3 Step Method Review – One of the Worst!

3 Steps Method claims that it's about creating automatic income streams that pay you every week "like a clockwork" online. If you don't have time or the inclination o follow the steps, the team behind it will even do it for you. But it doesn't reveal what the actual 3 steps are. The spokesperson explains what the method is not (not cryptocurrencies, not gambling, or illegal Ponzi schemes), but never says what it is. So in my 3 Step Method review today, I will reveal the actual content. I decided to get this product and, what I discovered was pretty shocking.

What Is The 3 Step Method?

I've always said that a product is likely to be a scam if one or more of the following statements appear on the sales page;

1. "Easy" system. A few clicks to start earning thousands of dollars.
2. When the seller blurts out "I'll now show you exactly how this system work" but he/she never actually does.
3. When the seller is unknown.
4. The sales page or video is heavily focused on the dream life of luxury, accompanied by some images of a beach, flashy car, villa.

3 Step Method is unfortunately a typical one, covering the scam factors 1, 2 & 3 above. The spokesperson says in the video, "How exactly does it work? Imagine if you had digital assets on the internet which automatically produced an income each week for doing next to nothing." Extremely ambiguous - he doesn't explain what he means by the "digital assets".

The actual product turns out to be a very basic written general guide to affiliate marketing. No images but text-only, and the volume is as low as the equivalent of just 2-3 page worth of e-booklet. You can read the entire content within 10 minutes.

The Content - The 3 Steps

The content is about how to make money by affiliate marketing by promoting ClickBank products, and the three steps are simply;

• Step 1 - Choose your niche.
• Step 2 - Create a 'digital asset', i.e. website and/or social media accounts.
• Step 3 - Promote your affiliate link via your website or social media.

That's all it is. It's the absolute minimum information you need to know if have no idea how you can work online. But this is just a piece of theoretical information, which is too shallow to actually help you make money.

For example, if you were to start a catering business, the three steps would be;

• Step 1 - Choose what kind of food to sell.
• Step 2 - Create an asset, i.e. build a restaurant or takeout shop.
• Step 3 - Start selling food.

You wouldn't make money simply by following the steps, would you? There would be a lot more elements to consider in order to make your catering business a successful one.

What's critically missing from this guide is how you drive traffic, which is the most integral part of any online business model. Millions of affiliate marketers thrive to test various traffic methods to generate sales, and none of them is mentioned in this guide.

Webpage, Website or Blog?

Seeing the way the information is provided in the 3 Step Method, I get the impression that the writer may have no experience in making money as an affiliate. For example, in Step 2 where he refers to a 'digital asset', he suggests that you should create one or more of the following;

1. A simple webpage or website
2. A blog
3. Social media accounts

"A simple webpage, website or a blog" - without a clear explanation of the difference, this doesn't make sense, and the writer doesn't explain it.

A webpage is a single page out of a website; you have to have a website to create a webpage. A blog is also a website; you post a blog on your website.

So what's a website that's not a blog website? It's a website with new content added less regularly, which means it has less keyword exposure to search engines. So it's likely to be advertised especially to drive traffic, e.g. paid advertisements and traffic services.

If a reader was brand new to affiliate marketing, this part will only confuse them because such vital fundamentals are missing.

Now there are several reasons why 3 Step Method is a scam product.

The Seller Is Unknown

The man in the sales video is not the seller, he's only a spokesperson who is hired via Fiverr. He refers to the "team behind 3 Step Method" as if they will help you succeed, but the actual platform has no mention of any person behind it. No mention of coaching or a support group. From such a low volume of content, 3 Step Method is very likely to have been created by one person.

Fake Testimonials

Testimonials are also falsely created. These people are also hired via Fiverr, they get paid for speaking from a script that's provided in front of a camera. Again it's grossly misleading - they talk about how this product has helped them financially, while most of the content is something that every affiliate marketer should know. This brief general guide with no vital tips and advice can no way help anyone actually make money.

You Can Get It For Free!

Although the information provided is confusing and misleading, it's not totally useless. For example, it explains how to find your affiliate link in ClickBank (1. Log in to your ClickBnak.com account, 2. Click "Marketplace" and so on). However this level of how-to's can be found easily by googling. Thousands of bloggers have already written about it. In fact, more detailed and much more helpful information than 3 Step Method can be found by searching for free.

Unrealistic Income Claim

The statement "It's more than achievable to generate six figures per year" without a valid explanation is grossly unrealistic. Not only the sales page but the actual guide harshly suggests as if you'll make money by simply following the "3 steps". It says "once you've followed this method, you'll begin to make sales automatically, 24 hours a day.

The expression "24 hours a day" can give you the impression that things will be happening as often as every minute, but of course that will never be the case. As I've explained earlier, without any constructive advice to create results, this product will not be favorable to you, sadly.

Money Back Policy

The seller's money-back policy is also ambiguous. According to the terms & conditions, it simply says your refund request should be put in writing and will be made at the sole discretion of the company. However, this product is sold via ClickBank, who guarantees a money-back within 60 days if you're not happy. All you have to do is simply access ClickBank from your email receipt and ask for a refund. 

The grossly misleading information provided on the sales page, as well as the unrealistic income claim, can be valid reasons for your request. So if you've accidentally purchased 3 Step Method, I suggest that you contact ClickBank directly rather than seeking advice from the seller.