Legendary Marketer Review

I was not happy with my purchase of the blueprints.

I found the information overly lengthy with a lot of fluff and outdated.

I found myself still having to YouTube stuff to connect the dots after paying the $2500 price.

The Facebook groups are just filled with newbies helping newbies without any expert experience.

I do not recommend it.

Legendary Marketer course is worth $7. My Initial experience was good, the first 4 modules.

The info was new to me but digestible. The Zoom calls with my mentor were the most valuable and again certainly worth $7.

However, there’s an astronomical $2500 upsell that blindsides you midway through the course. An upsell would be expected in any course like Legendary Marketer but $2500 is a pretty substantial leap.

It was a hard pass for me. I couldn’t justify that expense.

I also noticed all the Legendary Marketer affiliates regurgitating the same misleading and erroneous information about BS ‘lucrative side hustles’ that were 99% false.

More and more affiliates were coming forward admitting they didn’t feel aligned with or good about representing Legendary Marketer for the same reasons.

If you have zero knowledge, Legendary Marketer’s first few chapters, the homework exercises, and mentor calls are worth $7.

Pass on the $2500 upsell and do some research on the many other $300-$500 courses. Any one of those would be a great educational investment.

I found this course by clicking on the link of an Instagram influencer who is an affiliate of Dave Sharpe. When I saw it was $7, I decided to buy it. I was already looking for new business models to make money online.

There are 15 days in total in the course, and there is a video in each of these 15 days. There are assignments to do after watching the videos. Additionally, after registering for the course, you will get an advisor with whom you can request a meeting.

The course was excellent for the first three days. David explained very well what a sales funnel should look like, what a value ladder is, and how to create sales funnel pages and become an affiliate.

On the 4th day, strangely, the book ‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’ was suddenly mentioned. These videos, which are about mindset rather than making money, are really nice. They help people change their attitude, but I purchased the course to make money, not change my mindset!

The video on the 5th day was a 15-minute video that did not add much to making money (yes, it was another motivational video). Later, when I went to the assignments of the 5th day, a new video appeared on another page. I could not fast-forward or rewind it, and I could not change the speed. I could only stop it.

At that moment, I realized that I was vividly experiencing what they taught. I was in the sales funnel described in the first 3 days of the course. I jumped into a program that looked cheap at $7 and came across an offer of $2,500.

Also, the video I just mentioned lasted for 2 hours without interruption. For 2 hours, David talked about the $2,500 offer that would cover all marketing techniques and add value to my life. He also mentioned how many people have already contributed.

Of course, I didn’t buy the upsell. I’m a student, and I don’t have this much money. I also looked at the videos after the 5th day. All of them are completely empty.

Bottom line, these guys know how to market very well. After all, they’re not called Legendary Marketer for nothing, right?

Value chain and sales funnel. That was the most important information in the first 3 days, and I will never forget it from now on.

Like many before me, I saw the advert for this course while doom-scrolling on Instagram and wondered if any of these affiliate marketing opportunities were actually legit. With only a $7 payment up front and the promise of great things if you completed the 2-week training challenge, I signed up for Legendary Marketer.

I found David, the founder of the program, to be sincere and only a little bit ‘pushy’ in the beginning. You are very quickly connected with a business plan advisor with whom you have regular check-ins. I found this interaction really valuable.

To unlock the following day’s challenge, you first need to meet with your advisor. The initial conversation was very inspiring. Having a face-to-face meeting in real-time (over Zoom) forced me to become clear on what I wanted out of the course. It helped me set achievable goals that I might have put off if the whole training was accessible at once, and I planned to get through it as quickly as possible.

The information is largely what one can find online if one is looking, as it’s the same model all affiliate marketers use. However, I found the way it was presented useful. There were some helpful, actionable steps for setting up your business, and achieving the right ‘money mindset’.

Two out of the 15 days are dedicated to intense upselling. I almost didn’t complete the entire training after watching those, but I am glad I did in the end.

Legendary Marketer turned out not to be what I was looking for in terms of signing up for the more expensive training they offered. Still, it gave me a good start and grounding in affiliate marketing.

I was excited and delighted by this course in the first couple of days. They suggested reading “Rich Dad, Poor Dad”, so they provided a link to a free YouTube audio version and an Amazon affiliate link to buy the book.

However, the suggested buying the book instead of just listening to it. This was the first weird vibe for me. I did not expect to see an Amazon affiliate link inside this course – I thought it was supposed to be about learning high-ticket affiliate sales.

Another weird thing was that some parts of the course were very short, without much to do, but you had to wait for the next day to become unlocked. If they encourage entrepreneurship and not an employee mindset, why would they limit their students’ progress like that? Sadly, I think it’s to extend the time for receiving a refund.

