I don't own or marketing on the Roadmap Course. However, it is misleading to call it a pyramid scam. In pyramid schemes, people higher in the pyramid make money from what people lower in the pyramid sell and it is dependent on continuing to draft people below you. In Master Resell Rights, the seller keeps 100% of the profit. Sell for $500 and keep $500. Spreading incorrect information while touting your own products is cringey.
*Well with MRR products you can't resell it as your own product, it has to be sold as it is in it's original, unmodified form. PLR products are different though, you CAN relabel it as your own, make some tweaks and adjustments to the contents and bingo-bango, its now all yours! It happens all the time with physical products - especially from China etc (Ali Baba and Aliexpress) where you have the manufacture label their products with your branding and you resell it as your product. It's all in the marketing...........*
Its not a pyramid scheme per say, but it has the same personality, the early adopters and the "creator" of the product will earn the most, and as more and more people buy into it the market will be saturated and harder to sell. So if you write that on a board and draw a triangle, it looks like a pyramid.
it is exactly that. the owners take a $29 fee from every sale as a 'website fee'. in fact it costs them nothing to give you a copy paste website just like the ones that tens of thousands of people already have, so on your $900 sale, the top of the pyramid makes their percentage. Didn't you realize this?
Very much NOT a pyramid scheme. The creator of the digital product isn't making money off of those who choose to resell it to a particular audience. You have a very one sided opinion on this topic which is misleading. As far as "saturation" and not being able to stand out - all it takes is some creativity and strategy. If nothing else you can consult with a marketing strategist and figure that out. Furthermore, anyone with a high school education can learn about digital marketing and use that knowledge to sell a digital product.
Uhhh… I’m confused. Because there is no “top”. Each person earns 100% of their sales. So the person who got started first doesn’t earn percentages off of anyone And if you’re referring to the course I’m thinking, it teaches people how to create their own digital products and courses
The "top" is the creator of the original product and is the first person to resell the rights. They have the audience and they will make the sales. Buying the resell rights for a course you plan on learning from is just a way for them to take more of your money because what purpose do you need the resell rights for? You can create your own product or learn from the course how to create your own product, but what will you do with the resell rights of the course you learned from?
@@GinthianShieldthr course teaches valuable business skills including social media and email marketing. The same skills that Jessica has preached that are important to anyone wanting to start selling digital products. And yes, the course also teaches about creating your own digital products. I'm a little bothered that Jessica made this video with SO much false information.
@@GinthianShield but that´s the point, it solves a problem, the problem to go through the ¨thinking and researching what digital product to create¨ which can take a LOT OF time and effort, and it is a lie that you have to be an expert on something to resell something, you just have to know how to sale, same as if you are selling physical products for profit that are a no brainer like clothing or shoes for example. This is looks like a great solution for those who find themselves with very little time in their hands and want to ¨resell¨something that has already been made, which is essentially what most businesses that sell physical products do, an online store that sells clothing, basically purchases the clothing (that they not create from scratch, maybe the designs but you can also buy shirts with cool designs on them and sell them for profit), this is almost the same thing, and it is great because you can *start* with this, build an audience (which I think would be the hard part), and then move on to something else, and you are not doing anything wrong here because those courses seem like they provide a lot of value, more so if you are a newbie, this doesn´t have to be your business for the rest of your life, but it can be an open door that may help you get started, at least from watching al LOT of videos from this topic in youtube, (both good and bad reviews and those that stand in the middle) that is the conclusion that I am currently at, but I HAVE NO IDEA HAH because I have not purchased any of these, I can only talk from what I´ve seen on lots of videos and reviews
I have no affiliation with the MRR. But, I don't understand how this is the same as an MLM. If you pay $497 for the program, then sell it for $497, how do the people "at the top" make money? That's not an MLM. I also don't understand how it's a scam to teach a program on how to do digital marketing, then teach you how to sell a program that teaches you how to do digital marketing. Isn't that Affiliate Marketing? I'm so confused.
this is nothing more than clever use of clickbait. She is hating on a course where some people are using spammy marketing tactics whilst advertising her own affiliate marketing endevour. Master Resell Rights is a Niche that offers a legitimate business model. Affiliate Marketing is the modern day pyramid scheme if anyone wants to put it into perspective but we don't go around advertising that because it would give the niche a bad name wouldn't it.
Nailed it. MRR let's you learn how to sell what you purchased plus make new products or even just enhance your company for branding. Affiliates get paid to promote a product or service that they take a cut from. None is bad just affiliates are more pyramid type and MRR genuinely let's the person make their own way. Its just the scammy marketing techniques and lack of follow up that give both a bad rep. Plus people like her who don't research what they talk about deeply.
@@mrrboutique if affiliate marketing a scam then Amazon would be a scam as its mainly a affiliated site. Ppl making claims they started the course and reselling what they claim "they started". You can learn a lotta marketing on YT vids for free so why pay $500?.. Oh wait Ik cus its less work to do it ourselves lol
@@Gay-rh7yz you should stop trolling my comments.....what the above video is advertising is affiliate marketing which gives you a small percentage of a sale. Master Resell Rights give you 100% of a sale, huge difference. You don't buy a course and expect to become a millionaire in a month, there is absolutely nothing like that in the world. As I said in my last comment to you, you have to put the work in, if I'm going to work hard into an online business for myself, I know which percentage markup I'd be putting my heart and soul into.
