The Six Figure Program (www.SixFigureKit.com), by Ben Moskel and Dave Clabeaux, is an affiliate marketing training course being sold for $27.00. Affiliate marketing is when businesses reward affiliates for bringing them visitors or customers via their marketing practices.
Affiliate marketing is possibly the most popular way to earn a living online. It is also perhaps one of the most widely misrepresented ways to make money online. The most common misconception of affiliate marketing is that you can do little to no work and still make an impressive five figure or even six figure salary.
This misconception often comes from the type of work that affiliate marketing is. Since this is an online business, affiliate marketers do have the ability to earn money when not actively working, i.e. when they sleep or are on vacations. This has often become one of the biggest selling points to join the industry – “Make money while you sleep!”
However, the truly successful affiliate marketers do work long, hard hours, especially in the beginning stages of establishing their business. This is generally a point that most people selling affiliate marketing training programs avoid to make.
How is the Six Figure Program Different than Other Training Programs?
In many ways, the Six Figure Program by Ben Moskel and Dave Clabeaux is the same as other affiliate training programs. Their sales page emphasizes the large earning potential, bolstered by the ability to make money while you sleep, and is vague on the amount of work needed to earn a large amount of money, saying “a few hours” of work are required.
This is further emphasized by their affiliates and advertisers, like SusansBusinessBlog.com. Susan’s Business Blog is not so much a blog as it is an affiliate site pushing the amazing abilities of the Six Figure Program to give anyone anywhere the financial independence they dream of. This is fairly common in the world of internet marketing training guides.
However, they are different than many other systems in one way – their price. Often, affiliate marketing programs that are accompanied by books, videos, and a support system cost $90.00 and up, so the Six Figure Program appears to be a steal at $27.00.
The only issue here, though, is that many of their customers report that the information delivered in the Six Figure Program is very basic, general affiliate marketing stuff – info that can be found online for free, for the most part. Unfortunately, this happens to be the case with almost every affiliate marketing training program – usually you are simply paying for the convenience of having all the information compiled for you.
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So, is the six figure program a scam? I googled six figure program scam and checked out videos and info like a lot of people here. Most complainers seem not willing to put the work in.
I bought the six figure program for exactly what this review said " having affiliate marketing info compiled for me..." for $27! People who are whining about spending 27 and it doesn't magically turn into a bizillion are missing the point for sure. No biz is cheaper to get started your learning and earning. Buy a franchise: $100,000 at least to start. Buy a hot dog cart :$10,000 plus to start.
I made $600 last month, I'm just getting started and I am not in the sun over a grill for hours cooking dogs.
I would like to know how you made the 600 bucks and what exactly did you have on your site?
I got my program about two weeks ago. I've watched all the training videos and still can't figure out what it is exactly that I'm supposed to do to start earning money or how? I've e-mailed them twice and both times their response was to go back and watch the training videos again. I've watched them three times now and still don't know what I'm missing. Any help you could give me would be appreciated.
Thanks everyone, Rich