As for the training, I believed I would wind up with pages of notes from finding so much value in this course. At day 11 now, I barely have more than one page.

Also, the way they force you onto coaching calls is absurd and so awkward. No offense to my coach, but he offered nothing. The correspondence felt like receiving David’s scripts instead of receiving support from someone who genuinely cared about my success. Why even offer such service?

It is bad practice to market a course for $7 and expect people to invest 357x that amount without offering a payment plan. Reliable companies that sell high-ticket products shouldn’t mind a couple-month payment plan if they truly stand behind the quality of their product.

I purchased such payment plans for courses of similar price. Legendary Marketer feels more like a club where you need to pay $2,500 to eventually receive valuable training. However, I’m not interested in joining without more proof of student success.

I will be requesting a refund for this course.

I was part of Legendary Marketer, but I ultimately left. I think that Legendary Marketer can teach you how to generate money online, however, there are a few issues.

You have to pay a high price (up to $10,000+ in some situations) to learn this program. I initially enrolled in the $30/month program, but I wasn’t satisfied with it. It was low value, had limited access, and provided poor support. I assure you that you can learn what they teach elsewhere. You won’t have to pay so much to accomplish it.

The primary strategy taught in the multi-tiered program for making money online is affiliate marketing, which involves advertising other people’s goods. You get access to one or more training courses that will teach you about that, depending on whatever course or package you purchase.

According to my observations and research, Legendary Marketer’s training concentrates largely on how to market expensive products and courses, including Legendary Marketer itself.

You have a variety of options and rates for getting started with Legendary Marketer and this course. These are a few: 15-Day Challenge ($7), Legendary Marketer eBook ($9.95), and Legendary Marketer’s Club, which I was a member of and which costs $30 per month.

There are more expensive options, as well. The Traffic Rolodex blueprint for an affiliate business ($2,500), the $2,000 Blueprint for a digital products business, Marketer Mastermind ($8,000), Mastermind for Entrepreneurs ($12,000), and many more.

The finest information is probably found in these more expensive courses and packages. Some would disagree with me, but I’ve been in this industry for a while and have seen other options. I don’t think you should be paying this much for a course.

I think the reason this program is marketed and promoted so heavily is that it offers high-ticket commissions to its affiliates. This inducement is one of the factors that may account for why so many people have positive things to say about it.

Still, in my perspective, commission bonuses frequently alter the way that individuals discuss a program. If you give them more, they’ll rave about it. If you give them very little or nothing, you can receive a completely different message.

I signed up for David Sharpe’s Legendary Marketer training program about a year ago. It was a stepping stone to my success, but not an essential one.

I paid for the initial 15-Day Business Builder Challenge which is an overview of online affiliate marketing. The cost was only $7—more than a fair price for what you get. After the challenge, I was matched with a “Business Plan Advisor” whose goal was to get me to sign up for the $2,500 next tier. You can expect heavy upselling during the signup process, even before speaking to an advisor.

It seemed that the most successful past students of Legendary Marketer were those who were selling the Legendary Marketer program itself. This made it feel a bit like an MLM company, which was not what I was looking for.

Fast forward to about a year later. I now have an affiliate marketing blog that I do well with, but my success was from taking a different, much more in-depth affiliate marketing program.

For a basic introduction to affiliate marketing, the 15-Day Business Builder Challenge is worth the low price of $7. However, the $2,500 upsell I was offered doesn’t seem worth it. From what I could tell, there aren’t many graduates who are successfully selling other affiliate products and services besides Legendary Marketer.

I’ve spent thousands of dollars over the years on courses, training and mentorship, and I’ve never learned as much as I learned from David Sharpe when I first signed up a couple of years ago. You won’t find training this good at the low ticket entry prices of only $7 for the 15 day challenge.

I’ve spent $2,000 on a single course from a well-known marketer that wasn’t as good as the 15 day challenge. I also joined The Legendary Marketers Club about 2 months after I joined the challenge – which is $30 monthly – and never needed their high ticket products.

The people who sell their products don’t talk about their earnings because it’s against their terms of service, and they will ban you if you’re caught. For good reason, because most of the people bragging about how much money they make are fake.

I sell my own products now, but made some affiliate sales from Legendary Marketer products in the past.

Contrary to what I’ve seen reported, you will NOT need to sign up for the following:
– ClickFunnels
– Autoresponder
– Paid traffic

Legendary Marketer recommends the items above, but you don’t need any of those items, and they don’t make money off those recommendations. Also, you don’t even need a domain, although I would recommend at least buying a domain.