I’ll share, I did buy the main course. Overall it was pretty good and I used it to make my own digital product around homeschooling! HOWEVER-I will say that I STRONGLY dislike how I’m seeing so many market this. I’ve also seen many after using the course just going straight to chat gpt and having it write all their content and selling whatever chat got writes-that feels dishonest to me too, but I think that’s happening across the digital marketing space, isn’t it?
This 🔼. It's so unfortunate that people are buying the course just to resell it and marketing solely based off of income claims. But that shouldn't be a representation of the course or the business as a whole. It's also unfortunate that people are attacking the course and the creators of the course because of misinformation. We're not each other's competition. There is enough space in this world for everyone to be successful.
Since there's no ongoing commission, I don't see how this is any more of a pyramid scheme than most of how the online business thought leaders behaves. Seems like the main problem is gross marketing and obsession with fast/easy money, which is again, an industry wide problem. People create a course, who then convince other people to create a course by buying THEIR course, and so on. It's also true that in the online courses space the people at the top are making the real money while telling people with small audiences and less expertise that they can quit their day job and get rich as a course creator/digital product seller/coach/etc. But unless there's an upline commission structure, it still has more in common with, say, you and your business model, than an MLM or direct sales or anything that could be called a pyramid scheme.
yep, the produt is genuinely a great product and the course this lady is talking about has been given a 'spammy' reputation by those who clearly have NO marketing experience. The NICHE itself is not a scam and has nothing to do with a 'pyramid scheme'. People need to realise that Affiliate Marketing is the modern day pyramid scheme! Those at the top get the big bucks and the affiliates (their downline) get a small remuneration for their time and effort.....this lady has clearly never actually researched the niche, just further spreading hate at surface value, using it for clickbait. Ridiculous video to be honest.
@@mrrboutique It's being sold to avg joes, so that's the "issue" those ppl don't know marketing and then end up bing the sleeze balls just trying to sell you on the product when they don't know jack about marketing. So what we need to do is just be better at marketing and be more authentic..stop w the fluff. Learn the stuff, actually learn..and share your knowledge . Educate + sell.
Yall make it sound like it's so darn easy for everyone to make money from this?? Thousands of ppl buy these things and not even half make passive income. Best just learning it for free if don't have the traffic source :/
It's allowing people to learn another skill and also achieve financial growth. The person who created it obviously will make more because they have the audience and experience. That's not a bad thing. It's teaching average Jane's like me how to market by attraction marketing. Not all MRRs or course creators are doing gross marketing.
@@Gay-rh7yz so what...get over it, if you don't like the price then don't buy it. Some people don't know how to learn it all for themselves by spending hours watching youtube videos that are most likely misinformation. Many people don't even know Udemy exists.
@@mysticalsouls Idgaf what u do with ur money Im just informing ppl the truth behind it. If u wanna waste money on something u can find for less then be my guest
thing is...this course teaches you how to sell it to someone else, then that someone learns how to sell it and so on so forth. you're turning your customers into your competitors which is so weird. and then everyone is selling the same damn product while no one is truly credible or experienced in digital marketing. scam scam scam
Really bothers me how these "name | make money online" people that apparently have no other skill set but to advertise the course or the course content and call themselves experts after 2 days of not even finishing the course. I spent years learning social media, marketing, business ownership and they barely take one course and consider themselves experts. I am back and forth on if this is a full blown scam but it fits the pyramid scheme bill.
Master Resell Rights is a legitimate business model. It is a niche, not a single product. The courses within this niche have been given a spammy reputation by those who clearly have no marketing experience. You know the difference so you can do your own reasearch into the niche itself, not the product that went viral, there is a whole world within the niche that people have clearly not researched. More so called 'influencers' jumping on the bandwagon of hate toward the niche because they don't like how people are marketing a single course. With all of your experience, wouldn't you agree that you're just looking at people with no marketing experience and not representing the product for what it truly is, an educational course for those who want to start an online business but have no idea how to get started, it is well organised and industry relevant. I myself have spent years learning every aspect of business from industry experts/coaches and still learnt a few new lessons from the course itself. Affiliate marketing is the modern day pyramid scheme but it also offers a legitimate business model.
Are you just mad that you spent "years" learning and these people bought the MRR course and are making $50k plus a month now? lol While you are sitting there wasting time debating? lol
Girrrrrl!!! 😂😂😂😂 I can’t agree with you more. I can’t take the overwhelming amount of MRR course videos online now and the way they are promoting it. It’s insane and super cringy!! There’s nothing like branding yourself and creating your own courses! 💯
How many other people are selling the same exact item that you say is “ all yours”? What does the customer get when they don’t realize that what they are getting is not unique and that other people are selling the exact same thing, with maybe a different picture or tittle on the front? How does the customer feel when they realize they had already purchased the same product from someone ELSE who marketed it as a unique product that was “ all theirs” too?
@@AllBrightColors I don’t just change out title & images. I completely rework it. I typically purchase additional templates plug them in to that. I switch out brand colors & I also re-write any text. By the time I’m done with anything PLR no one has any idea it’s PLR, which is the point. It’s saves me a TON of time & labor to create all of it from scratch. PLR is widely used & accepted amongst industry professionals. I have a sense of what is good PLR & what is trash but imma always add my special flair.
