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In this Digital Freelancer review I’m going to cover whether Keala Kanae’s latest ad campaign is legit or just another massive sales funnel you’ll be pouring money into.

Digital Freelancer Review – Is Digital Freelancer Legit?

Digital Freelancer is an ad campaign by Keala Kanae that funnels you into his high ticket Fullstaq Marketer course filled with upsells, claims of a “done for you” system, and, in my opinion, unrealistic revenue promises.

Key Takeaways

• Unless you love high ticket price tags and upsells, be wary with Keala Kanae’s Digital Freelancer and Fullstaq Marketer courses. Both are associated with high costs and aggressive upselling tactics.
• Keep your eyes open for the typical “guru” red flags such as showing off wealth, promising “done for you” systems, and making unrealistic revenue claims, all of which are prevalent in Kanae’s advertising.
• Be very careful about investing in PPC campaigns and paid ads when you’re brand new to affiliate marketing. This can quickly lead to an expensive money pit.
• The primary complaint about Keala Kanae’s courses is the amount of money required to finish the training, often exceeding $10,000, with many feeling misled by the initial lower cost of entry.
• Affiliate marketing training doesn’t have to slowly empty your bank account. There are credible and affordable internet marketing training platforms available without all the red flags.

What is Digital Freelancer?

Have you seen the ads for Digital Freelancer running on your social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram lately? In them you see internet marketing guru Keala Kanae at an ATM showing you his account balance that “can’t be faked”.

You also see him in different ad campaigns greeting you at the door of a mansion (which may or may not be his). And in another, as he casually steps into a Lamborghini he explains to you his story of humble beginnings working in a coffee shop to now being the guru he is today.

It’s guru cliches like this that make you wonder if freelance digital marketing is legit.

If you’re keeping score at home, that’s 3 cheesy internet guru cliches that you can put high on your list of major RED FLAGS.

So, let’s get started…

Digital Freelancer is simply an ad campaign by Keala Kanae that funnels you into the purchase of his latest high ticket training platform called Fullstaq Marketer. Personally, I’m not a fan of the pattern of massive upsells and unrealistic revenue claims along with the push towards PPC campaigns so early

How Does the Digital Freelancer Ad Campaign Work?

What happens if you click on the “Learn More” button in one of these Digital Freelancer ads you see on Facebook and Instagram? This particular ad campaign is a little more complex than your normal one because there’s two different versions depending on when in the week you come across them.

Let me walk you through the process. The first version looks like this and is a simple email grab.

Ad Version 1

When you click on the Learn More tab it will take you to a page where you enter your email in exchange for a “Freelance Marketing Secrets” pdf which is his own Freelance Marketing Guide review that shares his “secrets” to success in freelance marketing.

And once Keala Kanae has your email you can rest assured he will be using it. It lands you into Keala Kanae’s aggressive email sales funnel where you’ll start receiving email after email. I was receiving 2 per day.

Each email’s purpose is to get you to ultimately buy his very high ticket Fullstaq Marketer course that is absolutely FILLED with massive upsells. More on that when we get to the complaints section.

Ad Version #2

Notice the “Day 1, Day 2, Day 3” at the top of that ad? This version takes you to a Digital Freelancer Business Launch Challenge that is supposed to happen over a 3 day period.

How Does the Digital Freelancer Business Launch Challenge Work?

So when you click on this version of the ad instead of an email grab, you get this on your screen:

Remember to keep your eyes out for RED FLAGS! The biggest one here? Unreasonable revenue promises.

When you’re launching an online business with no products, experience, or skills it is simply 100% unreasonable to expect to generate customers in 48 hours. Don’t believe Keala Kanae’s hype!

This version of the ad also gets some extra expenses out of you.

Here’s something very important to note:

Even though Keala tries to assure you that these extras are “risk free” with 14 day trials associated with them, remember that the whole point of this Digital Freelancer Business Launch Challenge isn’t to jump in and jump out, it’s to stick with the program and build your business.

So understand that these charges are going to stick and be recurring. (ClickFunnels alone is approximately $100/month).

And we haven’t even gotten to Fullstaq Marketer yet where your expenses will be in the ballpark of $10k!