Paid traffic is recommended because, if you can afford it, it’s the quickest way to make money. Or lose money too! However, there are many free traffic methods taught in Legendary Marketer as well.

I’m new to affiliate marketing and have been watching lots of YouTube videos to learn the basics. It seemed liked something I would be able to do alongside my freelance design work so I looked into learning more with an online course.

The first one I came across was the 15-Day Challenge by Legendary Marketer. It was only $7 so I thought I’d take a look. On clicking away from the screen, a pop-up offered the course for 50% off so I signed up. I’m in the UK so that works out at about £1.73.

First off, it takes much longer than 15 days because of the call backs with your assigned mentor/advisor. After completing day three I then had to wait a week for my first call – a ten minute chat about my goals. And then over two weeks for my business plan call – a 50 minute video chat which was mostly a sales pitch for the extra Business Blueprint Course. You have to take these calls before your advisor will open up the following days classes on the course.

Another thing I didn’t like about the mentor calls were that they were automatically recorded. I asked why and they said it was for training and monitoring purposes. They did not ask my permission or if I was comfortable for them to do this. I found that the mentor asked leading questions like ‘What did you find useful from this call?’ I could tell that they would be able to edit it down my answers later and use it as another testimonial if I had said anything of value to them.

Most of the lessons are padded out with testimonials. To be fair the first three days did have some useful content in them about how affiliate marketing works, but by that point you’re well into the sales funnel.

Every day you get an email with an upsell. When you sign up, there was at least 3 upsells on that sales page, day four another upsell, day five two more upsells. This is when they try to sell you the Business Blueprint course for $2,500. After taking this class they set a 48-hour timer for you to get it at this discounted price, but then say that this isn’t an urgency sales scare tactic! Erm? Yes it is.

I emailed my advisor with some questions, got a reply saying ‘good questions!’ but with no clear answers. Asked in the Facebook group, again no reply.

I couldn’t afford it so turned down the offer and carried on with the 15 day challenge without upgrading. Then got an email from my advisor asking why I didn’t take it, so booked another call, another 20 minutes to discuss my business plan.

I’m up to day nine of the course now, and since the major upsell most of the content has been Dave Sharpe talking about himself, upselling the Blueprint course and more of the same student testimonial videos.

After day five, you do unlock some free downloads; email, phone and video swipe text. On reading it, I realised it was the same script as the mentor had been using in our calls.

I read around on the internet for further reviews. It turns out that you only get the 40% commission on the items that you yourself have purchased from Legendary Marketer. So If you have upgraded to the course for $2,500 and one of your affiliates also buys the course… that’s when you can make $1,000.

As I haven’t signed up for any of the upsells, I would only make commissions on my initial investment of £1.73. So even if I get someone to sign up for the $2,500 course, the maximum I would be able to earn is £0.69.

As part of the business plan, they recommend a budget of $600 per month to spend on Facebook ads to promote the course – hmm? for a potential return of £0.69, I don’t think so! I may know little about affiliate marketing but even I can see this doesn’t make sound business sense.

Personally, I think the course is a waste of time. Unless you have the spare money to invest and like the product, it’s definitely not a good choice for newbies.

I wish there was more detail about how to actually start, instead of just rambling around trying to motivate people.

I feel that they were just trying to sell their blueprint upsell, and that it’s not descriptive enough to coach people on being affiliate marketers. They basically just taught us how to use two systems. One of them was ClickBank, and they just taught us how to set up your own ClickBank site.

I feel that I wasted most of my days with the system. It took me a while to complete this because I didn’t know if it was working for me or not. It’s a waste of time and money.

I tried Legendary Marketer’s digital marketing training thinking it would be a good way to sharpen my skills but found that there was very little they were offering that I did not already know from my career in marketing.

I think that if someone is new to the subject, then Legendary Marketer is a great way to bring them up to speed – as the information they are giving is important to know. But I don’t think people who already have relevant experience will get as much out of it.

I’ve been a customer of Legendary Marketer for 3 years and I paid $2500 and I want to defend them because I’ve had a good experience. I was definitely surprised to see an upsell that went from $7 to $2500 but I jumped in because I wanted to make a change in my life. The $7 challenge is great value in my opinion but obviously, the goal is to introduce you to Legendary Marketer and then upsell you.

