FullStaq Marketer Review

Friday, Saturday, and Sunday I’ve been through the marathon of the Business Launch Challenge (BLC). Great instructors (former students who made money doing this) were in the smaller Zoom groups.

I’ve managed to get my own website and landing page up and running, with the help of web traffic from Zero Chase Media. It was a gift of 50 clicks to my website/funnel/sales, in pushing Fullstaq Marketer product to email subscribers as training.

I even got a small commission. So it works! Kaela explained that they promoted other products in the past through the training, but with problems.

So they pointed out the training funnels I made from scratch to their product. Any more click traffic to the funnel is turned off until a separate Zero Chase Media web traffic subscription is paid.

I still have to pay a separate subscription for the web hosting and Go High Level, which hosts the funnel and marketing programming for email and/or text follow-up.

When the BLC weekend was wrapping up, they pushed for setting up a first call with a senior advisor who upsells more Genesis mindset webinars, mentorships, and courses.

There is still a long way to go after the BLC. As in more Fullstaq edge training videos and mindset exercises from Kalea. Then it opens Funnel Labs – it’s more like the slowed-down version of the BLC weekend.

Keala explains to keep going, spend up to 2 hours reading business/sales articles a day, and spend 1 hour listening to business/sales audiobooks a day. That fuels into writing emails yourself to opt-in shoppers in your sales funnel, or selling process.

He’s pushing to promote products from their lists that provide a $1000 commission minimum, with a double your money-back guarantee if you don’t make back the $15K commissions in 90 days.

The catch is that you have to document what you’re reading and listening to. Plus, you have to have proof of writing sales emails to your subscribers.

Of course, daily life starts getting in the way. Then I got repeating texts and emails from Kaela, pushing for spending a one-time $14K master level upgrade, vs the normal $14K / year.

That provides all access to the tutors from the BLC weekend plus more perks. That’s nice, but I don’t have that much time, after the 11-hour workday. The $14K upgrade is like a year of college!

They have loan helpers on standby if you don’t have the funding. But I don’t have the time after the long workday to dedicate to this.

So I backed out. After my 11-hour workday, I’m too tired to spend 5 extra hours a day managing this. Maybe it would be better if I worked fewer hours on the day job!

I started affiliate marketing out of curiosity at the young age of 23. I tried it with a DIY approach and failed.

I did several other courses, downloaded some PDF guides, and didn’t get far. I saw a repeating pattern of all these courses – they give you material and expect you to figure it out on your own.

Fullstaq Marketer is different in that regard. The assistance they provide is what is valuable.

I didn’t go looking for Fullstaq – Fullstaq found me. I am glad it did. After going through many of their trainings and live classes, I started to succeed and learned from mistakes.

I feel like I found a new sense of “hope” for myself. Fullstaq does more than just teach you how to make money. What I was really lacking was that mindset. I needed to invest in myself. I still learn and keep the course. They never stop teaching us new innovative things when it comes to marketing.

If you’re a beginner interested in learning the necessary skills and see the value in this, then give it a try. If you’re unhappy with your path, that’s fine, too.

Fullstaq has an excellent community. I’ve made friends from far away. I work freelance online. This company taught me that. I don’t have any complaints about it.

Honestly, most of us were blindsided by the $14,800 amount to become elite.

Then, when I spoke to an advisor, she mentioned she could do $5,800 to become an affiliate. When I hesitated, she said she could unlock more courses for only $2,900. Wow, what a bargain! It’s ridiculous.

I had no idea that after the 2 and a half day launch challenge, we had to pay $99 to get the same things we did over the weekend on the training courses. It’s been such a waste of money.

They make you buy Clickfunnels ($97), Zero Media Chaser ($165), Bluehost, ClickMagick, GetResponse, Cloudflare, and many others. I completely understand these are part of creating a funnel and linking it together. However, we had nothing to sell except Keala’s product.

Everyone was so stoked when leads came into the funnels we set, not realizing Keala will send traffic to it. It is his product they’re buying into at the end of the day. He even confessed they turned it on only for working links and would turn it off within some time because he can’t just give free traffic to everyone. It was crazy.

I wanted to give it the benefit of the doubt, but too many things kept pointing at what my gut had been telling me all along. They prey on the vulnerable and the desperate and feed them false dreams and hopes.

The course was okay and somewhat insightful. However, after proceeding through the Fullstaq Accelerator program it became perfectly and logically clear that the only one making any money was Fullstaq. They earn commissions for each tool that is listed and that you purchase through them. Also, some of the training videos are vague and hop around the subject.

From the lack of Fullstaq support on the Facebook group, I deduced that the only help you will get is from group members, not Fullstaq itself. If you try to post a logical concern regarding the videos or their training, your post gets denied without explanation. This is shady, in my view.

I have managed to get a few people who are in the program to disclose their profit or lack thereof to me. One person has paid 9 months of website costs and other services only to earn one single $100 commission. Just Bluehost is $97/mo which means he invested a minimum of $873 for 9 months simply to earn $100? Not a very good or promising ROI in my opinion. As I stated before, the only one making any money is Fullstaq.

I enrolled a few weeks ago and paid $40 (CA$60) for entry, and then joined the Business Launch Challenge (BLC) for $99. The time difference was awful and they have no consideration or alternative arrangements (for example, replays of the training) for people in different time zones.

