Simple Downline Builder Success Review: “Buy Something…Anything!”

SimpleDownlineBuilderSuccess.com just does what it says on the tin. If you are into network marketing, never mind the niche but to promote anything for the sake of making money, then this may be for you. My Simple Downline Builder Success review will show you how it works, how you can take advantage of multiple income resources by leveraging this tool, and whether it's worth joining or not.

What Is The Simple Downline Builder Success?

The idea of the Simple Downline Builder Success (SDBS) is to encourage your referrals to sign up with as many as 50+ "make money" schemes, and also to encourage them to promote the same schemes to others as an affiliate.

The types of schemes are;

• Cryptocurrency trading
• PTC (Paid To Click) sites
• Reward Programs (Surveys-For-Cash)
• Traffic/Ad exchange sites
• Affiliate marketing training.

All these 50+ schemes are listed within your SDBS dashboard and accessible to the site at one click. Most of them are free to sign up with paid options. It means that if your direct referral spends money on any of these schemes, you'll receive a commission. Some of the schemes have a multi-level commission structure, so you may have a chance to receive a percentage of commission if your indirect referral (your referral's referral) spends money.

How Does It Work?

Promoting 50 products/schemes means that you'll be signing up with 50 affiliate programs - you don't have to sign up with all of them, but the more of them you sign up with, the more chance of making money you'll have (in theory!)

For example, one of the products listed in SDBS is "Global Domains International" (http://website.ws). It's a domain registration MLM site.

1. Click the name and you'll be directed to the website. You sign up with it as an affiliate and get your affiliate ID.
2. Come back to SDBS site and insert your affiliate ID, and save.

Now you refer SDBS to someone, and that person will do the same. When that person clicks the link (No. 1 above), they'll be directed to the Global Domains International's site via your affiliate link. So if they purchase something (register a domain on that site), you'll receive a commission.

Likewise, when you initially signed up with SDBS, if you'd been referred by someone, the link you clicked (No. 1) would have been your sponsor's affiliate link. So if you purchase something (domain name), your sponsor will receive a commission.

Affiliate Opportunities

So here are some of the products, services, and schemes with an affiliate program that are listed in the Simple Downline Builder Success;

• Cryptocurrency trading sites and Ponzi schemes - (Crypto Builders, Free Bitcoin, Bonus Bitcoin, Bit Fun, Moon Bitcoin, Moon Litecoin, Moon Dogecoin, Moon Cash, Moon Dash, BTC Clicks)
• PTC (paid-to-click) sites - (Timebucks, Neobux, Scarlet Clicks, Ojooo, Paid Verts, PTC Share, GPT Planet)
• Surveys / Reward Programs - (Swagbucks, Ysense, Timebucks, My Iyo, You Gov)
• Traffic / Ad Exchange - (LeadsLeap, Adfreedz, Infinity Mailer Boost, Shurads, Top Dogs Rotator, Infinity Traffic Boost, Crypto Surf, Ads Messenger, Viral URL, Crypto Pros, Free Advertising For You (FAFY), FFA Dragon, Traffic Generation Club)
• Email Marketing Service - (GetResponse)
• Online Marketing Training - (ClickBank University, ClickBank Superstar, Your Success Advantage)
• Social Media Ponzi Scheme - (Go Hubz)
• Other Affiliate Marketing Schemes - (Affiliate Profits Club, E Marketers Club, Power Marketers Club, Power Copy Club, Daily Internet Commissions)
• Other MLM's and Investments - (Crypto Pros, My Passive Trades, One Ad Pack, Better Bits, Global Domains International (GDI), Diversity Fund Club)

Lists are roughly categorized, but I find them all over the place, and difficult to grasp what each scheme is about. There is an explanation under each scheme but very few of them explain the core of the business and what kind of benefits a user will receive. 

For example a sentence such as; "With various improvements on the usual matrix earning system, along with a trusted and experienced admin, this site is one I am happy to recommend to all." You can't make head or tail of it.

Promotional Tool

Several affiliate links are provided under the "Promotional Center" menu.

• Your text affiliate link.
• A banner ad should be there but nothing is showing up yet - looks like this section is still work in progress.
• 2 x solo ad swipe templates.
• "Splash Page" link - but this will only work (show up) when a user's already signed up with SDBS. So it doesn't have to be your affiliate link, really.
• "Lead Capture Page" link, but it's a little too bare and basic. It does do the job though - whoever signs in will subscribe to SDBS directly, so you won't have to send followup messages to them. The followup messages sent from Ellie (the SDBS owner), encouraging the recipients to join SDBS, will include your affiliate link.

Random Shots

Now. I strongly believe that affiliate marketing is about helping others by recommending the right products/services. I wouldn't promote something just because it pays a good commission rate.

While I appreciate the fact that the SDBS is introducing whopping 50+ affiliate opportunities under one roof... Since it doesn't explain each business clearly, I would have to check each and every site and find it all out by reading FAQs, "About Us" page and affiliate T&C page. 

The large number of different affiliate commission opportunities may interest you. But personally, I'm not a fan of the "Let's promote anything you can think of, everything that's available out there, and hope someone will buy something!" kind of approach.

Can You Really Promote SimpleDownlineBuilderSuccess?

If you simulate the "promotion flow", you might be able to decide whether this is feasible or not. 

• You need to sign up with as many as up to 50 affiliate programs.
• You need to find prospects who are also willing to sign up with as many as 50 affiliate programs.
• You also want your prospects (your downlines) to spend money to make a commission. 
• If you have blindly signed up with those 50 affiliate programs without checking what they are... That's probably what most of your prospects will do too.
• Then you may have to contact your prospects and try encouraging them to make purchases. 

This means you'll have to check each product/scheme yourself, you may want to spend some money and try them out yourself. If not, at least you'll have to understand and be able to explain to your prospects why these products/schemes are worth spending money on.