@@OUTHERETRYNASURVIVE exactly, people don´t get that the whole point of this business model is to *save* time from having to c r e a t e a "unique" or "original" product, when everything has been created already and there are just different types of selling techniques, brands and sellers hah there is nothing new under the sun, the point is what are YOU and your unique self bringing to the table? And I feel like that is what people are missing from this.
For those with criticism regarding MRR NOT being a scam - the problem with MRR is it's not original content (as Jessica stated) so those relying on sustainable income selling these courses are quickly going to burn out of people to sell to. So, who do they go to? The person who sold them the MRR for a pricey fee. So then, the original vendor of "Roadmap to Riches", etc. can "coach" people on how to sell this unoriginal, stale content for "coaching fees". That's why these MLM and MRR schemes get so dangerous. What are your thoughts on TFU and the MLM/MRR of their ascension coaching packages?
what do u mean its not original content? I don't think people purchase thinking these folks are the only ones that know this info - they just know more that a newbie knows who wants to quickly get the hang of what works online and how to do it. Which is why they purchase. Some will resell it and others will use it in their own niche idea. I know some of these products constantly update it so its not stale so not sure what you mean by stale - hope u can elaborate. Also if support needed rises above what is reasonable for each reseller - why should they not charge for their time above and beyond what is reasonable? Im open to hearing your response I just don't understand what is so controversial with MRR. I do think it is possible to become a bit saturated although its a big world out there and im not sure that's happened yet. I dunno.
@@twajihuing8350I can't agree more! I bought an MRR course bc I wanted to learn how to better market my online business that has NOTHING to do with making money online & it taught me so much. I had no plans to sell it, but it's so valuable to people in so many industries. It's a shame it comes across as scammy because anyone who sells anything could benefit from it.
I’ve been watching your videos for several years, but honestly, on this one it seems like you did zero research. It’s nothing like what you are saying and it’s sad that you are actually pretending to know how it works when you clearly did no real research on it. Yes, I agree that there are people who are marketing it in a very scammy way, you’re 100% correct on that, but everything else you said couldn’t be more far from the truth. Did you even know that the creators make no money from anyone who resells that course? There is no pyramid and this is nothing similar to multi level marketing. I usually like your videos, but this one is just so far from the truth and I would suggest that you actually educate yourself on the topic before talking badly about something you aren’t familiar with
There seems to be so many ignorant people making videos about it being a pyramid scheme and a scam, when it's nothing of the sort. Just because some people who have the course push it and try to sell it in a scammy-looking manner, it doesn't mean the Roadmap creators are running a pyramid scheme. This is a poorly researched video.
I did my research and tried to go straight to the top to purchase. The top doesn’t even let you purchase it from them. So no scheme. They make no money from others selling it. With your following you, you have the responsibility to tell them the correct and accurate information.
I also think you may be confusing the Roadmap Course with a different "$7" Affiliate Marketing company. I'm seeing the confusion more and more. And I'd be more than happy to explain the difference to you.
Jessica, I can't thank you enough for this video. I have looked at Master Resell Rights before and it always looks too easy to be real. It didn't take long to figure out if you don't have an audience then any product will do poorly. Selling a product that can't possibly allow you to do what it claims to do is too good to be true. Thank you for using the word "SCAM"
It looks "easy" because the business and social media marketing skills work. The Roadmap course does teach you how to effectively create, sell, AND market digital products. The term "Master Resell Rights" means you can buy the product, rebrand it, and resell it as your own and keep ALL 100% of the profits. The creators literally get no monetary gain. But instead are building a business brand based off VALUES and are not just trying to make a quick buck. It's unfortunate that people are being fed misinformation because they feel triggered, threatened, or were also fed the wrong information.
GIRL, the ad read... felt like 3/4 the video. noooo!!! Just being honest with you. I love your vibe and this is the first video I've seen as yours... new sub!!
Because that’s not what it teaches - instead of “here’s how to build your own course”, it’s “here’s how to duplicate this course you just bought and sell it as your own”
I have not bought the course yet but I am interested in purchasing it not so much because I want to resell the course but because I want to learn how to create my own products. Also as a Christian woman I’d like to learn things from people who are like-minded and also believers because I do not believe in new age and law of attraction stuff and that’s pretty much all that’s out there. So I was glad to come across a course that was Christ-centered. This is definitely not a pyramid scheme as the creator of the course does not make a penny if you resell the course. Quite frankly I am so tired of people trying to make it look bad because Christians would also like to build businesses and a legacy to leave for their children and grandchildren. The love of money is the root of all evil, as long as you’re heart posture is pure and you’re not worshipping money but instead utilizing money as a tool to bless others then what’s wrong with it? Money is a necessity in today’s world so why is it wrong for believers to also make money so they can bless their family and others in need?
It's the most ridiculous thing and honestly makes me question authenticity of some peoples digital products... is it truly theirs? So they are making it look really bad for creators or people who truly are trying to create original digital products. I am finishing up my first digital product is there a way I can address this?
No. This video has so much false information in it. Master Resell Rights is just a legal term attatched to the product. The Roadmap course teaches a lot of the same skills that Jessica talks about and even uses herself. I'm really disappointed in this video. It has SO much false information.
Right. Quite honestly she probably uses plr products bc a lot of ppl do. I was using plr for yrs before it became a trend here recently... i just never resold it as a plr but rather as an end product to support the service i was giving.
Buy the course lol. Jkjk. The course helps with branding. For you tho be your authentic self and use 3 months to create valuable and meaningful relationships and status with your ideal customer. After 3 months keep going. After another 3 months keep going. If you are not passionate about it you will burn out.