Now it’s time for another RED FLAG. This time, the promise of a “done for you” business.

Ladies and gentlemen, this is a big ol’ red flag.

The promise of a Done For You business is simply an empty one. Bottom line. You CANNOT expect to build any kind of successful business with the mindset that you can just “set it and forget it”. Businesses of ANY KIND, both brick and mortar and online, take WORK.

If you’re subscribed to my YouTube channel you’re very familiar with “done for you” red flags. So many online business coaching schemes promise “done for you” business models that simply fall flat.

And when it comes to the “business coaching” promised in this ad, with “certified advisors” helping you along, read this as “pressured sales call”.

More on that in a second.

Digital Freelancer Complaints

The absolute top complaint from any Keala Kanae course is the massive price tag associated with his training. It always starts with the low buy-in followed by massive upsells.

Customers don’t realize they’re going to be asked to spend $10k for training when they jump into what seems like a promising business opportunity.

This truly isn’t fair to the buyer. It was true with Keala Kanae’s AWOL Academy that imploded in 2017. And it’s true now with his latest Fullstaq Marketer platform (which is just an AWOL Academy reboot) with the same training modules and same ULTRA HIGH PRICING.

Check out this Digital Freelancer complaint that echoes what I just said. This person reached out to me on Instagram after I sent her a link to my review.

The “Certified Advisor” was literally asking to set her up with a loan service so she could jump into Keala Kanae’s $10K course!

Unreal.

Are There Any Legit Internet Marketing Training Modules Out There?

I don’t want to leave you with a sour taste in your mouth on internet marketing. The truth is there are plenty of solid internet marketing training platforms out there that don’t have these obvious red flags attached.

You just have to remember to follow your instincts and be wary of platforms sounding way too good to be true. When something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Trying to make money online and still not seeing results? Create your FREE STARTER ACCOUNT with the same straightforward training I’ve used to create full time revenue online. No matter your experience, this step by step training delivers! Click here and get started NOW!

Final Thoughts

Digital Freelancer by Keala Kanae is another sales funnel pointing you to high ticket training with the same ultimate goal of getting you to spend tens of thousands. Don’t fall for the hype!

Do you agree or disagree? Let me know what you think in the comments section below! I always respond and look forward to hearing what you have to say!

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Digital Freelancer?

Digital Freelancer is an advertising campaign designed to funnel participants into Keala Kanae’s Fullstaq Marketer course. It includes various marketing tactics that are common among internet gurus, such as showcasing wealth and making bold promises about financial success.

Are the revenue claims made by Digital Freelancer realistic?

Revenue claims made by Digital Freelancer and similar programs are often unrealistic. Be wary of any program that promises quick wealth or a “done for you” business model without a significant amount of work.

What should I watch out for in digital marketing training programs?

Be cautious of programs that display common red flags, such as high-pressure sales tactics, massive upsells, and promises of quick, guaranteed income. Trustworthy programs usually require hard work and do not guarantee overnight success.

How much money will I have to spend on Digital Freelancer’s training?

The costs associated with Digital Freelancer’s training can be substantial, often amounting to upwards of $10,000 when accounting for all the upsells and associated marketing tools required by the program.

Are there any legitimate internet marketing training modules available?

Yes, there are several legitimate internet marketing training platforms available that do not have massive upsells and provide valuable content at a reasonable cost. These platforms are transparent about pricing and do not promise unrealistic outcomes. You can check out my full review of the training platform I owe all my success to here.

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What is Easy1Up? Have you ever come upon a “business opportunity” that, the further you researched, the more shady it became? Ladies and gentlemen, that is exactly what we have here.

What Is Easy1Up?

Easy1Up is a bizarre platform offering digital education products for you to buy and resell at highly elevated prices. Using a convoluted network marketing/MLM compensation plan called the “Reverse 1Up”, individuals are promised “$1000 paydays”.

From the outside looking in, any opportunity where you get to keep 100% of sales commissions for digital education products would seem like a great deal. Especially when you’re told you’ll have almost your entire investment back immediately after just 1 sale.

However, the deeper we look into Easy1Up, the more red flags pop up.

