National Wealth Center Rotators?

Not a day goes by that I do not receive an email from saying asking me about some type of rotator system for the National Wealth Center program Or someone is telling me how they were completely burned and scammed by some type of ‘rotator’ system.

Unfortunately as an opportunity like National Wealth Center grows in popularity, marketers will create all kinds of ‘systems’ to entice prospects into joining within that ‘system’.

Due to everyone asking my honest advice I thought it would be a great idea to make a page just for this subject and give everyone the cold hard truth about these types of ‘systems’.

First of all let me clearly state that I am not talking negatively or bashing any group or marketers within the National Wealth Center program, I am giving my unbiased explanation of how a rotator REALLY works and the actual real TRUTH of what you can expect when joining or being a part of any type of ‘rotator’ marketing system.

You are more than welcome to form your own opinions and join whatever situation you feel fits you best.

On this page I’ll discuss and explain what a ‘rotator’ is, how they function, and most importantly the truth about if these can actually give you the ‘guarantees’ and results they most always claim.

So What Is A Rotator and How Do They Work For National Wealth Center?

First off let me state that a Rotator for National Wealth Center is NOT from the company itself or endorsed by the company itself.

Rotators for the National Wealth Center program are created, put together, and managed by marketers or groups of marketers themselves within the National Wealth Center program.

A Rotator is just simply a link, that has several other links embedded within a link that simply rotates whenever a click happens on the rotator link istelf.

For instance a rotator link could contain 4 different links or 40 different links to different pages within just the 1 main rotating link, hence giving the name rotator meaning the different links rotate whenever a click happens.

Marketers have used these types of rotating links for many different marketing strategies, most of which would be to test different landing pages when promoting a product to see which one gets the best results. I’ve used this strategy myself when promoting products and I can confidently say it is absolutely essential in testing which page performs the best, in the case of promoting a product from clickbank for example.

Now in the case of a home based business opportunity like National Wealth Center or any home based business opportunity, members links would be placed into the rotator and as clicks came into the rotator link, each members site would be visited by users clicking that link in a rotating manner.

So What is the Good and the Bad of Taking Part in a Rotator for National Wealth Center?

Here I will list the good vs. the bad (and the ugly) in taking part in one of these type of systems or being part of a rotator type of system:

The Good

• Helps people who have no clue or ability on how to market in getting clicks to their site
• Somewhat helps members learn some aspect of marketing in how marketing is done
• Some rotator systems have shown to give short term small success in generating sales

The Bad

• Rotator creators usually hide behind websites and do not put their info out there to be contacted for questions
• Rotator systems usually make absurd income claims for members doing no work; this is lying and outright hype
• Rotator systems bring out false sense of entitlement as the systems claim to ‘do all the work’; another lie
• Rotator systems cause a bad environment usually in opportunities, as the rotators keep making absurd claims about guaranteed signups and sales

The Ugly

• No one in any opportunity in a rotator system has ever made a full time income except possibly the creator of the rotator system (this is why the creators of the rotator system keep jumping from opportunity to opportunity after the ‘rotator’ is played out)
• In a Rotator, you have NO idea where the traffic is coming from (could be fake bots opting in) or if the traffic is the least bit credible
• In most rotator systems, you are never allowed to market your own links or brand yourself whatsoever; this is a huge and terrible mistake in online marketing
• It is completely and mathematically impossible for any sizeable number of links within a Rotator to get reasonable and credible amount of traffic and clicks without the rotation to take forever
• It is always much quicker, easier, and much more profitable to just buy your own traffic
• Rotator systems are what is called ‘biz opp welfare‘ among real marketers because people who are attracted to a rotator system thinking all the work for them have a ‘welfare’ type of mentality and will do absolutely nothing to build their business
  
• Taking part in any system that makes false promises or promises to do all the work for you completely robs you of learning how to become a great marketer and create your own skillset to make money at will

So What Is My Personal Opinion of National Wealth Center Rotator Systems?

Again this is my personal opinion as having a very successful long term career in the industry and NEVER jumping from any opportunity to another, but taking part in anything where you can believe or think that success is going to be given to you is not only completely ignorant, but is also completely irresponsible.

As to why anyone would ever believe or think that anything would give them success without them learning and applying themselves is shocking to me, but as we know unfortunately people will fall for anything and this type of deception always give the industry a bad name to say the least.

This is much like joining a gym, wanting to lose weight and get great shape, and then believing that someone else is going to do all the work for you and get you results…pretty crazy right? Well this is the SAME mentality with an online business and believing or thinking a ‘system’ or a ‘rotator’ is going to get you all the success for your business!

There may be some ethical and upright type of rotator systems out there, but honestly all I’ve ever seen from these types of things are people getting hurt and scammed by the ridiculous income guarantee claims of signups and sales which are completely fake and dishonest to say the least.

There is an old saying ‘”If it’s too good to be true, then it usually is” which comes to mind, unfortunately in the internet marketing industry nothing is really regulated to the point and just about anyone can say anything to try and take your money.