It’s not just like a piramid scheme because the people on top do not make money from each sale thereafter. But yes not everyone will make money because you do need to know how to sell it.
Thanks for bringing this up. Seeing those come up (and getting hit up in really sketch ways to buy in) felt icky and as others have said, made me question the person's integrity who was pushing them. 🥴
Nobody is pushing them. The Roadmap course teaches valuable information about business skills and social media marketing. Unfortunately some people do buy the course just to resell it and do make false income claims and those people you should not do business with. But they shouldn't be any representation of the course itself.
There will always be people with poor intentions. And I'm sorry you had a bad experience. But as someone who did take the course and is actually applying the skills that I learned (I now coach others in creating their own successful digital product business), the course really teaches valuable information. The creators of the course get zero monetary gain from it but instead are building a business brand based off of VALUES and are not here to just make a quick buck. It's so sad to see people bashing each other's businesses. We are not each others competition. There is enough space in this world for everyone to be successful.
I usually enjoy your videos but this one is wrong on so many levels. Master Resell Rights means the original creators don't get any portion of the sales. Nor is anyone recruiting anyone else. It's a digital marketing course that teaches people extremely useful marketing and business skills while being able to make money from digital products as they learn. It's a very effective and brilliant business model. Please take this down before it's reported. You're spreading false information and calling someone else's business a scam when it isn't.
Its not a pyramid for one bc no one above you is making money. You keep 100% profit. There is no uplines, downlines, nothing. You simply buy the course with the option to sell if you choose. Its like buying a course at work or school but the money goes only to them and ghey dont give you rights to resell what you brought. Also, i know the course i bought is a legitimate course that actually teaches me a ton of info.
It's been around for years, it's just gained traction now. I started there where I would create whitelabel courses and would sell the Masters to a limited no in the online space but it's exploitative as people make money off of your expertise. I wouldn't call it scammy, it's even exist in all industries. But yeah, right now, feels mlmish because of the hype 😢
The Roadmap course is actually new. It just came out in the spring. I'm sorry there's so much false information out there on it. I'd love to share the truth with you.
@@MelissaLandry-y5zhow does the main MRR company not make money? If I buy the course to start, from the companies website they make $$ from me. Then I promote it and someone sees my link and buys the course from me. So yes I make the money from the sale but aren’t they also buying from the main MRR company? Why would they start this company if they aren’t going to see some kind of sale from any purchase? Thanks
they not not saying the model is scammy but the claims are! Ppl lying saying u can make quick money with this in fact most ppl cant. Plus few business have used it in fraudulent ways before like this finance bank in new york
I’ve noticed that all the people I see selling this “ course” talk about how much they have made SELLING the course, but I never hear anything of VALUE that is in the course other than it teaches you “ digital marketing” or how to market “ digital products”.
Great point. That was my concern at first. I bought it & haven’t resold it yet. I already have a business & don’t want to risk what I’ve built so I decided to first go through it. It’s AMAZING. I paid for very reputable courses l5 times the price. This delivers A LOT more PRACTICAL and updated applicable content. I didn’t like the niche section much. Other than that, it’s great for beginners & intermediate level people. I’m def going to offer it to my existing clients who will need it. I wasn’t expecting to learn much but I did & the price is a no brained if you value your time.
I dont agree this course additionally teaches people how to... and yes thats true that people at the top earn more. Thata life. And everyone has to start somewhere.
Jessica, I'm a new subscriber and I really like some of your other educational videos but you are totally wrong about the creators of the Roadmap course running a pyramid scheme or a scam. Very disappointing that you are adding to this ignorant narrative.
😂 at everyone in the comments. iT's NoT a PyRaMiD sChEmE. Fine, it's just a scheme. Period. If removing "pyramid" makes you feel better, then go for it. 😂
I don't own or marketing on the Roadmap Course. However, it is misleading to call it a pyramid scam. In pyramid schemes, people higher in the pyramid make money from what people lower in the pyramid sell and it is dependent on continuing to draft people below you. In Master Resell Rights, the seller keeps 100% of the profit. Sell for $500 and keep $500. Spreading incorrect information while touting your own products is cringey.
Yeap
its not misleading if u get premade products to sell obviously they making money off ppl lol
*Well with MRR products you can't resell it as your own product, it has to be sold as it is in it's original, unmodified form. PLR products are different though, you CAN relabel it as your own, make some tweaks and adjustments to the contents and bingo-bango, its now all yours! It happens all the time with physical products - especially from China etc (Ali Baba and Aliexpress) where you have the manufacture label their products with your branding and you resell it as your product. It's all in the marketing...........*
Its not a pyramid scheme per say, but it has the same personality, the early adopters and the "creator" of the product will earn the most, and as more and more people buy into it the market will be saturated and harder to sell. So if you write that on a board and draw a triangle, it looks like a pyramid.
it is exactly that. the owners take a $29 fee from every sale as a 'website fee'. in fact it costs them nothing to give you a copy paste website just like the ones that tens of thousands of people already have, so on your $900 sale, the top of the pyramid makes their percentage. Didn't you realize this?
Very much NOT a pyramid scheme. The creator of the digital product isn't making money off of those who choose to resell it to a particular audience. You have a very one sided opinion on this topic which is misleading. As far as "saturation" and not being able to stand out - all it takes is some creativity and strategy. If nothing else you can consult with a marketing strategist and figure that out. Furthermore, anyone with a high school education can learn about digital marketing and use that knowledge to sell a digital product.