The first major red flag whenever you’re getting started with online business is when the compensation plan has a convoluted, confusing angle that promises $1000 commissions to infinity for very little effort.

A second major red flag that can’t be overlooked is when the content in the training modules is basically ignored and the entire thing that keeps the compensation plan rolling are the inflated price points.

Let’s dive into this Easy1Up review and expose all the red flags that, in my opinion, you should avoid at all costs.

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How Does Easy1Up Work?

I first became aware of Easy1Up.com after a spam comment was left on one of my YouTube videos. The comment had a link to a bizarre website where a gentleman had created a video showing an “incredible opportunity” that was going to give you $1000 paydays.

In this video, he links to Easy1Up.com. And this is when I saw firsthand just how this bizarre cash gifting sheme worked.

At the top of the Easy1Up.com website there’s a video that explains how it all works. And when you watch this video, you get a real sense of who they’re targeting and why.

Promises of working from home, earning a massive second income, massive paydays, and a limitless audience that is just waiting to buy from you is taken straight out of the network marketing sales tactics handbook 101.

And if all your were doing was selling digital education products, that would be fine.

But when you add in the convoluted “Reverse 1Up” compensation plan (more on that further below), you see how ridiculous this scheme is.

First, let’s take a look at what’s inside the digital courses Easy 1Up is saying it delivers. (Spoiler alert: they have ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the point of the scheme)..

Related articles: Want to see just how bizarre cash gifting schemes can get? Check out my reviews for “Cash Tracking System” and “Too Damn Easy“

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Easy1Up’s Digital Courses

These digital products do contain hours of video training within each module. As an example, Vertex Pro contains over 40 hours of content.

However, your Easy1Up business has nothing to do with any of the training inside any of the modules.

They are simply the product that makes this scheme “legal”. This scheme is all about the cost of the modules and the bizarre “Reverse 1Up” compensation plan.

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How Much Do the Easy1Up Courses Cost?

The digital courses offered at Easy1Up range in price from $25 – $2000 with an attached “administrative fee” that goes with it. The higher the cost of the module, the higher the administrative fee.

When you buy a course module the administrative fee goes directly to Easy1Up. The rest of the cost of the packages goes directly to the person selling to you. In the same way, when you sell a course package, the administrative fee goes instantly to Easy1Up and 100% of the cost of the course package is paid directly to you.

• Elevation Basic: $25 + $5 admin fee
• Elevation Elite: $100 + $10 admin fee
• Vertex: $250 + $25 admin fee
• Vertex Elite: $500 + $50 admin fee
• Vertex Pro: $1000 + $100 admin fee
• Vertex Live: $2000 + $250 admin fee

Think about this for just a second.

Someone sells you Vertex Pro for $1100 ($1000 + $100 admin fee) and only the $100 admin fee goes to the company, while $1000 goes directly into the pocket of the person that sold it to you.

If I’m paying a company $100 for their product, why would I have to give this person $1000???

And now you’re going to be told to go and do the same. This screams pyramid scheme.

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The Bizarre “Reverse 1Up” Compensation Plan

In the Reverse 1Up system, you first choose which of the course module you’re going to buy. You pay the amount plus the “admin fee” that goes to Easy1Up. 100% of this sale goes to the person who sent you this “opportunity”.

Now you send this same opportunity out to the world.

When someone you sent this opportunity to decides to buy a course module, the admin fee for that module goes to Easy1Up and 100% of this sale goes to you. (You can see how this works visually at 3:39 – 4:45 in my video above.)

Where the Reverse 1 Up kicks in is with the second sale.

100% of your second sale goes to the person above you. But don’t worry, you’re not missing out on a sale, because according to Easy1Up, for every single person you bring this opportunity to, their second sale goes to you to infinity.

This scheme simply doesn’t work.

The reality is this: you fall for this opportunity and now you go out into the world trying to find someone else to pay $1000 for your digital product. Let’s say you get lucky and find someone who does. You’d get $1000 of your $1100 you spent back. Do you think you’re going to try and make another sale knowing that 100% of that second sale DOESN’T EVEN GO TO YOU?

The scheme ends and you’ve lost $100. And this is a best case scenario.

