But I do spend a fair amount of money monthly on my autoresponder.
It maintains a large number of lists and an even larger number of automations.
Generally, a list and an automation service one specific website.
So when I heard about a plugin that would act as an autoresponder on your website, with a guaranteed delivery rate complying with Google's latest DMarc restrictions, I thought it made sense.
I could deploy it on each website that I needed a list/automation for, instead of having a single autoresponder handling them all.
And it was cheap. Almost ridiculously so!
So I clicked on it (very unusual for me).
And immediately saw it was hosted on Warrior Plus.
So I logged in to my W+ account, which gives me access to all the details about any offer. And allows me to promote it as an affiliate, of course.
Guess what I found?
7, yep count 'em, seven, upsells!
Any product that requires 7 upsells to make it work properly is indistinguishable from a scam.
But you need a W+ account to do that forensic analysis.
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Hi Phil,
Thanks for the info. I loathe when something sounds really good and promising and then there is upsell after upsell. After about 2 I usually get sick of the sales pitches and give up. I just wanted the one thing!
I will have to research what Warrior Plus is. I had not heard of it before.
Hope you have a great day, Phil.
Karin
W+ is a platform that allows you to sell your own products. The platform makes it particularly easy to create a funnel of upsells and downsells. W+ vendors tend to promote each other to their lists.
I no longer use it, except to do a forensic analysis of offers, like I did for the one described to discover that it had 7 upsells.
Ah, I see. Well it seems like that was certainly a good use of it. I hate it when you go through page after page after page of upsells....
Thanks again for sharing!
Karin
I have seen this scenario so many times before, it really doesn't surprise me. These are the "systems" I used to review before the doomsday Google update. LOL
Almost every Warrior offer is the same it starts with a trip wire offer that is very cheap and then it leads you to many up sells they have been doing this for years
W+ just provides the platform that makes it possible. It attracts vendors who have made this sort of funnel their standard.
That's right.
I reviewed dozens of W+ products, and as far as I remember, 90% of them had at least five upsells (with some downsells).
Most of them did not last more than 10 months.
In the end, I realized it wasn't worthwhile to publish content about them, because after about a year, no one searched for them as they had essentially become non-existent.
It would have made more sense to review the founders of the products, such as Branson Tay.
These individuals continuously created "new" products on a monthly basis and promoted them as "new."
Glenn Kosky (I think that’s his name) is another one of the scammers that use Warrior +. The problem is that they don’t vet the creators and allow a ton of scammers to sell their products through them.
I suppose, if they are getting money from these con artists then why would they stop!!
The thing is that it's just a platform that provides the facility to build a funnel easily. There's no way for them to vet the products being sold. It's definitely a case of caveat emptor.
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That’s typical of Warrior + and the scams that are sold through them. Buy this AI money maker for $7, then you can get more money if you buy this for $59, you said no so have it for $19, now get this shiny object for $29. And the list goes on. I guess that’s the beauty of a funnel. I have purchased some of the things that are sold on Warrior + (about 8 or 9) to see if they are genuine. None of them are.
That's a great summary of a typical W+ funnel. There is the occasional diamond, but they are rare.