legitmarketingacademy.com Reviews 4

Jon Penberthy is a poor excuse of a 'mentor'. He hosts a webinar claiming that it is live when clearly it isn't. He does not respond to questions at all, and then kicks you out of the webinar when you raise a hand. If he is dishonest about being live then what else is he being dishonest about? I would really think twice about parting with your hard earned cash to work with this man - you will not get a return for it

Waste of time I was in a webinar that I paid £7 for and he was Pretending to be live

Poor Effort, Untrustworthy

Regarless of the money I could be spending my time doing something much more productive than listening to someone pretending to be live for 6 hours its disgraceful

Also there was a lot of fake bots in the zoom call. I think out of the 50 there was 3 of us who were actually real

'This guy is very deceitful and I will not be giving him anymore of my hard earned money or TIME

Having gone through the Expert Accelerator program I have to say I’m impressed with the depth of information, not only does Jon cover the sales aspect of the process but he goes to great lengths to show ( step by step) of how to set it up. You could start this program with nothing more than the will to do something and come out with a fully viable and profitable business.

However, I should point it that this course requires commitment and will take you a while to go through the information ( there is a lot) I would recommend you watch it at least twice!

If you’re looking to make a fast buck this is not the course for you.

One aspect I did like is the extra support that is offered, this makes all the difference.

The cost of the course is expensive, but this is reflected in the support given and the depth and clarity of the content.

This organisation, fronted by Jon Penberthy is designed to lead people from YouTube adverts to online seminars which mimic live presentations with fake comments from bots, to a sign-up page for a phone call from a salesperson. If you know anything about pressure selling techniques used by double glazing salespeople then this organisation's approach is basically the same model. Hook people in with an easy ask then use affirmation questions, language mimicry and storytelling to lead the 'mark' to a point they will part with...wait for it...£7,000! I followed through the process as a journalist and also someone working in marketing strategy and was particularly impressed by the fact Jon quite openly admits you're going to learn how to 'filter' people who can be parted from their cash.

I'm not suggesting he's doing anything illegal, but morally questionable? That depends on whether you think snake oil salesmen are terrible human beings or mere opportunists.

Anyhow, certainly one to steer well clear of unless you're studying sales techniques and fancy an hour listening to some poor sop read pre-prepared answers from a script.