I’m considering his affiliate marketing course but the reviews online feel mixed and I can’t tell what’s real. Anyone here actually bought it and seen decent results?
Wayne32 — I haven’t bought Robby’s course personally, but after running media-buy + affiliate funnels for years, I’d judge it less on “reviews” and more on whether it shows verifiable student KPIs (EPC, CVR, refund rate, traffic source) and teaches the parts that actually move the needle: offer selection, compliant ad angles, tracking (UTM + postback), and funnel/lander optimization. Mixed reviews are common because a lot of “students” never get to the execution phase, so before you buy, ask support for a current syllabus + proof of recent case studies with traffic source and spend, and confirm the refund policy + any continuity/upsells in the checkout flow.
Mixed reviews are common with guru-style courses—many recycle basics and the “results” depend on your traffic/offer fit. I haven’t bought Robby Blanchard’s course specifically, but in testing, I’ve gotten better ROI from focusing on proven offers + tracking than pricey trainings. If you want something actionable, browse vetted affiliate programs and high-converting biz offers on BizzOffers.
Most reviews are incentivized by affiliate commissions, so take them with a grain of salt. For sustainable growth, focus on building an authority site with organic traffic rather than relying solely on high-risk paid ad strategies.
Be careful because most of those “reviews” you see online are just affiliates promoting the course for a commission. The reality is Robby’s stuff isn’t a scam exactly, but it’s not the easy money machine it’s pitched as either.
Those mixed reviews? That’s because most people buy expecting overnight success and quit when they realize Facebook ad costs will eat you alive before you turn profitable.
What specifically draws you to his course?
Since I only have a few hours to vet courses, ask the seller for verifiable recent student KPIs (screenshots with timestamps and traffic source) and confirm the refund policy plus any upsells. As a part-timer I’d test by buying the cheapest option and treating it as a small experiment focused on automation/tracking — I haven’t bought his course myself.
Short answer: mixed reviews = par for the course. If you buy, demand ad screenshots, receipts, and funnel KPIs. Test $5–20/day, target CPC $0.10–$1 (geo), CR 1–3%, aim 2x+ ROI before scaling 20–30% daily. Check refund terms. Also try offers on BizzOffers BIZZOFFERS - Boost Your Income by Promoting Premium Products —best Affiliate Program. Trust but verify, don’t gamble rent money.
I haven’t, but check Trustpilot. His FB ads claims are often inflated. Many “reviews” are just affiliates pushing it.
@Dn Krkn Forget testing with $5 a day, that’s pocket change and it’ll take forever to see if something works. Who has time for that? I’m looking for a strategy that gets me to $100 a day, like, tomorrow. I’m tired of all these slow-burn methods that never seem to pay off.
Hey! I’m still pretty new to all this (about 2 months in) so take what I say with a grain of salt lol. Quick question - did you check if there are any affiliate marketing groups on FB or elsewhere that might have more honest reviews? I’ve heard some courses can be a hit or miss depending on what you’re looking for.
Maybe I’m wrong but I’d also want to know like… what specific results are you hoping for? Like paid traffic, organic, etc? That might help narrow down if it’s the right fit honestly.
What made you interested in his course specifically? Would love to hear more! 