Clickfunnels Affiliate Bootcamp Review
Is it any good? I'm always a bit sceptical when something is absolutely free. Nothing is ever really free. There's always a catch. When I came round the Clickfunnels Affiliate Bootcamp (Clickfunnels Affiliate Program), I had my guard up. I'd discovered that the class was fantastic and also have read some positive stories in a few Affilaite classes on Facebook, but you always wonder. But hey, It's absolutely free, so why not have a look. So why is the Clickfunnels Affiliate Bootcamp free? Simply put, if you are a much better affiliate, they then win because you'll drive more great leads to their own products. When you make money, they make money. And Clickfunnels is the fastest growing, non VC backed software company in the world, largely due to their community of affiliates in order that they have to be doing something right! The class has gone through some changes since I first signed up, and they've added quite a lot of new content providing a super comprehensive guide to affiliate marketing. The idea is to make one new Clickfunnels manhood a day for 100 days. In theory, most individuals should be able to retire in 100 days if this may be achieved. In fact, it does not really work like that, but it is close. Primarily people sign up for a free 14 day trial. Based on where your trial readers come from, there could be a fantastic percentage that don't stay on after 14 days. You might need to find 2 or 3 trial signups to receive one that sticks around. Also, people are not likely to stay forever. Some people will not use the service and may offset after a month or so, but a few will intergrate the item into their organization and stay for ages. So once you've hit 100 subscribers, you've still need to keep marketing to find new subscribers. (And why would not you anyway? If it is possible to get to 100, then why don't you visit 200, 300 & more?) So what do they teach in the Clickfunnels Affiliate Bootcamp? There is a huge amount of material that's drip fed over 66 days. Plus it can be very overwhelming. The majority of the articles is in video format, and sometimes there may be a few hours of video for a single moment.