Rapid Email Profits [review]

Posted October 16, 2015 by Brett Rutecky in

Rating

Price

Concept

Execution

Value

Total Score

2.5/ 5

Creator: Alex Jeffreys

Type: Video Training

POS:

Fairly decent content

NEG:

Very poor execution

Today I’m doing a honest review of Rapid Email Profits The Rapid Email Profits sales page preview I was given is full of hype about making $300 per day without any work at all. It shows screen shots of JVZoo accounts that have little to do with making money with emails and over all its […]

by Brett Rutecky

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Today I’m doing a honest review of Rapid Email Profits

The Rapid Email Profits sales page preview I was given is full of hype about making $300 per day without any work at all. It shows screen shots of JVZoo accounts that have little to do with making money with emails and over all its just an extravagantly written sales pitch designed to make people think they are going to make tons of money without putting in any effort. Which unfortunately is far from the truth.

As for the training itself. Well I personally have a two conflicting thoughts on that. One one hand the content of the training is not bad. Though Alex tends to talk fast and sometimes likes to ramble the information he is teaching is good solid concepts. Its nothing new or groundbreaking but it is solid, fundamental content, with the occasional extra useful tip thrown in. If your totally new to IM or email marketing this would be good content to get you started. If your experienced it would be largely a review though there is still stuff in the training that more established marketer can benefit from.

The thing I did not like about the training one bit is the execution. The sales page says the training is broken into 5 modules. But in fact the main training is just one video that is nearly 3 hours long. I’m not sure if Alex things people are going to sit there and watch the 3 hour video through in one setting or if he thinks people are going to write down where they left off so they can leave and come back or what but I cant think of any good reason to have an entire training course in one long video.

Normally people making video training break the training into bite sized chunks and groups those chunks together into relevant categories (aka modules). This is so you can digest the information at a reasonable pace as you have time and so that you can easily pick up where you left off or revisit content later. But Alex did not do this and though I tried to think of a good reason the only one I could come up with is laziness. I personally like training videos to be short, sweet and to the point. I could deal with a 45min – 1 hour video provided the content was engaging and worth watching. But listening to Alex ramble on for 3 hours was almost painful.

The reason it was painful is not only due to the fact that this is one huge training video. It was also due to the quality of the video. The audio is terrible. Alex sounds very distant, you can hear his breath and popping noises when he pronounces certain words (the result of having a low quality mic or no pop filter). Even worse he coughs into the mic about 500 times over the course of the training. In short, from a technical aspect, the videos where not pro quality one bit.

I think its important to understand Alex’s general business model with these launches. You see he does not make money on them. In fact he actually looses money. He gives 100% commissions to the affiliates and looses money by paying additional affiliate prizes. Why would he do this? Well because all he really wants is the customers email address. Your email address. he only wants the leads from the launch so he can try to sell them on high end coaching later.

Now there is nothing wrong with list building or even launching a product just to build a list. There is nothing wrong with selling a high ticket back end training. But I firmly believe that everything a IM vendor creates and sells should have maximum effort put into it. Just because a product is for list building does not mean you should cut corners and release a low quality product. In fact I personally think that its super important to impress new customers with a super amazing product. However I’m starting to think that Alex does not agree with this way of thinking.

I have reviewed and promoted several of Alex Jeffreys training products however recently it seems to me that he is putting less and less effort into them. Finally we have gotten to the point where I just have to say it:

A quick note about the reviews I do on this site. The product vendors give me access to their products for free in order for me to do my review. However I make no promises to them regarding the results of my tests or what I will write in my review. Should you click a link that takes you to a sales page for a paid product for sale this link will be an affiliate link and I will be paid a percentage of the sales price should you decide to invest in it.

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Brett Rutecky

Brett Rutecky is a full time online marketer, web developer, and entrepreneur. He has developed scores of Facebook apps, dozens of custom web sites and hundreds of scripts.

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