If anyone with a diploma can learn this why pay $500 then sell products that u didn't create? U just contradict ur own claim :/
@@realtay9446it's called convenience dummy. by the way - no one's forcing you to do it.
Uhhh… I’m confused. Because there is no “top”. Each person earns 100% of their sales. So the person who got started first doesn’t earn percentages off of anyone
And if you’re referring to the course I’m thinking, it teaches people how to create their own digital products and courses
The "top" is the creator of the original product and is the first person to resell the rights. They have the audience and they will make the sales. Buying the resell rights for a course you plan on learning from is just a way for them to take more of your money because what purpose do you need the resell rights for? You can create your own product or learn from the course how to create your own product, but what will you do with the resell rights of the course you learned from?
@@GinthianShieldthr course teaches valuable business skills including social media and email marketing. The same skills that Jessica has preached that are important to anyone wanting to start selling digital products. And yes, the course also teaches about creating your own digital products. I'm a little bothered that Jessica made this video with SO much false information.
That's what makes it almost a pyramid scheme but not a pyramid scheme but border line seeming like it's a pyramid scheme. Rather confusing
@@GinthianShield no. The “top” creator only makes money on there sales. So there is no commissions they make on others selling it
@@GinthianShield but that´s the point, it solves a problem, the problem to go through the ¨thinking and researching what digital product to create¨ which can take a LOT OF time and effort, and it is a lie that you have to be an expert on something to resell something, you just have to know how to sale, same as if you are selling physical products for profit that are a no brainer like clothing or shoes for example. This is looks like a great solution for those who find themselves with very little time in their hands and want to ¨resell¨something that has already been made, which is essentially what most businesses that sell physical products do, an online store that sells clothing, basically purchases the clothing (that they not create from scratch, maybe the designs but you can also buy shirts with cool designs on them and sell them for profit), this is almost the same thing, and it is great because you can *start* with this, build an audience (which I think would be the hard part), and then move on to something else, and you are not doing anything wrong here because those courses seem like they provide a lot of value, more so if you are a newbie, this doesn´t have to be your business for the rest of your life, but it can be an open door that may help you get started, at least from watching al LOT of videos from this topic in youtube, (both good and bad reviews and those that stand in the middle) that is the conclusion that I am currently at, but I HAVE NO IDEA HAH because I have not purchased any of these, I can only talk from what I´ve seen on lots of videos and reviews
You realize you buy courses for info all the time without the option to sell them and they’re not scams?
Exactly
I have no affiliation with the MRR. But, I don't understand how this is the same as an MLM. If you pay $497 for the program, then sell it for $497, how do the people "at the top" make money? That's not an MLM. I also don't understand how it's a scam to teach a program on how to do digital marketing, then teach you how to sell a program that teaches you how to do digital marketing. Isn't that Affiliate Marketing? I'm so confused.
this is nothing more than clever use of clickbait. She is hating on a course where some people are using spammy marketing tactics whilst advertising her own affiliate marketing endevour. Master Resell Rights is a Niche that offers a legitimate business model. Affiliate Marketing is the modern day pyramid scheme if anyone wants to put it into perspective but we don't go around advertising that because it would give the niche a bad name wouldn't it.
Nailed it. MRR let's you learn how to sell what you purchased plus make new products or even just enhance your company for branding. Affiliates get paid to promote a product or service that they take a cut from. None is bad just affiliates are more pyramid type and MRR genuinely let's the person make their own way. Its just the scammy marketing techniques and lack of follow up that give both a bad rep. Plus people like her who don't research what they talk about deeply.
@@mrrboutique if affiliate marketing a scam then Amazon would be a scam as its mainly a affiliated site. Ppl making claims they started the course and reselling what they claim "they started". You can learn a lotta marketing on YT vids for free so why pay $500?.. Oh wait Ik cus its less work to do it ourselves lol
@@Gay-rh7yz you should stop trolling my comments.....what the above video is advertising is affiliate marketing which gives you a small percentage of a sale. Master Resell Rights give you 100% of a sale, huge difference. You don't buy a course and expect to become a millionaire in a month, there is absolutely nothing like that in the world. As I said in my last comment to you, you have to put the work in, if I'm going to work hard into an online business for myself, I know which percentage markup I'd be putting my heart and soul into.
@mysticalsouls RUclips misinfo? Lol then why ur on YT watchin' these vids? I'm glad ppl mention Udemy, they save me half a grand lol 🙏
I’ll share, I did buy the main course. Overall it was pretty good and I used it to make my own digital product around homeschooling! HOWEVER-I will say that I STRONGLY dislike how I’m seeing so many market this.
I’ve also seen many after using the course just going straight to chat gpt and having it write all their content and selling whatever chat got writes-that feels dishonest to me too, but I think that’s happening across the digital marketing space, isn’t it?
This 🔼. It's so unfortunate that people are buying the course just to resell it and marketing solely based off of income claims. But that shouldn't be a representation of the course or the business as a whole.
It's also unfortunate that people are attacking the course and the creators of the course because of misinformation. We're not each other's competition.
There is enough space in this world for everyone to be successful.
How are sales going for the homeschooling product you created?
Wake up CALL, now with A.I there are SOO many big corporations using this tool since it's way more convenient.
