7 Minutes Daily Profits Review – Pretty Good But Don’t Buy It

It is not just 7 Minutes Daily Profits review, but after thousands of all the inferior 'biz-opp' products like this one, I feel it's about time we all questioned these affiliate networks' integrity. 7 Minutes Daily Profits is currently one of the best sellers, not because the product is excellent, but the sales page is equipped with all the winning formulas. For the seller and the affiliates, not for the purchasers. I'll talk about it later, but having said all that, 7 Minutes Daily Profits is not a bad product in my opinion.

What's This Product About?

In short, 7 Minutes Daily Profits is about selling a traffic and promote affiliate products at the same time. It's about;

1. Learning how solo ad traffic works (also how to become a solo ad seller),
2. Building a sales funnel using a template,
3. How to use a link tracker/rotator service using Clickmagick,
4. How to use an email marketing service - integrate your funnel to GetResponse, and
5. Learning other traffic sources (social media and Google)

There's nothing new about it. Thousands of internet marketers make money this way - including myself until recently! And I paid a lot more to learn all that privately. So if you don't know nothing about it and you want to learn solo ad traffic, I would say the training is money's worth.

Learn How I Make Over $5,000 Per Month "Legitimately" FROM HERE

What I Don't Like About The Product Itself

What I feel a little bothered about 7 Minutes Daily Profits is that the seller is not the actual creator. There are full up upsell products throughout the platform - I have nothing against upsells. It's just that this seller is a mystery person, I can't help but see this product itself as one big sales funnel.

Another thing is that there's a set of PDF's that the users can download for free, named "Traffic Hacks" series. How to drive Facebook traffic, Instagram traffic, etc. These can be useful but they're simply a PLR product that the seller would have purchased from elsewhere and made it available as if it's part of 7 Minutes Daily Profits.

But the real issue is the way it sells.

Indescribably Deceptive

It's the sales page that makes hugely unrealistic income claims. The way it's advertised destroys ANY quality and credibility of the actual product. And that's the reason why you should never buy it.

The "Secret" = Email Marketing

The seller says in the video, "It has nothing to do with Bitcoin, Forex or paid surveys. Not MLM or pyramid scheme." Then he says "The secret money-making software that I'm going to reveal to you is something you've never seen before." But he ends the video without revealing it. Not a single second did he explain what it was about. And the product turned out to be about solo ads. Something I've seen thousands of times before.

Fake Testimonials

Testimonials are all fake, they're all actors hired via Fiverr. But the seller used the same actress for two different products' testimonials and got her to make contradictory claims, and made his business shambolic. Assuming it's the same seller; 

The woman who appears in Bulletproof Profits (released in February) video and claims to have made $10k in the first week, also appears in 7 Minutes Daily Profits (released in March) video to say, she made $500 on the first day. She says "This is actually the FIRST TIME I'm making money on the internet!"​

Inconsistent Statements

In the video, the seller says this software is so sophisticated that it needs a specialized server, which costs up to $300 per month. (Every single word is a lie, because there's nothing sophisticated about the lead generation templates that the product offers.) He is charging $9 for this product because the server cost needs to be covered.

He says could give you the server for free, but that means the number of people he could help would be extremely limited. "In order for us to give the access of 7 Minutes Daily Profits to as many people as possible, all you need is to invest small one-time payment of $9."

Then a minute later, he's denying what he just said. "I'm not going to take in new members forever because the number of slots we can offer is limited. If you wait on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, I can't promise that you'll be able to join me later when you change your mind."

You Will Never Make A Profit In 7 Minutes

The seller got this actress to say "Within just 7 minutes of activating the software, I got my very first sale for $50." No. No. This is a total BS and that is a scam. You're never gonna make a profit within 7 minutes. Not even within a week. Not from solo ad traffic.

If you're dynamic enough to learn everything within a day, set it all up, you can start buying traffic. But you'll be extremely lucky if you make a profit so soon.

Targeting People Who Can Be Easily Fooled

So in the beginning I mentioned about "the winning formulas" for product vendors, and here's what I mean. They are plenty you can find in the 7 Minutes Daily Profits' sales page;

1. The header suggests that you can make a large sum of money immediately. ("How Would You Like To Use A FREE Software To Start Making Up To $500 Today?"
2. Only a video introduction with the minimum amount of text. The target buyers are people who don't (can't/wouldn't) read.
3. Plenty of (fake) testimonials in the video. 'Real' people are speaking out to say they've made thousands of Dollars in a matter of a few days. Nothing's more promising than that. The target buyers don't know that they're paid to make false statements.
4. 7 Minutes Daily Profits was initially sold for $37. The price was dramatically reduced to $9. This is a typical tactic, in case the target buyers Google search for the product. Upon the initial release, affiliate marketers would jump on to write the reviews. People look at the $37 price tag in a review page, then visit the product page to find it reduced to $9, which makes them think it's a bargain.
5. 100% money back guarantee - set the guarantee period at 60 days, not 30, hoping for the buyers to forget to claim for refund by then.
6. The offer ends "midnight tonight," and the page will be removed! Some people will rush to buy it. The kind of people who would buy a magic lamp from a hawker on the street... without wondering if it's real or fake.

There are already plenty of 7 Minutes Daily Profits reviews found on Google search, and I'm joining them by publishing this post today. But I know it's almost pointless because the majority of the buyers don't search in advance. They're invited to a sales page like this one via unsolicited emails (spams), mesmerized by the video content and make a purchase. For the fantastically affordable price of $9!