Related article: Check out “Attraction Marketing Pro Review” and see this EXACT SAME SCHEME down to the same convoluted Reverse 1Up compensation plan!

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Final Thoughts

Easy1Up is a convoluted scheme with a bizarre compensation plan promising $1000 paydays that never come as you search and search for suckers who will buy into the scheme the same way you did. There are much better ways to earn real revenue online.

Any questions about Easy1Up? Have you seen a compensation plan like this one before? Would you still try it out even with all the red flags? Let me know what you think in the comments section below. I always reply and I’m looking forward to connecting with you!

Trying to make money online and still not seeing results? Create your FREE STARTER ACCOUNT with the same straightforward training I’ve used to create full time revenue online. No matter your experience, this step by step training delivers! Click here and get started NOW!

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What is Super Affiliate System and how does it work? Is John Crestani a legit guru, or is Super Affiliate System just another over priced scam?

What is Super Affiliate System?

Super Affiliate System is a 6 week course with over 50 hours of video training by John Crestani, however there are many red flags to consider. It promises to teach you how to be successful in affiliate marketing through paid ads on Google, YouTube, and Facebook.

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Is John Crestani Real?

Yes, John Crestani, as over the top as he his, is a real person. Not happy with the normal 9 to 5, he was determined to be his own boss. He tried different things, but wasn’t happy until he landed a job with a marketing firm focused on running pay-per-click campaigns online.

This was something he found he was really good at it.

He ultimately built his Super Affiliate System that focuses on teaching others how to capitalize on his system of running paid ads for profit. I found John Crestani after getting multiple spam comments on my YouTube videos.

Automated bots were leaving fake comments on my videos with links that led to something called “IMJetset: How to Earn a 6 Figure Side Income Online!”

There are multiple red flags that go up when a spam bot leaves unsolicited comments about an internet marketing opportunity with unrealistic claims like “how to earn a 6 figure side income online”.

So after seeing this same ad multiple times, red flags and all, I knew I had to review it. I signed up for the webinar to see what it was all about.

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Super Affiliate System’s MEGA CRINGE Webinar

This is one of those things you have to see to believe. Go to my YouTube video at the beginning of this post and skip to the 1:53 mark to see cringe like you’ve never seen before in the opening moments of his webinar.

I’m going to be honest with you. Sitting through this painfully long webinar was difficult. I lasted around 90 minutes and couldn’t take it anymore. To top if off it’s filled with all the internet guru cliches you could think of.

The webinar begins inside the cockpit of a helicopter.

I’m not kidding.

You see John in this helicopter landing at a large property. The landing is captured from multiple angles and it’s like, “Ok, he’s adding a little production value to start this webinar.” Fine. As he gets out of the helicopter, several people rush up to him, taping a microphone to his chest, putting a mic pack on him.

He literally asks, “Is the webinar starting? Is this on? Can they hear me?” as if this is all live. John then makes his way inside the property, saying hi to girls in bikinis along the way.

This has got to be a joke, right?

“Ok guys, sorry I’m running a little late, but we’re going to go ahead and get this webinar started. It’s a packed house, so let me know in the chat box if you can hear me ok.”

He sits down at a large desk with a laptop open, and, oh yeah, THERE’S LITERALLY A MASSIVE PILE OF CASH ON THE DESK THAT HE NEVER EVEN REFERENCES.

Maybe this was just his way of spicing up a webinar. I do admit, it was interesting and I was actually laughing out loud.

But the reality here is that he’s assuming his audience is completely stupid if we’re to believe this is live. The chat area of the webinar conveniently tells you that “public chat is turned off, so you won’t see anyone else’s questions, but don’t worry, John can see you.”

Riiiiight.

There’s a lot of filler in this webinar, and it seems to take forever to get rolling. In my opinion this could have been cut down to 30 minutes. His pre-recorded self repeatedly asks you to type things into the chat box as if it were live. “Type 1 into the chat box if you’re ready for more!”

He repeatedly pretends to respond to nonexistent people in a nonexistent live chat. “Ok, Betty says she’s ready! So does David in Ohio! Great let’s move on…”

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What Does Super Affiliate System Pro Cost?

