Capitalism.com Opiniones 68

I had never been involved in ecommerce before. I was hesitant to sign up for a course because I see them online all the time and wonder if they're worth the cost. I did end up signing up and following the steps they recommended. This was after reading the book that turned me onto this class to begin with. I followed the steps lightly... and that's all due to my inability to focus on one thing for an extended period of time... and launched our product to $10,000 in sales in the first two weeks. Like... mind blown. How does that happen. It's because building an audience prior to launching a brand is important. And if you take nothing else from the course, take that info. It's the key. And it worked for me!

After fumbling around with other programs and audio books for new entrepreneurs and not getting the real results. I found that the 1% program has given me a good structure I was looking for. There is no magic formula for instant success it still involves you doing work!!! But it’s focused on getting you to your goals in a time efficient manner. If you own a E-commerce business or want to start one. I’d recommend checking these guys out
Will from WM Forgeworks

The capitalism.com community has been instrumental in helping me go from vision to actually starting a brand, launching on Shopify, then Amazon, then TikTok. Every step of the way, I was given guidance.

My biggest struggle has always been with "what's next?" With capitalism.com, there's always someone there to help me with what comes next.

I would highly recommend to any entrepreneur who would benefit from a community [which in my opinion, is every entrepreneur].

I was on their 90-day program, and was being hard sold by Jason Brown to buy their 1 year program (in his mind there is no where else in the world I can succeed than through them even if he doesn't even know me or what work I put in to build my brand). I asked for an outline of the course content, a few members who made the move and what exactly I need to do to qualify for their guarantee (they say they will pay you USD10k if you don't launch).

Suddenly he does a 180 and says I shouldn't join, my intentions are wrong and every excuse he can conjure up.

My request was completely reasonable. I want to know what I'm getting for the USD5,000 they are charging and how I can get my money back if I don't get what I sign up for. But instead of standing by his product, he turned on me and made it out like there was something wrong with me. This is not the kind of person I would recommend dealing with and as much as Ryan Moran's content seems effective and customer-centric, in practice his business is not.

They sell 3,500usd entrepreneurship program, but before that you get on a free call which offers you a 100usd program (taster) and they sell the whole program basing that this is a very successful program and that lots of people have made it to $1m/year. However, when asked for a list of what sort of businesses the people have built they could not do that and accused me of "just trying to get a list" and hung up on me. Sounds like a scam.

I would not bother.