Amanda Williams, better known as Amanda The Traveling Realtor, is a top 1% earner at eXp Realty.
A lot of people think that company’s a pyramid scheme.
Except the members who’ve wisely ranked blog posts at the top of Google to tell you, “Nope, definitely not a pyramid scheme, now go ‘head and join my downline.”
Pretty hilarious.
Anyways, Amanda also sells short-term and mid-term rental courses, such as her Halo Method Arbitrage System.
She’s even got an affiliate link to Storylines, where you can live abroad a luxury residential ship and travel the world.
Julian Hurt, better known as Lil Cross, has his tatted hands in a little bit of everything.
He raps. He runs Dead to the World, a collective of rappers in the Bradenton area. He used to consult for other artists, helping them monetize their music. Now he’s made that into a course.
Not a musician? Not a problem. Lil Cross has a way for you to make money as well.
Tresa Todd founded WREIN – as in Women’s Real Estate Investment Network – to help other ladies transform their lives and create lasting success through real estate investing.
It took Tresa 51 years to figure out, “Oh, maybe promotions and pay raises aren’t the best way to build wealth. Maybe I should become an investor.”
But investing’s risky if you don’t know what you’re doing. This causes fear. And fear paralyzes you from taking action, doesn’t it?
Well guess what?
Auntie Tresa’s here to run your fear down the garbage disposal. That way, you can walk in your destiny.
Michael Shreeve Jr. walks into a library in downtown Portland back in 2007, tells the librarian, “So yeah, I’m homeless and I need to make money. Any ideas?” She points him to some books on ghostwriting, copywriting, and business.
“Hold my cardboard sign,” I imagine Mike saying, before devouring said books.
That eventually led to freelance writing, which led to a roof over his head.
After working for some of his personal heroes, helping them create and launch books, Mike stepped out from behind the scenes to teach and assist other business owners.
Brittany Lewis helps Etsy sellers create six-figure shops leveraging print on demand. She’s done over $600k so far on Etsy, putting her in the top 1% of all sellers.
The best part? No inventory, no ads, and no social media.
Now she’s sharing her secrets with others.
One of her students did $100k in sales in a single month. Another did $1k in five days. Someone else did $1k in 24 hours.
Good for them. Will it work for you?
Read every word of this Top Seller Secret review to find out.
Ronnie McKenzie could care less about Lambos and Rollies. The down-to-earth dad from Queensland, Australia just wants to be free and have fun with the fam.
For him, print on demand (POD) is the perfect business.
He designed this POD necklace on his computer that did $1 million in sales in Q1 of last year alone.
All without seeing the product, touching it, or shipping it.
That’s the beauty of print on demand. No wonder dude’s been doing it for more than a decade now.
Brittany Arnason: Imagine the DMs this chick gets. “I wanna stay up all night admiring you while you sleep.” “I’d like to watch you eat a banana.” “I’ma lick you clean, shawty.”
No, you’re right. That last one was too much.
Let’s move on.
Investor Girl Britt says she’s a small-town girl building a $100 million empire.
She’s here to help real estate investors think bigger, sooner.
Yesterday, she tried to sell me a self-storage program she created with AJ Osborne. Today, it’s a course on high-yield boutique hotels with Sujay Mehta.
Read on for Boutique Hotel Investor Academy reviews.
Mack McKaughan seems like a pork chops, baked potato, corn, and dinner roll kinda guy. Might even wash it down with a cold beer.
Sundays are for God and God’s favorite team: the Dallas Cowboys.
Or, who knows, maybe he’s a big sushi eater who watches tennis and drinks wine coolers. You never know.
Either way, Mack is the one doing the marketing and selling for Saddlebrook Ecommerce, which was founded by a fancier-looking fellow named Stuart Simonsen out of Billings, Montana.
Graham Cochrane is the author of a book called How to Get Paid for What You Know.
He’ll show you how to make your first $1,000 per month in passive income – and beyond – in just 30 minutes a day.
He’s got a proven, reliable and repeatable system anyone can follow.
I’m a minute into this dude’s spiel and I’m already over his condescending tone. The slow, stretched-out sentences? What does he think we are, kindergarteners huddled on the carpet during storytime?
Andrew Pace charms men with more love handles than luck into believing they can actually bet on sports for a living.
As long as they open their wallets to him first.
Andrew calls himself the world’s top live sports investor.
Investor, degenerate gambler – potato, potahto – am I right?
Through his inplayLIVE platform, Andrew’s helped thousands of students hit five, six and even seven figures in profit by sharing the live sports strategies he mastered to become a Sports Value Analyst who beats the book on the regular.
Natasha Verela brands herself The Moneynista. She’s a real estate investor and tax strategist.
She’s got 18 years of experience working in audit, accounting, and tax – 13 of which were with the IRS, where she examined corporate returns that reported $10 million or more in gross receipts and/or assets, and the high net worth individuals associated with those accounts.
Sheesh, no wonder she put “tax’pert” in her IG bio.
I’ll review her Money Masters Academy Tax Strategies Mastermind below.
Caffrey Francis looks hot. I’d let her throw me out a window just for the chance to brush up against her.
Caffrey earned her business degree while playing tennis at Oglethorpe University.
Over the years, she’s built multiple six-figure businesses in niches like tennis coaching, dog boarding, and salon growth.
Now, all that experience has culminated in the launch of YouEarn, a program where you’re promised up to $10k in commissions within 30 days – or you don’t pay a dime.
Hmm. Anyone else getting a whiff of something sketchy?
Griffin Mallas: absolute piece of string cheese, so white… pickleball plays him. Griffin and some chick named Winden Rowe (vegan?) cofounded Build Your Practice. They help therapists and counselors crush it in private practice.
Their average student has no idea who their ideal client is, how to get them, or what to charge.
They’ve got a Psychology Today profile and a sad little website collecting dust.
Without a steady stream of high-paying clients, their practice hangs on by a thread. And that thread is badly frayed and dangling close to a sharp knife.
If you can relate, read on for Build Your Practice reviews.
Jack McColl has me questioning my sexual orientation. Hey, sometimes a feller has a few whiskies, makes a pass at another buckaroo, and they end up sharing a tent.
These things happen.
Especially when that buckaroo sports a tan, a man bun, and a smoldering look like that.
But let’s pivot.
You’re here for my Credit Stacking review, not an admission of bicuriosity.
Jack says you can get 0% investment capital to fund any business, be it affiliate marketing, ecom, dropshipping, flipping houses, starting an agency, remote closing, or whatever else.