John Crestani’s Super Affiliate System Pro has a price tag of $997.

To add a sense of urgency or a feeling that the $1000 price tag is actually a huge discount there are multiple extremely high price values placed on different aspects of the training and even a countdown timer thrown in for good measure.

Unfortunately, this is nothing new when it comes to overpriced affiliate marketing training platforms. At this point though, I feel like everyone’s in on the secret that the countdown timer means nothing and pricing everything with the last digit of 3, 5, or 7 doesn’t make it a better deal.

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What Do You Get With Super Affiliate System Pro Training?

John Crestani’s Super Affiliate System 3.0 consists of 6 weeks worth of video training covering many aspects of ad-run affiliate marketing over several different networks along with tools and support.

The main issue I have with Super Affiliate System is that it’s all about paid ads. Paid ads are not something you want to jump into when you’re a beginner affiliate marketer?

The system is broken down into 6 modules, with John instructing you on beginner topics to start, and then progressing into more complex strategies.

In all there are over 50 hours of video content, and it is continually updated.

• Week 1, The System Setup
• Week 2, Google Ads Setup
• Week 3, Youtube Ads Setup
• Week 4, Advanced Ad Tactics
• Week 5, Presell Pages & Scaling
• Week 6, Product Selection

Week 1

Week 1 starts by getting you set up with the affiliate network John uses, Clickbank. You’ll set up a very basic 1 page website and learn about buying domains through Bluehost. You’ll also learn about setting up Facebook ads.

Related article: Check out my full Spark by ClickBank review and see if ClickBank’s own affiliate marketing training platform is worth it!

Week 2

Week 2 gets you started with Google Ads. John teaches you how to set up keyword based campaigns along with location & device targeting and split testing. You’ll also learn how to track conversions using pixels.

Week 3

Week 3 is all about YouTube ads. He gives you an introduction to YouTube, walks you through setting up with your own channel if you don’t have one, and passes along tips, strategies, and pitfalls to avoid.

Week 4

This module revisits Facebook ads, gives general affiliate advice, and goes into writing with the intent of converting a reader into a buyer. He shares tips and strategies from successful affiliate marketers he’s worked with.

Week 5

Week 5 covers presell pages (or landing pages), split testing using Clickfunnels and common mistakes made with presell pages. He also goes over scaling out your affiliate marketing campaigns.

Week 6

This module goes into choosing your niche. Throughout the previous lessons he has concentrated his training on the “make money online” niche and now goes about showing you how to find niches outside of that in categories like wealth, health, and happiness.

Additional Tools and Resources

You get tools and resources like pre-built affiliate funnels, affiliate and advertising networks you can work with outside of what’s covered in the training, and course archives which feature previous versions of this Super Affiliate System training.

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Super Affiliate System Pro Complaints

Inevitably, when you have high ticket pricing and you add to it unrealistic revenue promises, complaints follow. In this case, there are two main issues I’ve come across when it comers to Super Affiliate System complaints: mounting ad costs, and ad networks banning you from placing ads for seemingly no reason.

Check out these two complaints below:

As you can see, you can run into issues when placing ads through Google and other networks and not even be told why. An ad network can block or ban you from placing ads, stating you are not following their terms and conditions.

This can be very frustrating when you’ve already spent $1000 not to mention all the ad costs you’ve spent just getting started.

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Final Thoughts

There are many red flags to consider here including an extremely over the top webinar that is 100% cringeworthy. The high ticket price of Super Affiliate System ($997) in addition to mounting daily ad costs can add up very, very quickly with little to no return on your investment.

What questions do you have for me? Have you tried out John Crestani’s Super Affiliate System? What were your results? Did you find what you were looking for?

Leave any and all questions and comments in the comments section below. I always respond and I look forward to connecting with you!

Trying to make money online and still not seeing results? Create your FREE STARTER ACCOUNT with the same straightforward training I’ve used to create full time revenue online. No matter your experience, this step by step training delivers! Click here and get started NOW!

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Is Fullstaq Marketer Legit? What happened to AWOL Academy? Keala Kanae has officially rebooted AWOL Academy and created Fullstaq Marketer. Can he possibly back up his ultra bold statement that you will earn $15k in your first 90 days with this program?