The first session went on until 1 am my time and I fell asleep during part of it. The only good thing was that they provide you with step-by-step PDF files at the end of each session. Therefore, you can do the work yourself in a fraction of the time they take to show you. If you’re just a little tech-savvy, you will find this a breeze.

However, during the 10-hour sessions on Saturday and Sunday, there was maybe an hour of work. Both sessions started at 12:30 pm and ran until 11 pm my time. Even though I missed a couple of hours on Saturday, I was able to set everything up in 45 minutes by myself following the PDF instructions.

The Sunday session was the same as Saturday’s. The tutor seemed bored and there were a lot of people of all ages. One lady started crying because she was so frustrated that her links weren’t working and couldn’t get any help. The tutor told her to reach out to the support team and redo the entire BLC at another time. That is such an unfair response to someone who has already spent 21 hours in this program.

Also, there is way too much filler talk with motivational speakers. When Keana is talking, he sounds like a 20-something-year-old running his mouth about why his company is better.

After the BLC, I had 40 leads and not a single sale. Everyone uses the same autoresponder emails and you’re only trained to promote FullStaq Marketer. Good luck if you plan to market anything else.

On the other hand, the Facebook group is fantastic and full of extremely helpful people. You’ll get more help there than you will from the entire team of FullStaq employees.

After the BLC we had to book a follow-up phone call with one of their advisors. The adviser asked me why I chose FullStaq, what was my situation, why did I want this, etc. She then proceeded to upsell me without telling me the cost until I asked her about it 3 times. Soon I found out that the *elite* program starts at $5,800 and goes up to 14k. Then she sent me an email with links to loan companies to help me finance the training she was trying to sell me. That was the final straw. I asked for my refund but heard nothing back after 6 days.

Please do not give this company your money. They are rude and expect you to bend over backward for them. They even go so far as to guilt people into taking time off of their regular jobs to participate in the Business Launch Challenge and then say that people who don’t do it aren’t serious about the business. This company is making millions off of people’s debt. Avoid it at all costs. Huge red flag!

On Instagram, I was lured by a charming and relatable Keala Kanae business model to make money online through affiliate marketing. I attended his webinar and signed up for his program for $97. After that, they frequently reached out through texting and emails to go through their training.

The training was over three days, an intense Business Launch Challenge. I had to reschedule my working weekend for it and asked my 11-year-old son to be patient and not bother me while I went through this vital business opportunity training. The first day (Friday) was for 4 hours, then 8-9 hours on Saturday and Sunday.

Even after going through this grueling training, I didn’t earn any money because you had to sign up for a bunch of other products – eg. ClickFunnels, GetResponse, Bluehost, Keep – to build your business website. There was no guarantee that you would have people signing up for this business opportunity you promoted on your own dime (e.g. buying leads from another support company).

The worst part is that you are being pushed to buy an elite program for $15,000 to make money online! Since I had a bad feeling about it, I went online to check the reviews, which confirmed my suspicions. This program is not the best and easiest way to make money online.

I found Fullstaq through a Facebook ad and signed up for the webinar. During the webinar Keala said that for $99 he was giving us his Fullstaq Accelerator plus “done for you funnels.” I bought the course. For $99 I got probably 60 hours of video courses, affiliate tools, and access to the Facebook group.

His Accelerator course was really great. I am totally new to funnels and affiliate marketing and found a lot of value. Before the funnel training and sometime after the welcome videos Keala explained his upsell (but he didn’t call it an upsell): $15K to join his Elite group.

I went through the affiliate videos and set up my funnel. Signed up for Clickfunnels, Clickmagick, Cloudfare, GetResponse and bought a domain. The funnel looked really plain and odd to me, but since you were encouraged to buy traffic from his other company I figured it was okay. Keala’s motto was “earn while you learn.” I set up the affiliate funnel (through a separate training course), got the paid traffic, used his email swipes – that I was not all that impressed with – and then worked through the Accelerator course.

I honestly didn’t know I was signing up to be an affiliate of his course when he pitched his “done for you funnels.” I thought they would have been for other products.

As I said I am new and found a lot of value in the training. The videos walk you through setting up a domain, registering for the services, how to navigate Clickfunnels, suggestions on how to pick products to promote, mindset, ways to think about writing copy.

And then it just ends. Or at least it did for me.

I started poking around the resources and found outdated promotion materials (I asked about them in the FB group). I realized, that while the training was really good and I learned a lot, I was going to have to pay $15k to unlock any more training and be privy to earning the big commissions.

To date (17 days) I have had 69 unique clicks to my affiliate landing page and 33 people opt in.

I wish I knew I was signing up to promote his product before I bought the course. I’m not saying it would have prevented me from buying it, but he was not transparent about this and I felt a little slighted. He would rather you promote his program and even if I did pay to upgrade I would feel bad about getting a commission on someone else joining Elite. I don’t think I could ask someone to pay $15K for a program especially if they had to take a loan out (I have read posts in the group about people doing this). I don’t know how hard they push you to buy Elite since I have not had my “clarity call.”

I would recommend this to people who are new and know little to nothing about funnels and affiliate marketing. For $99 you definitely get a lot of value that I have seen others charge $250+ for.