If you want to give his courses and programs a try, one of the things you need to do is sign up for it.
That’s actually a basic step when it comes to online opportunities. And Anthony Morrison’s training courses work very simply.
After the signup process, you will have to pay for it and then get access to the privileges (like becoming part of their private community group) given to its members.
You are then given training videos that will teach you about affiliate marketing, Facebook advertising, ways on how to monetize emails and also strategies you can use as an entrepreneur.
Still, coming from a talented marketer, I agree that his content has some value. Some of his teachings are unique, while others can be obtained elsewhere.
Several of Anthony's students have demonstrated that they have made money due to his instruction, but I am perhaps too critical of testimonials.
He has celebrities such as Fred Lam and Bob Proctor endorsing his products. Because they are affiliates, you should take their recommendation with a grain of salt.
If we examine Morrison's YouTube channel, we can observe that he has over 100,000 subscribers and is rather active. He uploads three to four videos per week on average.
The subjects include how to earn $1000 "quickly" on Clickbank, what affiliate marketing deals to promote, Bitcoin vs. affiliate marketing, and more.
Although he offers much free training and advice, Anthony is perpetually in "salesman mode" because his channel is a hub for selling his items.
Each video will provide a link to relevant online courses he sells. You are given a sample of how much money you can make and some golden nuggets, but you must purchase Anthony's programs to master the A-Z.
Yet, this is to be expected, as all online business gurus with a YouTube channel do the same thing.