How To Spot An Online Business SCAM!

As someone who has been very successful in online marketing and a great stable program like National Wealth Center, I see online business opportunities come and go and unfortunately scam a ton of people in the process.  I thought it would be a great idea to write a post to educate people on how to spot an online scam so they will not be taken advantage of ever again.

Unfortunately in this industry of online business and online marketing, there are certain products/online programs that pop up and disappear after a few months or less than a year and scam a huge amount of people, fortunately for everyone who reads this you will finally know how to spot these scams and avoid at all costs!

So Just What Makes an Online Business a Scam?

To sum things up and make everything simple, there are certain things to look for when looking into an online business opportunity to join…every online business I’ve seen who has these things gets shut down by the SEC or disappears when the owners of the company run off with members commissions (ouch) or the program just simply dies out after not paying members or some other type of scandal.

Here is what to watch out for:

1. No Product – if an online company has no real product behind the company, meaning that people aren’t purchasing a real product when joining or buying a membership into the opportunity then the business is a complete an utter scam.  This is completely illegal and why the ‘revenue sharing’ programs that were once popular got shut down left and right.

National Wealth Center has real products on every level that a referral joins and this is why the company is completely reliable and has been stable for so many years now and will continue to be for decades.

2.  Lack of Transparency – if an online company is not transparent and upfront, meaning that you don’t even know who the CEO of the company is or the CEO/founder doesn’t communicate with the member base…then this is always usually a sign that the company is up to no good.  Always make sure you know who the CEO/founder o the company is and contact people at the head of the company to ask questions/concerns.  If they reply and are upfront and do communicate with their member base then you know the company is trying to do things the correct way.

3.  Terrible Compensation Plan – alot of people get scammed by this and don’t know they are being scammed unfortunately…you have to really research the company you are interested in to make sure the compensation plan really rewards you for the work you put into the company itself when generating commissions.  I learned this the hard way back when I first got started in the industry and joined a company that sold weight loss shakes…I only made 10% commissions on sales and really worked very hard in that company only to be paid hardly anything!

National Wealth Center has an amazing compensation plan with 100% commissions on everything you generate…..yes 100% commissions on every sale from $25 all the way to $3500 dollars….if that doesn’t get you excited about getting involved then nothing will 😉

Tired of Being Scammed and Want Something Real?

If you are sick and tired of being scammed and want real results with a long lasting company instead of joining something that will disappear, then go ahead and click the ‘Register Now’ button below…

You’ll be getting personalized Training Access to my exclusive training site for members (www.idwithjames.com) shortly after getting started!

James Matthews

662.750.1029

IDwithJames@gmail.com

www.TheNationalWealthCenterReview.com

 

 

 

What Is the Best Traffic Source for National Wealth Center?

I often get asked what are the best traffic sources to use with the National Wealth Center program or what kind of traffic do I use primarily to market my online business…so I thought I would answer these questions in a post to help everyone out here looking for an answer.

In this industry, there all kinds of traffic…some are good, some are bad, some are downright scams…so what I’ll do is tell you exactly what I do to promote my National Wealth Center business and exactly what traffic sources I use and also tell you exactly what to avoid when dealing with these sources.

Also, if you don’t know what ‘traffic’ is in terms of online marketing, this is just visitors (traffic) to your website/offer you are promoting.

So Just What is the Best Traffic to Use With the National Wealth Center Program?

So if we are going to look at what is the best traffic source for National Wealth Center, then we have to understand what type of traffic sources are available for promoting an online networking program like National Wealth Center and what is available….there are 2 main types of traffic online:

1. Paid Traffic – these are paid advertising sources where you pay to receive a number of visitors/clicks to your website/sales funnel/offer for your program.  Common sources are solo ads, banner ad marketing, and pay per click sources to name just a few.

2. Free Traffic – these are free ways to advertise your online business or whatever you are promoting online.  While these traffic sources usually are somewhat slower than paid options, they can bring alot of free traffic to your offer if used effectively.  The most common of this type would be social media platforms like facebook, twitter, and linkedin for example…

I use a combination of solo ads, social media marketing, and banner ad marketing….these are the sources both free and paid that I have found to be the most effective when marketing an online network marketing program like National Wealth Center.

Ready to Know How To Use these Traffic Sources to Advertise National Wealth Center?

I teach both paid and free advertising sources in depth through my online training site (www.idwithjames.com) for all my National Wealth Center members….so if you are reading this and ready to join the program and really learn how to dominate with your online business…then go ahead and click the ‘Register Now’ button below

James Matthews

662.750.1029

IDwithJames@gmail.com

www.TheNationalWealthCenterReview.com