Earl V. MeisterThe entrepreneur journey is full of highs and lows. It’s difficult to keep a “level head” when everything in the world seems at stake. In fact, some people would say that entrepreneurs are one of the most stressful professions out there because they deal with so many variables on an everyday basis. If you’re looking for some encouragement, read this review- it will help make your day a whole lot better!
Aaron James is running an ad claiming that he generates 80 to 90 company owner leads on autopilot every month without the need of sophisticated funnels or ad budget. Hmm. Is he therefore a hypocrite? And what is this so-called amazing lesson that Gary Vee told him that 97% of digital marketers are unaware of? Or the two things that every six-figure agency owner has in their firm that the struggling ones don’t? My Agencypreneur review is farther down the page.
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I was led to an Apprenticeship page after signing up to learn Aaron’s secrets, where the headline promised a one hundred thousand dollar agency completely done for me. Only fifteen persons are said to be allowed. I press play on the video under that, and Aaron explains how his team will construct this passive revenue engine for me. And that I, too, can work from anywhere in the globe with just a single bag containing all I need.
Aaron displays a snapshot of his Stripe account, where he’s averaging $10,000 in income every week. However, he just exhibits a week’s worth of work and doesn’t clarify how much of it is from his agency vs the offer he’s making me now. His Boston accent is heavy, and I can’t help but think he sounds like a used car salesperson. He shows a few customer testimonials. They all accomplished it without the typical problems that come with establishing your own business, according to Aaron.
“They didn’t have to be concerned about generating leads.” They didn’t have to be concerned about intricate funnels. Or wasteful Facebook advertising [like the one that led me here]. Aaron reveals that they didn’t even need to form a team. “The conventional approaches of launching and growing a digital firm are no longer valid. The new approach? In the shape of a digital agency, my team creates a machine that generates 100% passive revenue.”
He displays a montage of pictures he shot with internet marketing superstars, all of whom are wearing his characteristic flat-brimmed hat with the word #Blessed written across the front in large letters. Ryan Deiss, Billy Gene, Russell Brunson, and Gary Vaynerchuk, to name a few. Clearly a game of credibility. But, come to think of it, aren’t these gurus eager to pose for a photo with you if you attend their seminars and masterminds? So, what exactly does it prove? I mean, if I had a dime for every time someone took a photo with Grant Cardone, I’d already be retired.
Aaron claims that the hands-free agency they create for you would use virtual assistants and a call center to provide warm leads to you. I appreciate that it saves you money on advertising, but I don’t like that they spam hundreds of small company owners’ inboxes in an attempt to drum up leads. Or the bit where Aaron’s squad gets a third of the money if they actually close someone. So many inquiries. So many flaws
If Aaron has all these employees trained to get new customers, why wouldn’t he simply grow his own agency? How much does it cost to put up his Agencypreneur Accelerator? Why is he charging you for the setup and taking a cut of the profits? Isn’t it either one or the other? Where had all the amazing goodies he promised on his opt-in page gone? This whole situation seemed like a bait-and-switch. Now. Do I believe Agencypreneur is a rip-off? No. Aaron, I’m sure, gets some clients some form of outcome. However, I believe his marketing is deceptive, and the deal is structured such that he gains a lot and you (may) win a little.
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Earl V. Meister