Since there's no ongoing commission, I don't see how this is any more of a pyramid scheme than most of how the online business thought leaders behaves. Seems like the main problem is gross marketing and obsession with fast/easy money, which is again, an industry wide problem. People create a course, who then convince other people to create a course by buying THEIR course, and so on. It's also true that in the online courses space the people at the top are making the real money while telling people with small audiences and less expertise that they can quit their day job and get rich as a course creator/digital product seller/coach/etc. But unless there's an upline commission structure, it still has more in common with, say, you and your business model, than an MLM or direct sales or anything that could be called a pyramid scheme.
yep, the produt is genuinely a great product and the course this lady is talking about has been given a 'spammy' reputation by those who clearly have NO marketing experience. The NICHE itself is not a scam and has nothing to do with a 'pyramid scheme'. People need to realise that Affiliate Marketing is the modern day pyramid scheme! Those at the top get the big bucks and the affiliates (their downline) get a small remuneration for their time and effort.....this lady has clearly never actually researched the niche, just further spreading hate at surface value, using it for clickbait. Ridiculous video to be honest.
@@mrrboutique It's being sold to avg joes, so that's the "issue" those ppl don't know marketing and then end up bing the sleeze balls just trying to sell you on the product when they don't know jack about marketing. So what we need to do is just be better at marketing and be more authentic..stop w the fluff. Learn the stuff, actually learn..and share your knowledge . Educate + sell.
@@raermade best comment of the day! It's imperative to be authentic and be knowledgeable about what you're selling before marketing anything.
Yall make it sound like it's so darn easy for everyone to make money from this?? Thousands of ppl buy these things and not even half make passive income. Best just learning it for free if don't have the traffic source :/
It's allowing people to learn another skill and also achieve financial growth. The person who created it obviously will make more because they have the audience and experience. That's not a bad thing. It's teaching average Jane's like me how to market by attraction marketing. Not all MRRs or course creators are doing gross marketing.
It’s not pyramid because people at the top don’t get a percentage of the sales of their customers customers …so nothing like a pyramid
but they still charge $500 for something u can learn on Udemy for much less
@@Gay-rh7yz so what...get over it, if you don't like the price then don't buy it. Some people don't know how to learn it all for themselves by spending hours watching youtube videos that are most likely misinformation. Many people don't even know Udemy exists.
@@mysticalsouls Idgaf what u do with ur money Im just informing ppl the truth behind it. If u wanna waste money on something u can find for less then be my guest
thing is...this course teaches you how to sell it to someone else, then that someone learns how to sell it and so on so forth. you're turning your customers into your competitors which is so weird. and then everyone is selling the same damn product while no one is truly credible or experienced in digital marketing. scam scam scam
@@littlemushrooms598This perspective summarizes it perfectly
Really bothers me how these "name | make money online" people that apparently have no other skill set but to advertise the course or the course content and call themselves experts after 2 days of not even finishing the course. I spent years learning social media, marketing, business ownership and they barely take one course and consider themselves experts. I am back and forth on if this is a full blown scam but it fits the pyramid scheme bill.
Master Resell Rights is a legitimate business model. It is a niche, not a single product. The courses within this niche have been given a spammy reputation by those who clearly have no marketing experience. You know the difference so you can do your own reasearch into the niche itself, not the product that went viral, there is a whole world within the niche that people have clearly not researched. More so called 'influencers' jumping on the bandwagon of hate toward the niche because they don't like how people are marketing a single course. With all of your experience, wouldn't you agree that you're just looking at people with no marketing experience and not representing the product for what it truly is, an educational course for those who want to start an online business but have no idea how to get started, it is well organised and industry relevant. I myself have spent years learning every aspect of business from industry experts/coaches and still learnt a few new lessons from the course itself. Affiliate marketing is the modern day pyramid scheme but it also offers a legitimate business model.
Are you just mad that you spent "years" learning and these people bought the MRR course and are making $50k plus a month now? lol While you are sitting there wasting time debating? lol
@@DKmarketingbiz these people are not making 50k, haha dont kid yourself xD
@@noyartttBut they are... 😉
Girrrrrl!!! 😂😂😂😂 I can’t agree with you more. I can’t take the overwhelming amount of MRR course videos online now and the way they are promoting it. It’s insane and super cringy!! There’s nothing like branding yourself and creating your own courses! 💯
It’s really not like MLM at all. I use PLR stuff all the time & when I get money from it, it’s all mine.
This video is about MRR
How many other people are selling the same exact item that you say is “ all yours”? What does the customer get when they don’t realize that what they are getting is not unique and that other people are selling the exact same thing, with maybe a different picture or tittle on the front? How does the customer feel when they realize they had already purchased the same product from someone ELSE who marketed it as a unique product that was “ all theirs” too?
@@AllBrightColors I don’t just change out title & images. I completely rework it. I typically purchase additional templates plug them in to that. I switch out brand colors & I also re-write any text. By the time I’m done with anything PLR no one has any idea it’s PLR, which is the point. It’s saves me a TON of time & labor to create all of it from scratch. PLR is widely used & accepted amongst industry professionals. I have a sense of what is good PLR & what is trash but imma always add my special flair.
@@AllBrightColors MMR is PLR. Just two different names.
@@OUTHERETRYNASURVIVE exactly, people don´t get that the whole point of this business model is to *save* time from having to c r e a t e a "unique" or "original" product, when everything has been created already and there are just different types of selling techniques, brands and sellers hah there is nothing new under the sun, the point is what are YOU and your unique self bringing to the table? And I feel like that is what people are missing from this.