Spoiler alert: there are a ton of red flags to unpack here.

Is Fullstaq Marketer Legit? What Happened to AWOL Academy?

Keala Kanae’s Fullstaq Marketer is a reboot of his now defunct AWOL Academy. AWOL Academy fizzled in 2019 after customer complaints. Fullstaq Marketer follows AWOL’s same pattern of low buy-in with massive upsells and high pressure sales tactics.

Company: Fullstaq Marketer
Price: $99 – $15,000
Years in Business: Founded in 2018
Community: Private Facebook Group
Support: Private Facebook Group
TrustPilot score: 4.9/5
Tools/Resources: 3/5
Training/Classes: 3.5/5
Websites/Hosting: None
Community: 4/5
Free Trial: None
Main Complaint: Unrealistic promises of revenue, massive upsells

Keala Kanae makes the bold promise that you will earn $15k in your first 90 days with Fullstaq Marketer. This is your very first red flag: unrealistic promises of revenue. Let’s take a look and see if Fullstaq Marketer is worth it and if it lives up to Keala Kanae’s promise.

Related Article: Wanna see Keala Kanae’s latest ventures? Check out my full reviews of his Power Code Masterclass and the upsell it leads to called Genesis!

Is Fullstaq Academy Worth It? And Why Did AWOL Academy Need a Reboot?

Fullstaq Marketer is the brainchild of founder Keala Kanae. A seasoned, digital marketeing “guru”, you’re likely to see him popping up on YouTube, social media, and basically anywhere else there’s an audience.

If you listen to his story, you’ll learn he was tired of working dead end jobs at coffeeshops, etc., and set off on a mission to build his own empire. Like him or hate him, in 2015 he did just that with AWOL Academy.

He and partner Kameron George created AWOL Academy. AWOL Academy was a VERY high-ticket digital marketing training platform that promised to take you from zero to hero FAST. The problem with AWOL Academy were the huge upsells and high pressure sales tactics.

With expensive a la carte style training modules you needed to continue to buy to succeed, the unsuspecting customer would buy into AWOL Academy with the first training module at the low price of $99 not realizing the full training would end up costing $15k-$20k.

The reported success rate of AWOL Academy was only 3%. It could be up to debate on what is “success”, but it was easy to see the mountain of complaints from users who were upset with the inflated pricing. The writing was on the wall, and AWOL Academy fizzled out

Keala was determined to make his high ticket training model succeed. He decided to reboot AWOL Academy into Fullstaq Marketer. Unfortunately, he’s kept so many of the red flags and patterns he used with AWOL that the same complaints are starting to stack up against Fullstaq.

It’s important to point out that there’s nothing illegal about Fullstaq Marketer. But that doesn’t stop users from feeling they’re being scammed out of their money.

Sticking with his patterns that work, Keala uses multiple ad campaigns to market Fullstaq Marketer. You may have seen his Digital Freelancer ads across social media along with this Freelance Affiliate Guide review free e-book. He uses both of these as lead-ins to buy his high ticket training courses.

Fullstaq Marketer’s High Pressure Sales Tactics

Unfortunately, it seems like the high pressure sales tactics that ultimately did in AWOL Academy are still going on with Keala’s current projects. Remember, you’re always in control and no pressured sales call can force you into anything, but these are professionals who prey on the fact that for some it can be hard to say no to someone who is being incredibly insistent.

In any of Keala’s courses if you see a step that’s called “coaching call” or anything like that, make no mistake about it, it’s a high pressure sales call.

I’ve had multiple users describe sales calls where they were asked “how badly do you want this?” before offering to set them up with a LOAN SERVICE so they could take out the large sum of money necessary to proceed.

Fullstaq Marketer’s Training Modules

Fullstaq Marketer is made up of 4 a la carte training modules:

• Fullstaq Accelerator
• Traffic Labs
• Conversion Labs
• and Masters Labs.

Each covers a variety of elements for digital marketing entrepreneurs looking to be successful in this very lucrative field. At the time of this posting, pricing isn’t available on the website.

