Can anyone tell me about MLSP providers?
I've never heard of them before and would like to ask if anyone can clarify what they are and if they're worth it. Thanks!
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This is a REALLY old blog post but I can't resist. MLSP was the first thing I joined in internet marketing and gave me all my big breakthroughs. It was under their watch I quit my job, working full time from home. They have amazing training, and honestly, it was absolutely life changing! That's why I am still involved with them.
The thing that made me want to join WA as well after years of success with MLSP is because MLSP does emphasize network marketers. I wanted to reach out to people outside of that market too. Both are great programs, but it's like comparing apples to oranges.
I had a choice between Carbon Copy Pro and MLSP. I chose Carbon Copy Pro because they were more high end targeting and Carbon Copy Pro did not accept everybody who applied.
read Kyle's review. was about to join when i stumbled across WA.
there is nothing even close to WA. have been looking a loooong time
for something this comprehensive. just do a google search for mlsp reviews. of course you probably know that being ranked 27.
afaik, they are what inspired Dave Wood to create Empower, he took the 4th pillar (or whatever they call it) seriously. It sounds good then there's the whole upsell situation. That & MLM is a huge turnoff, I bet we have info that is just as good or better here.
I have seen some of their free videos that are used to get people to join. Some of videos were pretty good to be honest, but I have not joined, so I don't know how good their online training is. If I do I will provide an update. If you join at the highest level you get to sell products made by other members. I also am not sure if they have a community or not. Personally if you do join I would suggest taking the 20 dollar a month option, and if you do well then upgrade to the 150, assuming you don't think their products are not scams.
edit: They do have a free trial. I have not tried it because I am focusing so much on WA. Once I am done with my WA course I do intend to see how good they are.
Thanks for all the feedback guys! I actually did some more digging and found out a lot. NOT going to be recommending it to anyone.
Be very wary of anything MLM -- if you are at the top and have infinite leads being fed to you (like you are the creators or their friends) you can do well, but only at the expense of many other people who never make profit.
Everyone else is CHURNING members who join who drop out who also brought other members in who give up and drop out (having left their fees).
They make their money on memberships and members buying services or products.
Technically some at the top can make money, such as with folks who have massive mailing lists to harvest -- but it still boils down to "DO THE ENDS JUSTIFY THE MEANS"?
-- is it really worth it to make your money by taking it from all those other people who get nothing in return but a bad experience and a smaller bank balance?
There are a few companies that do MLM and have real products, but these are few and far between and are not usually going to get you a full time income.
This was recently posted here on WA -- you can find other posts if you use "scam" in the above search box:
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/donhood/blog/have-you-been-scammed
I disagree, I have been in MLM myself for quite awhile, and I have made decent profit on the bottom end without recruiting anyone. I sold my products, and saw much success with it. I do not believe in the recruiting part of it, but I liked the products so I joined, and start promoting the valuable products..
It is a marketing strategy, multilevel marketing it is called. You build a business and get many others to join you in it. You train them and get commissions from their businesses.
You can build a big business and generate a lot of residual income from it and even after retirement you can still be earning depending on the level of your business.
Yes it can work if you know marketing very well and you know how to engage others to join you. The more people you get into your business the better it is for you.
Terenzia
Just checked out her site. "FREE MLM" training............just a video
Hmmmm, smells like a scam to me
John
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Funny that this post is still getting action after this long! I'm an ex-member and current affiliate with MLSP and have been involved with their community since 2012. As Dan noted, it's like comparing apples to oranges, in fact, I'm in the process of doing a COMPLETE review of both systems to show that many that have done reviews have not taken the proper stance to provide a truly "unbiased" review of both systems. Usually people just dog one system to get you to buy into the other. Not that cool from my perspective. But I do understand that there are many that are not cool with MLM either, and that's ok.
Here's my work in progress. It's in 3 parts so far, and I plan to continue posting to it until I make it a sincerely honest take on both systems.
http://megabitaffiliate.com/what-is-the-best-affiliate-marketing-program/
MLSP is primarily geared toward MLM, WA is primarily geared toward niche-site marketing...two completely different concepts.
Both have awesome communities...but if MLM isn't for you (which it really isn't for me) then MLSP isn't recommended. There are some amazing training on mindset and marketing, but it is focused on producing memberships and somewhat mediocre marketing products. My biggest problem with MLSP is that it's over-priced and they're system is full of upsells.
I've seen some folks do real well with it...me, not so much, though it did launch me into the marketplace and taught me a lot.
I feel that WA is a good platform to learn all sorts of marketing in general. Like the MLM that I have been involved with has to do with coffee. That is a niche! See where I am going with this?