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Everyone loves extra income. Indeed, if given a chance, anyone would gladly be willing to pursue a career that may bring in that extra income genuinely. We are going to examine one avenue for doing exactly that.
This is the 7 Figure Franchise. We are going to examine its finer details with the aim of assisting you in getting started. We do hope that you will find our guidance worthwhile and informative.
The 7-figure franchise is a package that contains the products which are developed and promoted by one Michael Cheney. The following is the list of the various products that Mr. Michael makes and which are promoted by the various sellers under this program:• The Commission Machine 2017• Commissionology• Commission Black Ops• Copy Paste Commissions• Commission Partel• How to Scope for Cash• Child’s play profits• The Fan Page Money Method• Email Black Ops• List Building Black Ops
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Conclusion – Is XXX Worth It?
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The 7 Figure Franchise might not really be a scam, but when we put into consideration the high cost of learning how to implement the act of freelance marketing by purchasing their products, you would get to see that it is not worth it. There are a whole lot of other programs on the internet that is going to assist in getting one work pretty fine in the program unlike what we have with this.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts Henry!
Needless to say, you do not have to pay $1997 to promote Michael’s products. But if you want to earn 100% commissions on them, you do. I’m not sure what’s wrong with that: Michael is letting you treat his entire sales funnels as if they’re your own, and you keep every dime of the money. If anything, the 7-Figure Franchise is underpriced.
Thank you Tom for clearing this out.
How much is the commission if I don’t pay for $1,997 and where is it possible to sign up for that?
I didn’t hear about that option before.
At the cost of almost $2000 to get the services of 7 Figure Franchise is a complete turn off for me. No matter the promises or benefits it guarantees, that price is too high for someone who isn’t wealthy enough. 7 Figure Franchise is not encouraging at all for people who are still struggling and starting to find their feet in the business.
That’s true! $2,000 is not actually the whole cost that you would need to pay. You will also buy a domain, possibly an autoresponder, work to get traffic, etc. And then he teaches you how to promote his products. Not a good deal in my opinion.
And that seriously concludes it, it’s too expensive for beginners to use. I’m not even giving it any second thoughts at because $2000 plus is a huge amount of money, it’s not a wise decision to make such expenses on something like 7 Figure Franchise.
I think it’s great that you review a lot of services and offers and evaluate whether or not they are a scam, but personally I’d like to see more articles on things that are already known not to be a scam; something where there’s no question whether it is a scam or not. I’d be more likely to check something like that out.
Thank you for the feedback! I will start writing more reviews of such products in the future as you suggest.
Have you checked out this article? I list there many recommended make money opportunities and tools.
I don’t think you can earn money by attending expensive training program. Programs like 7 Figure Franchise will only give you tools, it is you who have to work hard to make money online. I have been trying to make money online since 2010, however, I have never built 7 figures. Paying $2000 for a training program is out of question for me.
Yes, Michael’s course provides training and some resources but I think it’s not worth the money. The idea that it just focuses on promoting his own products is a bit weird.
Thank you for this thoughtful and thorough analysis.
After reading the first few paragraphs I seriously started thinking that this was yet another piramid scheme, so you basically took the words out of my mouth the second you addressed my doubts in the review itself.
I feel like what he’s proposing has a very steep starting price though, and that’s going to be a huge problem off the bat because, just like the reviewer said, there ARE better choices around so unless he tries to be more competitive about it I don’t see this program taking off.
Yeah, I completely agree with you. I don’t recommend joining their program.
Already have a red flag at the figure you pay him to promote his products.However the more I read the better it got. This franchise is actually not a bad idea. Look at the cost of starting a normal business? This figure is not so bad.
However I hope they provide good training and 24 hour customer support. In real life you buy a business system and really don’t have to think.Its like a copy and paste. The methods are proved to already work.I’m guessing he has amazing products that should practically sell themselves.
Yes, I understand your point. $2,000 is not a huge cost but still I think that Michael’s deal is not even closely the best one out there. $2,000 won’t be enough because you need to use lots of money/time on advertising his products.
This is a great deal for Michael Cheney but as an affiliate marketer, I think this is not the most interesting one for the customer.
Just like any other business models, this 7 Figure Franchise requires some time, effort and cash for it to work. Of course, all other online revenue platforms out there are promising to deliver the same, if not better results for a more affordable package. But not all business models work for most people. Some may find Michael’s tips really great, but I don’t think that this 7 Figure Franchise thing is a worthy investment for me.
Yeah, great conclusions Mary!