For those with criticism regarding MRR NOT being a scam - the problem with MRR is it's not original content (as Jessica stated) so those relying on sustainable income selling these courses are quickly going to burn out of people to sell to. So, who do they go to? The person who sold them the MRR for a pricey fee. So then, the original vendor of "Roadmap to Riches", etc. can "coach" people on how to sell this unoriginal, stale content for "coaching fees". That's why these MLM and MRR schemes get so dangerous. What are your thoughts on TFU and the MLM/MRR of their ascension coaching packages?
what do u mean its not original content? I don't think people purchase thinking these folks are the only ones that know this info - they just know more that a newbie knows who wants to quickly get the hang of what works online and how to do it. Which is why they purchase. Some will resell it and others will use it in their own niche idea. I know some of these products constantly update it so its not stale so not sure what you mean by stale - hope u can elaborate. Also if support needed rises above what is reasonable for each reseller - why should they not charge for their time above and beyond what is reasonable? Im open to hearing your response I just don't understand what is so controversial with MRR. I do think it is possible to become a bit saturated although its a big world out there and im not sure that's happened yet. I dunno.
The evil side of me would buy the course and then give it away for free. So tired of good people getting robbed
Buy it! Then your “good side” will notice how terribly you misjudged!
@@twajihuing8350I can't agree more! I bought an MRR course bc I wanted to learn how to better market my online business that has NOTHING to do with making money online & it taught me so much. I had no plans to sell it, but it's so valuable to people in so many industries. It's a shame it comes across as scammy because anyone who sells anything could benefit from it.
I’ve been watching your videos for several years, but honestly, on this one it seems like you did zero research. It’s nothing like what you are saying and it’s sad that you are actually pretending to know how it works when you clearly did no real research on it. Yes, I agree that there are people who are marketing it in a very scammy way, you’re 100% correct on that, but everything else you said couldn’t be more far from the truth. Did you even know that the creators make no money from anyone who resells that course? There is no pyramid and this is nothing similar to multi level marketing. I usually like your videos, but this one is just so far from the truth and I would suggest that you actually educate yourself on the topic before talking badly about something you aren’t familiar with
There seems to be so many ignorant people making videos about it being a pyramid scheme and a scam, when it's nothing of the sort. Just because some people who have the course push it and try to sell it in a scammy-looking manner, it doesn't mean the Roadmap creators are running a pyramid scheme. This is a poorly researched video.
I did my research and tried to go straight to the top to purchase. The top doesn’t even let you purchase it from them. So no scheme. They make no money from others selling it. With your following you, you have the responsibility to tell them the correct and accurate information.
I also think you may be confusing the Roadmap Course with a different "$7" Affiliate Marketing company. I'm seeing the confusion more and more. And I'd be more than happy to explain the difference to you.
Jessica, I can't thank you enough for this video. I have looked at Master Resell Rights before and it always looks too easy to be real. It didn't take long to figure out if you don't have an audience then any product will do poorly. Selling a product that can't possibly allow you to do what it claims to do is too good to be true. Thank you for using the word "SCAM"
It looks "easy" because the business and social media marketing skills work. The Roadmap course does teach you how to effectively create, sell, AND market digital products. The term "Master Resell Rights" means you can buy the product, rebrand it, and resell it as your own and keep ALL 100% of the profits. The creators literally get no monetary gain. But instead are building a business brand based off VALUES and are not just trying to make a quick buck.
It's unfortunate that people are being fed misinformation because they feel triggered, threatened, or were also fed the wrong information.
GIRL, the ad read... felt like 3/4 the video. noooo!!! Just being honest with you. I love your vibe and this is the first video I've seen as yours... new sub!!
I appreciated this content. I have recently come across a lot of that. Thank you for giving me the different perspective of the other side of things.
Alright, I’m interested in Uscreen, but what’s the difference between Uscreen and Kajabi??
So..why can't people who buy the course actually LEARN and gain the skills to create their own products? I don't get it..
Because that’s not what it teaches - instead of “here’s how to build your own course”, it’s “here’s how to duplicate this course you just bought and sell it as your own”
@@jessicastansberrythat's simply not true. If you're claiming this then that's exactly what you're doing on your channel
I have not bought the course yet but I am interested in purchasing it not so much because I want to resell the course but because I want to learn how to create my own products. Also as a Christian woman I’d like to learn things from people who are like-minded and also believers because I do not believe in new age and law of attraction stuff and that’s pretty much all that’s out there. So I was glad to come across a course that was Christ-centered. This is definitely not a pyramid scheme as the creator of the course does not make a penny if you resell the course. Quite frankly I am so tired of people trying to make it look bad because Christians would also like to build businesses and a legacy to leave for their children and grandchildren. The love of money is the root of all evil, as long as you’re heart posture is pure and you’re not worshipping money but instead utilizing money as a tool to bless others then what’s wrong with it? Money is a necessity in today’s world so why is it wrong for believers to also make money so they can bless their family and others in need?
It's the most ridiculous thing and honestly makes me question authenticity of some peoples digital products... is it truly theirs? So they are making it look really bad for creators or people who truly are trying to create original digital products. I am finishing up my first digital product is there a way I can address this?
