Newzenler Reviews 4

The online support focuses more on listen to us and watch our videos than actually helping members solve problems. They go for volume versus nurturing those who pay. They gate-keep group FB messages so everything looks hunky dory. Email support is good but often miscommunication.

As a self-confessed perfectionist, I've often found myself hesitant to take the plunge and just get things done. This workshop, however, has been a revelation.

From the get-go, the instructor created an environment that was not only comfortable but also extremely supportive. Their expertise, patience, and commitment to our learning were apparent in every discussion and activity. They knew exactly when to guide us, when to let us struggle a little, and when to provide constructive feedback. Their teaching style and encouraging demeanor were instrumental in helping us overcome our perfectionism and adopt a more action-oriented approach.

What I appreciated most about this workshop was the quality of content. Each session was meticulously planned and executed, with clear objectives and actionable insights. The instructor provided us with strategies that were practical, easy-to-understand, and highly effective. I walked away from each session with new skills and knowledge that I could immediately apply to my work.

The other participants of the workshop also played a crucial role in my learning journey. We were encouraged to collaborate, share ideas, and learn from one another. This fostered a sense of community and camaraderie that made the learning experience even more enriching.

The highlight of the workshop for me was the hands-on approach to funnel creation. By the end of the workshop, I had a fully functional funnel ready for my product, something that I'd been procrastinating on for months.

In conclusion, if you're struggling to get your product out there due to perfectionism or simply because you don't know where to start, I cannot recommend Newzenler's Funnel Creation workshop enough. The quality of instruction, the practicality of the content, and the supportive learning environment make it an invaluable resource for anyone looking to improve their skills and productivity.

So, take the plunge. You won't regret it!

I’ve been with zenler and now New Zenler for several years so I have a lot of experience with them. I started out as a school on their old platform. I was happy with it. They changed the focus to course creators with New Zenler platform and it’s had its ups and downs. For the money, early on it was worth every dime. It has a lot of bells and whistles that are useful and people seem to love. They wanted to help people with marketing and funnels and blogs and other stuff so they added them. My issue is that they forgot about what they were..,a LMS and supporting the people who have been there for them by making it a great LMS. As a result, many of our requests like a good test and exam function has been ignored. It is also no longer user friendly and it’s use is counterintuitive as far as finding things in the menus and usability. So there is a big learning curve. They do account for it by a lot of videos , courses, and some kind of co working space. The issue is they think the users are developers with that kind of time, not busy practitioner and school administrators . I can’t go through 5 -30 minute videos and. Whole course before I can figure out how to use 1 or 2 aspects of the platform. And we have repeatedly requested written instructions that are easy to find and go straight to what you need but it’s been ignored for years now. So while I’ve been with them for 6 years. I don’t use half of the stuff available because it’s so time consuming to learn and I have a very busy practice and school. In addition it’s been in beta for years and there is no public road map as to when it might finish. So they tell people to hold on for years and years promising to add things and in the meantime we are not getting what we need for our businesses. It’s not fully functional on iPad. You have to use a full laptop for some things which is weird because their previous version did work well on iPad. They don’t make it easy to add YouTube to courses or upload mp3 files. I can’t figure out why.

So there are the cons. Some of the positives is the level of bells and whistles it has in an all in one platform. Website, Marketing, emails, courses, can save a lot of money when bundling it all into one, The courses function well though the dark grey color scheme on the backend isn’t great and difficult to read for visually impaired people. There are course analytics and payouts are consistent and timely. They have live functions like one on one, webinars, etc and a partnership with zoom so there is money saved there. They have an active online Facebook group with many people who can help answer questions and support. For an all in one , it’s good and saves money. I’m challenged by where it’s lacking but I’m not going anywhere because I’ve invested so much and they don’t make it easy to download your content and leave.

After searching through all the different online course platforms I came across New Zenler. It's an amazing platform that I have now built a business I could quit my day job with! Easy to use, amazing support and great helpful community. Can't wait to grow with them!