There are upsells for $4500 and $9500 but I never bought them. I only ever paid the $2500 product and it was made clear to me that was all I needed unless I wanted more live help. They have never attempted to sell me anything else. For that $2500, people get:

– The Affiliate Marketing Blueprint (Good)
– The Digital Products Blueprint (Decent)
– The Coaching and Consulting Blueprint (Rubbish)
– The Events and Masterminds Blueprint (Rubbish)
– Decade in a Day Workshop for life every 2 weeks (Great)
– Live Group Coaching for life every Thursday (Great)
– Lifetime Done For You Campaigns (Good)

Dave Sharpe definitely has had a shady past with Empower Network but I can see he is really trying to do something quality with Legendary Marketer and it 100% isn’t MLM. They charge $30 to become a Pro Affiliate which is something I don’t like but other than that they don’t charge you anything to promote their products. You can become an affiliate of Legendary Marketer by going to legendarymarketer.com and clicking the affiliate sign-up button. You DO NOT have to buy any of their products to become an Affiliate.

The $2500 is expensive but they don’t try to sell you anything else ever once you join at this level. That $2500 is all you ever need to spend on Legendary Marketer products unless you want to go to one of their live events or get personally coached by Dave Sharpe. But their training does include extra expenses like funnel builders, autoresponders, and paid ads if you go with that path.

In the 3 years since I joined, I’ve got access to all updates of this training and to their live full day-long workshop called Decade in a Day. There, they teach how to run Facebook ads (much like Commission Hero), they also show you how to build funnels and create content to generate traffic. Decade in a Day is 7 hours long, it runs every 2 weeks, and you get lifetime access. They specifically show you how to find products to sell in different niches and how to generate traffic for those products. They also give you Done For You campaigns for products in various different niches and you get lifetime updates to the campaigns so every time they create a new campaign you get it.

The Affiliate Marketing Blueprint is a solid product that teaches marketing using the analogy of fishing and then goes into specific strategies and shows examples of how people have made these strategies a success. This blueprint evolves regularly with a big focus recently on TikTok and Instagram Reels. I think the YouTube section of this blueprint could be more advanced and there is no blogging strategy which is disappointing. The Affiliate Marketing Blueprint also covers funnel creation, autoresponder set-up, finding products, legality, and copywriting.

One of the most valuable things they do in the Blueprints is their weekly group coaching sessions every Thursday where you can bring questions and have them answered. You get the email of the company’s chief marketing officer Matt so you can ask him marketing questions. If you ask, he will dedicate a whole show to you and go through your marketing. You get access to all these previous training videos and they include training on running Google ads for local businesses (specifically counseling businesses), running Facebook ads for hypnotherapy businesses, and creating TikTok channels for dog training, fitness, and counseling niches.

The worst things about Legendary Marketer are the Events and Masterminds Blueprint, and the Coaching and Consulting Blueprint that you get for free with the Affiliate Marketing Blueprint. They are clearly a work in progress and haven’t been built out properly yet. The Digital Products Blueprint is a bit better but really only up the standard of a decent Udemy course. It seems like they are systematically working on these products and the focus at the moment is on the Affiliate Marketing Blueprint.

Traffic University is another product I got for free in the past and it isn’t up to scratch. There is some valuable information in there but it is not worth the price. The Marketer’s Club is a good product though and worth picking up at least for a few months but it is more mindset-based than teaching specific strategies.

I would not pay $4500 for the Mastermind package or $9500 for the coaching with Dave Sharpe but I get why these products exist and I’m sure they could be valuable to some people. I’ve never been pitched these products or any other products with Legendary Marketer. You should only ever have to pay $2500 once to receive all the training you ever need from them.

Legendary Marketer is really focused on showing people how to market any products and isn’t an MLM by any stretch of the imagination. The issue is that they have a great affiliate program that pays a lot and generally, 90% of people who go through their training end up just becoming a Legendary Marketer affiliate. This causes confusion because onlookers ask why most of their students are only reselling Legendary Marketer.

I see a lot of Legendary Marketer reviews stating they have no success stories which is probably the furthest thing from the truth I have heard about any affiliate marketing training program. They actually go live every day with their students who are having success and they share their stories. You can check out those lives here. Yes, most of these students are affiliates of Legendary but plenty aren’t affiliates, for example. Sometimes on these live shows, they’ll do free training on marketing for products in various niches, like this one.

I myself am a success story from Legendary’s training, I’ve made approx $20000 online with approx. 50% of that coming from being an affiliate of Legendary Marketer. $20000 isn’t great but it isn’t bad! And yes, I had to put a lot of work in and figure out some things by myself but I credit at least 70% of my success to Legendary Marketer. And yes, most people probably fail with their training. But isn’t that the way with everything! Still, they are able to bring a success story on every day.

So I give Legendary Marketer 4/5 because I am a fan and they’ve helped me a lot but I’ve got to dock a mark for some of the “bonuses” that currently aren’t great products and some of the super high priced products they sell.