Affiliate Cash Empire provides no new insight into how to make money with email marketing. Although it does a decent job of discussing a few basic concepts, the lack of “over the shoulder” tutorials and real world examples means that newbies will be lost. If you have any clue as to what a squeeze page is and how email marketing works, this product is not worth the $7 to purchase.

Super Affiliate Ninja Secrets in 80% fluff we’ve all seen before. Build an email list, promote affiliate offers from JVZoo, and get traffic from solo ads.

This is just another product that promises easy money to beginners but fails to deliver. It’s an overly-complicated method that requires lots of experience and a large budget for temporary results. Despite the sales pitch, this product is not for beginners.

For the most part, I think Mario gives quality information in this course. The big problem I have with it though, is that it is not newbie friendly like he promises it will be. Instead, I think it’s general information that can be dangerous for beginners. On that simple fact alone, I cannot recommend Consulting Mastery.

Although I did like Arbitrage Underdog Reloaded, I like the Black Label Edition much better. Not only does it let you search through more job sites, and more locations at once, but it also does it a lot faster. At $57 the cost of this product is almost twice as much, but well worth it in my opinion. If you’re thinking of trying your hand at service-based arbitrage this tool is a must have.

Anthony Morrison’s Email Domination course seems like another one of typical products. There are some good things about it but it’s obvious that all his time and effort went into marketing, and polishing the look of the course. It’s definitely not worth the cost.

Fan Page money Method fails to deliver on a number of important aspects. The lack of support and substance overpower it’s minimal ability to teach you a few of the basics. Basics, I might add that you can learn anywhere else, including Facebook itself. So in short, don’t buy this product.

What Brand Authority provides is some basic information on a topic that isn’t really necessary for marketers who are just starting out in their business. It’s not bad information or anything like that, it’s just something the beginners don’t need to put a lot of effort into at the start. The information in this product that is relevant to newbies isn’t good. Put simply, if you’re a new marketer you need to avoid this product.