No. This video has so much false information in it. Master Resell Rights is just a legal term attatched to the product. The Roadmap course teaches a lot of the same skills that Jessica talks about and even uses herself. I'm really disappointed in this video. It has SO much false information.
Right. Quite honestly she probably uses plr products bc a lot of ppl do. I was using plr for yrs before it became a trend here recently... i just never resold it as a plr but rather as an end product to support the service i was giving.
Buy the course lol. Jkjk. The course helps with branding. For you tho be your authentic self and use 3 months to create valuable and meaningful relationships and status with your ideal customer. After 3 months keep going. After another 3 months keep going. If you are not passionate about it you will burn out.
“The ultimate ignorance is the rejection of something you know nothing about yet refuse to investigate”
It’s not just like a piramid scheme because the people on top do not make money from each sale thereafter. But yes not everyone will make money because you do need to know how to sell it.
Is uscreen used instead of Stans store Jessica ?
Thanks for bringing this up. Seeing those come up (and getting hit up in really sketch ways to buy in) felt icky and as others have said, made me question the person's integrity who was pushing them. 🥴
Nobody is pushing them. The Roadmap course teaches valuable information about business skills and social media marketing. Unfortunately some people do buy the course just to resell it and do make false income claims and those people you should not do business with. But they shouldn't be any representation of the course itself.
@@MelissaLandry-y5z I guess pushing isnt the right word. The way i was approached multiple times felt off. Just what I felt. 🤷♀️
There will always be people with poor intentions. And I'm sorry you had a bad experience.
But as someone who did take the course and is actually applying the skills that I learned (I now coach others in creating their own successful digital product business), the course really teaches valuable information. The creators of the course get zero monetary gain from it but instead are building a business brand based off of VALUES and are not here to just make a quick buck.
It's so sad to see people bashing each other's businesses. We are not each others competition. There is enough space in this world for everyone to be successful.
I usually enjoy your videos but this one is wrong on so many levels.
Master Resell Rights means the original creators don't get any portion of the sales. Nor is anyone recruiting anyone else.
It's a digital marketing course that teaches people extremely useful marketing and business skills while being able to make money from digital products as they learn.
It's a very effective and brilliant business model.
Please take this down before it's reported. You're spreading false information and calling someone else's business a scam when it isn't.
Thank you for being honest! I already saw someone I follow post this and I instantly thought pyramid scheme!!
Its not a pyramid for one bc no one above you is making money. You keep 100% profit. There is no uplines, downlines, nothing. You simply buy the course with the option to sell if you choose. Its like buying a course at work or school but the money goes only to them and ghey dont give you rights to resell what you brought.
Also, i know the course i bought is a legitimate course that actually teaches me a ton of info.
It's been around for years, it's just gained traction now. I started there where I would create whitelabel courses and would sell the Masters to a limited no in the online space but it's exploitative as people make money off of your expertise. I wouldn't call it scammy, it's even exist in all industries. But yeah, right now, feels mlmish because of the hype 😢
The Roadmap course is actually new. It just came out in the spring. I'm sorry there's so much false information out there on it. I'd love to share the truth with you.
@@MelissaLandry-y5zhow does the main MRR company not make money? If I buy the course to start, from the companies website they make $$ from me. Then I promote it and someone sees my link and buys the course from me. So yes I make the money from the sale but aren’t they also buying from the main MRR company? Why would they start this company if they aren’t going to see some kind of sale from any purchase? Thanks
they not not saying the model is scammy but the claims are! Ppl lying saying u can make quick money with this in fact most ppl cant. Plus few business have used it in fraudulent ways before like this finance bank in new york
Sis, are you sure you even know what an MLM is? It doesn't look like it based on your comment.
There’s going to be lots of people stuck after buying it
I’ve noticed that all the people I see selling this “ course” talk about how much they have made SELLING the course, but I never hear anything of VALUE that is in the course other than it teaches you “ digital marketing” or how to market “ digital products”.
Great point. That was my concern at first. I bought it & haven’t resold it yet. I already have a business & don’t want to risk what I’ve built so I decided to first go through it. It’s AMAZING. I paid for very reputable courses l5 times the price. This delivers A LOT more PRACTICAL and updated applicable content. I didn’t like the niche section much. Other than that, it’s great for beginners & intermediate level people. I’m def going to offer it to my existing clients who will need it. I wasn’t expecting to learn much but I did & the price is a no brained if you value your time.
Isn't that the value? Not everyone is savvy! Haha
I dont agree this course additionally teaches people how to... and yes thats true that people at the top earn more. Thata life. And everyone has to start somewhere.
Jessica, I'm a new subscriber and I really like some of your other educational videos but you are totally wrong about the creators of the Roadmap course running a pyramid scheme or a scam. Very disappointing that you are adding to this ignorant narrative.
What's ignorant is ppl who don't realize they can find this info for much less simply by typing "digital marketing courses that's cost free"
Thanks girl appreciate this🔥🔥🔥
I saw these ads everywhere 🙈🤦♀️
Than you for putting this out there for people. I don;t now how people would provide support or customer service for something they mow nothing about.
? Please explain.
Thank you for this video I just knew this was a scam!
Can you please do a vid about Tella? The app
😂 at everyone in the comments. iT's NoT a PyRaMiD sChEmE. Fine, it's just a scheme. Period. If removing "pyramid" makes you feel better, then go for it. 😂
Thanks 🙏
Sounds like real estate wholesalers but for digital products. 🤔
So it is a scam? NO, it's not