I was raised with values and integrity, and that’s the way I’ve always conducted myself online. I never lie to anyone and I honestly tell people what it takes to make a large income online and train them on how to create great content and drive their own traffic as much as they want when they want for their own results.

I have trained and made great marketers who have taken my advice and training and built large teams and organizations in all kind of opportunities because they learned how to build and brand themselves and generate their own traffic, results, and sales.

This is the only thing that will set you free…becoming a great marketer (I will train you step by step) and developing your own skills and your own results.

Again, I’m not saying that all ‘systems’ are bad whatsoever, but as anything in life if you are looking at getting involved in these types of things please understand that your success will be very limited and it is very important to do your due diligence and research to make sure what you are joining is credible.

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The Truth About ‘Systems’, ‘Co-ops’, & ‘Rotators’ for National Wealth Center

To further go into depth regarding all the massive influx of ‘systems’ and ‘rotators’ and all kinds of different marketing tools setup from National Wealth Center members to entice signups, I will be going in depth about what you need to watch out for.

Whenever an online program like National Wealth Center gets really successful and experiences huge growth, there is always a rampant amount of ‘systems’ and ‘co-ops’, and ‘rotators’ that pop up left and right.  Some are really great, some are good, most are garbage and some are downright scams lying to your face.

What I’ll do in this post is break down each to really help you make an informed decision and to hopefully steer you away from a potential scam.

Just What Are Systems, Co-ops, and Rotators for National Wealth Center?

First let’s look at a ‘system’ for National Wealth Center:

– A system for the program is a marketing system to help you in getting signups for your NWC business.  It is usually looks and functions the same for each member using the system and is usually always for specific amounts of members all under one sponsor in the program.   The hope through a system is to help get you started and maximize results and sales to duplicate at a rapid pace with all of the marketing setup and done for you.

Second let’s look at a Co-op:

– A Co-op for the program is simply paid advertising, usually through solo ads placed in front of lists who are already interested in ‘make money online’ offers so should already be responsive to the NWC business.  A co-op functions by several members purchasing advertising together and thus making the advertising cost cheaper with each member getting the same amount of clicks.  Think of it as ‘cooperative advertising’.  The clicks from the co-op can be sent to any website.

Lastly let’s look at the ‘Rotator’

– A Rotator for the National Wealth Center program is a marketing system or group setup to ‘rotate’ sales from the program throughout a specific group of members, most often under one sponsor within the program.  The goal here is to try and help everyone get sales through a very effective website explaining the NWC business to everyone it is advertised towards.  No one really knows how the sales are generated or how it is determined to pass the sale to within the rotator.

What is My Honest Opinion of ‘Systems’, ‘Co-ops’, & ‘Rotators’ for National Wealth Center?

Since we have defined the three up above I will now give you the honest truth about these 3 subjects, and rest assured you should pay very close attention as I always give the truth and as you are well aware of my success if you are on this site.

The truth about National Wealth Center Systems:

• Are almost always very generic and give no individual member the ability to customize the system and to brand themselves within the system; this is not good for long term stable success
• You are at the mercy of the person who created the ‘system’, meaning that if there is a problem or something goes wrong, it goes wrong for you and your marketing could go drastically in the wrong direction due to any technical mishap from the creator of the system

The truth about National Wealth Center Co-ops:

• Are good at helping newbies into the business get some traffic going to their sites but honestly each member being trained to do their own solo ads, paid advertising,  etc. is a far more effective way of getting the new member moving and getting them the real skills to be successful in this industry
• This attracts people who believe that the co-op is going to magically give them sales and increase their income overnight, which is the furthest thing from the truth.  Business is business and results can never be guaranteed no matter how good the offer or the advertising is done

The truth about National Wealth Center Rotators:

• In a Rotator, you cannot do your own marketing whatsoever and one link for the entire group can only be marketed; this is insane in my opinion and the only people who would fall for such a thing are very weak minded ‘lottery ticket’ type of people who are waiting for something to get results for them, instead of working their business and getting their own results.  This creates a VERY BAD culture within an opportunity.
• There is no way whatsoever to tell how the rotator is being advertised, who the sales are going to, how the sales are being ‘rotated’.  You have absolutely no control over anything within a rotator and most times members are being completely scammed and told to keep promoting one single link instead of doing their own marketing, in hopes of good things happening.
• It is not only common sense, but mathematically impossible that a rotator can bring everyone decent results.  Again these types of things are where weak minded people who don’t know how the industry works are being preyed upon by the creators of these ‘rotators’

With all this being said, I am saying that all of these are bad and none are good quality?  Absolutely Not.

What I am getting across in this post is the actual reality behind what it takes to make a life changing income in any online business opportunity, whether it be National Wealth Center or any opportunity.

And if you are reading this post and would like to be taught in depth and step by step on what it takes to be successful within National Wealth Center, then go ahead and click the ‘Register Now’ button below…