Hey guys, and welcome back to Make that Sea Change – as you are all probably aware, one of the main focuses of this site is to assist you in finding good ways to earn money online so that you can fund your own sea change in whatever fashion that may be for you. Those of you familiar with my work will also know that I like to point out what it good and not so good out there so you don’t get burnt with the scams. Hence, when I find a site that tells me it can show me how I can make $493 a day just by copying and pasting words in Google Docs then I am going to try it out. So with that in mind – let’s get stuck into my Doc Dollars review.

Ok, so there are two main things I want to check out here – first, can I make $493 a day using this the methods outlined within this program? And secondly, is it worth the $17 I paid for it?

For this review, I will run you through:

• What it is
• How it works
• Pros and Cons
• Cost
• My recommendations

Red Flags

At first glance of the sales page, there does appear to be a lot of the usual red flags that are usually evident with these sorts of programs starting including:

• Plain video with no outline of what the program actually is.
• No real person or actual outline of what I will be getting for my hard-earned cash.
• Fake testimonials – yep, found em on Fiverr again.
• Statements like: “I know all the others are scams but this is different” etc.
• Long winded stories about how the speaker was bankrupt and about to lose everything until he found this.

To be honest, if I wasn’t going to buy for this review, I would probably just walk away.

Quick results

So anyway, back to my original questions… Can you make $493 a day using this the methods outlined within this program? – Sure – but it is definitely not something a beginner could pick up and run with straight away.

Is it worth the $17? – I have seen worse.

What is Doc Dollars?

Ok, so once you get though the upsells and then all the new upsells and ‘bonuses’ on the Member’s Page, you click a button that is supposed to take you to the Doc Dollars software page. What it actually does is takes you to a product called $Pro.Club.

This program is designed to create promotions for newly launching software programs found on platforms such as JV Zoo, Clickbank and Warrior +.

Note: for this to work you will need to be a member of these sites and apply for affiliate access to each and any products that you wish to promote.

What do you get?

The members page does contain links to lots of different software programs as well as a small range of demonstration videos. However, as we are looking at the Doc Dollars ($Pro.Club) software, I am going to focus on that.

Step 1 – Choose A Product To Promote

Ok, so on the first page we are going to enter all of the information from the product page on the software program or product that we are looking to promote. This information is found within the product document on the relevant platform offering the product (Clickbank, JV Zoo etc.)

Step 2 – Add Up To 5 Bonus Products

These are generally the upsells that are offered with the products.

Step 3 – Content

Here we can share the final page to:

• Social media
• Our own website
• YouTube
• Wherever else you can gain traffic from

At a glance

Product Name: Doc Dollars ($Pro.Club)

Founder: Chris (He is the voice on the video)

Product Type: Automated promotion page creator

Price: $17 + upsells

Best For: Those looking to make commission on products sold via JV Zoo, Warrior+ or Clickbank etc.

Recommended: Look, to be honest, it could work but as always, the program assumes you have access to traffic sources and other promotional platforms up and running.

Pros

• 30 Day money back guarantee.
• Software does work.

Cons

• No free trial option.
• You cannot make money with this product alone.
• Contrary to the sales blurb, you will need some sort of platform such as social media or a website to make the outputs work.

How much is it?

• Front End Offer – $17
• Upsell 1 – 10x leads – $39
• Downsell 1 – Above for $27
• Upsell 2 – DFY Doc Dollars – $197
• Downsell 2 – Above for $97
• Upsell 3 – DFY Campaigns SFW – $67
• Downsell 3 – Above for $37
• Upsell 4 – Doc Dollar Auto Pilot – $39
• Downsell 4 – Above for $27
• Upsell 5 – Reseller rights – $197
• Downsell 5 – Above for $97
• Upsell 6 – Doc Dollar Mega Bundle – $97
• Downsell 6 – Above for $77

I think that is all right – to be honest, the member’s page also contains so many upsells that I did get a little confused.

Do I recommend it?

If I am being honest, this one does look like it has potential to be of assistance if you were looking to make commission on the platforms listed above. The website creator appears to work and the final HTML Document is valid and links to where it should. So for $17 I think if you were looking for a quick and easy way to promote your ClickBank, JV Zoo or Warrior+ products, then for $17 you could do a lot worse.

However, there are definitely some issues there if you are not experienced in this type of affiliate marketing such as:

1. You need to understand how to apply for affiliate rights for these programs – which trust me, if you are new is not easy (granted they do provide some for you in the software).
2. You need to understand how to attract traffic to your product pages – again something they say you don’t need but you really do – they even mention their own website in one of the training videos.
3. This sort of affiliate marketing can make you money – but you will need to do a LOT of work to make the amounts they are talking about.

Now to the original sales pitch…

Can you make $493 a day copying and pasting? Technically yes, the way they have set it up will work. Is it worth $17 – I think that is a reasonable cost for this software.

At the end of the day, I would certainly not call it a scam and if you are familiar with the single program side of affiliate marketing with ClickBank products etc., then this product could definitely assist you in taking it to the next level. However if you are looking to turn your interest or passion into an ongoing affiliate marketing business then his program will not cut it for you.

How does it compare to my #1 Recommendation?

Look, the program above starts on the right track but is definitely missing a lot of the critical steps required to become successful as an affiliate marketer. However if you are serious about building a solid and sustainable online business, then I recommend that you give Wealthy Affiliate a try. You will not earn a $493 a day in your first 30 days… But in that time, you will have a solid, online money making business to call your very own.

Wealthy Affiliate is a comprehensive training, website building (WordPress editor included) and hosting platform that will guide you through the entire online business building process, including Social media and SEO in an easy to follow but comprehensive manner. And best of all, you can join for free and get access to step by step tuition with the tools to develop and host your very own website, help to identify a good niche, 24/7 support and access to some of the best affiliate marketing minds on the planet. Want to know more? Then click on this link to read my complete review about Wealthy Affiliate.

Conclusion

So there you have it, my honest review and appraisal of Doc Dollars. I hope it has been of assistance but as usual, if you have any questions please do not hesitate to reach out by commenting below.

Do you have any experience with this program or are there any other programs you have been looking at but want to know more about? If so, please comment below and I will do my best to get some details for you.

Until next time

Have fun

Paul

Note: If you make a purchase from this page, there is a very good chance that I make a commission from it – these commissions do not increase your sale price – This may include sales made via Wealthy Affiliate. I am not an affiliate of Doc Dollars.