A beginning blogger will benefit most from the course because you will have wasted the least time inefficiently finding the same information around the web.

To quote Yaro in a comment he made yesterday: “That’s the true power of buying online courses (at least the good ones) – you get the experience of an expert packaged up into a neat, streamlined, training program without the information overload, or the trudging around the free sites trying to find reliable information.”

Mabuhay!
Sam from Philippines

Personally, my goal isn’t to be a millionaire (neither Alborz or Yaro are, btw). Rather, I want to make myself a good living doing something I love and requiring only as much work as I’m willing to do. Blog Mastermind has put me on that road. I’m not just saying that, look at my blogs.

Bear in mind – both Yaro and Alborz’s success took a few years – not months – to make. When I signed up for the course a year ago, Yaro was “only” making over $5K per month at that point, after 2+ years. One year earlier, it was “just” $2K per month, but when he started out, it took a few months for him to make a few hundred. As long as you keep at it, you’ll make progress.

Something I read recently that’s very true: Action cures fear.

Most (really, not kidding) students will make back the value of the course fairly quickly, which means they’ll have terrific free resources to reference forever.

If you’re budget-conscious (who isn’t?), frankly I recommend the weekly version. There’s the 30-day moneyback guarantee covering the first lessons, which should be enough to know if you like the course’s rhythm. Plus, you can cancel at any time so if for some reason after month 2 you change your mind, you’ll have only paid out $194.