However, by examining some deep parallels between the Fullstaq Marketer site and the old Awol Academy site, we can gain huge insight into both what the training will consist of and the all important price points we can expect.

You should never have to pay thousands per module for affiliate marketing training. There are much, much better options out there.

(For detailed insight on how these training modules are carbon copies of AWOL Academy’s failed training, watch the video at the top of this article.)

Fullstaq Accelerator $997

The first training module is called Fullstaq Accelerator, and it’s actually 4 modules in 1.

• Fullstaq 101
• Fullstaq Onboarding
• Fullstaq Edge
• Funnel Labs

Fullstaq 101

This is your introductory module that covers the foundational elements of your business.

“Fullstaq 101 provides the core elements needed to create a rock solid foundation for your future career in freelance digital marketing. The starting point of your journey is just as important as the destination and Fullstaq 101 assists in providing you with a clear path from point A to point B.”

Fullstaq Onboarding

This module is all about connecting you with support and a large like-minded community.

“Within Fullstaq Onboarding, you’re able to quickly set yourself up with a massive community of fellow aspiring and veteran online entrepreneurs who support your vision of greatness.”

Fullstaq Edge

This module focuses on creating a successful mindset.

“Inside of Fullstaq Edge, you’ll be taken on a “mind bending” ride as Keala unveils the cutting edge mindset shifts that all elite level leaders possess and apply in order to succeed.”

Funnel Labs

This module gets you set up your website, tracking system, lead capture pages, and more.

If you’re familiar with Awol Academy, you might recognize that the description for Funnel Labs exactly matches the description for Awol’s Pro Academy.

This means that we can expect Fullstaq Marketer’s “Funnel Labs” to be an updated version of the training that was available in AWOL Academy’s “Pro Academy”. This pattern continues with the rest of the modules. Fullstaq Marketer is an exact reboot of the failed AWOL Academy.

Traffic Labs (Coming Soon)

The description for Fullstaq Marketer’s “Traffic Labs” is identical to the description of the defunct AWOL Academy’s “Traffic Academy.” We can expect it to cover how to generate a flood of website visitors that convert.

Conversion Labs (Coming Soon)

Fullstaq Marketer’s “Conversion Labs” is the rebooted version of Awol Academy’s “Conversion Academy”. This module promises to deliver an understanding of how “hypnotic” language, story telling, persuasive copy, and more will create an “irresistible” desire for your audience to take action and convert.

Masters Labs (Coming Soon)

Fullstaq Marketer’s “Masters Labs” is the reboot of Awol Academy’s “Masters Academy”. This will cover handling the finances of your business from money management to tax planning, investing, and more.

Here’s an important question to ask yourself. Do you want to be paying tens of thousands for training that still closely follows the same patterns that caused it to fail before?

Fullstaq Elite $9800 $14,800!

My research shows the final module within Fullstaq Marketer will be Fullstaq Elite. Even though this module isn’t mentioned within the Fullstaq Marketer website, it follows the exact same pattern as Awol Elite from Awol Academy and is predictably priced at, you guessed it, almost $15k!

This has been confirmed by users who went through the on-boarding process. Fullstaq Elite started at $9800 and has now ballooned to $14,800.

The pattern of low buy-in followed by a massive upsell sometimes upwards of tens of thousands of dollars to complete the training is a huge red flag for any training platform. The Fullstaq Elite package will include all the training modules PLUS personal, private access to the founder Keala Kanae for private teaching and mentorship.

Fullstaq Marketer’s Affiliate Program

If you choose to, you can decide to promote Fullstaq Marketer and earn up to 50% commissions on all sales you make. 50% commission on such a high ticket item would be substantial. This is a huge reason so many people wave off the red flags in search of a giant pay day.

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Final Thoughts

Fullstaq Marketer follows the same exact pattern as its predecessor Awol Academy: Extremely high-ticket a la carte training filled with upsells costing tens of thousands to complete. I would be very cautious with how I spent my money with this program. There is no free version, so tread carefully.

Have you had an experience before with Keala Kanae’s training platforms? Are you here because you had a gut feeling that something just wasn’t right about Fullstaq Marketer?

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