I’ve been asked to share my honest thoughts on Tyson Zahner so here goes.
The world of full of MLM people but not a lot of legitimate trainers. That’s why you need to do your research well.
Then you’ve got companies who do a terrible job of training their recruits properly. The old ‘chase your friends and family’ jingle comes to mind.
Can you trust Tyson Zahner? I decided to write this non-affiliate and totally unpaid review of his training programs so you can get a very unbiased opinion.
From someone who is quite critical of training programs online and who’d be the last one in a crowd to open the wallet.
So you won’t find a “click here to join his program” link on this page at all.
Let’s begin.
An analysis of Tyson Zahner
While he has a lot of positivity, testimonials from clients and great reviews, he has some negative talk as well.
I initially spent 7 hours researching everything I could about Tyson Zahner. There are certainly some negative people out there.
Why? Because he’s in the network marketing industry which is controversial. A lot of people are becoming frustrated with chasing after friends and family to build their ‘business’.
(It’s not actually their ‘business’ because it belongs to the parent company…but anyway).
The issue with a lot of these companies is that they are dinosaurs. They are teaching the same old strategies and techniques. Instead, they should be teaching how to attract hot leads online.
Instead, guys like Tyson provide a lot of upfront value. You can spend hours like I did watching his YouTube material to get a sense of the man’s value.
Ultimate Marketing Formula review
After watching all this content and signing up for his 3 steps webinar, I decided to have a good look at Tyson Zahner’s Ultimate Marketing Formula. This is the course he leads into via the AttractHotLeads.com website.
The course is full of excellent content. So much so that I don’t want to spoil it too much (you know, I’m sure he wouldn’t be happy about me sharing this out).
Instead, I can attest that you’ll learn:
- How to stop chasing your friends and family
- Why anyone can generate leads for free online
- Setting up social media pages properly for growth
- Managing a big MLM downline and constant quitters
What’s most important is that you won’t be alone on the journey. He has a community called Inner Circle with hundreds of people inside. If you buy the Ultimate Marketing Formula then you get access to it.
It’s a hub of positive people. If you’re sick of the negativity from your friends or family, then you need to be inside this group now.
You could even learn a lot from the free webinar alone and it’s something I’d recommend that you join up to. You can potentially also attract 100 leads in 30 days and start building your downline.
The Tyson Zahner difference
Unlike a lot of other MLM trainers, I found that he has a unique approach.
It’s softer and more real, while Tyson Zahner is big on attraction marketing.
Plus the MLM company he is in has really helped him achieve his goals.
(And no…I don’t want to spoil the company he’s in. You’ll have to buy the course to find out… 😉)
The big difference by far is the number of success stories. Genuine students making a big leap in their rise up the pyramid.
Plus he provides a 30-day refund with the Ultimate Marketing Formula course.
Big difference compared to a lot of the other trainers and educators out there.
Why MLM companies are struggling
A lot of these companies are challenged by one thing: Their training materials.
Most of the uplines are old school. They have little knowledge about online marketing funnels and generating leads outside of friends and family.
None of them teaches how to attract hot leads online. Some of them completely ban social media marketing as a strategy which makes your job much more challenging.
For this reason, you have to make sure you choose the right company and the right product that you believe in. Even so, their training is basic at best.
I’m not an affiliate of Tyson’s program but would easily say that his content is 2x more than you’ll find with any of these company programs. He just knows his stuff.
As a downside though, I did find he talked really fast. This might be overwhelming for you if you’re not used to this. As an Australian, we just generally talk slower.
The price for his program is reasonable too at $497 for the Ultimate Marketing Formula. There are ‘gurus’ charging 4x more for the exact same content actually.
The longevity of MLM schemes
I’ve written a lot on this blog about the future of network marketing. In fact, I’ve written a great post about the top 10 companies to get into.
But from my research, I’ve seen a worrying trend. The constant decline of such companies because of the bad industry reputation.
Not only that but in 2020 we just have so many more opportunities available to us.
The same opportunities weren’t available 20 years ago when the MLM industry was in its prime.
And while you can still make good money today as Tyson Zahner does, it’s just going to take more work. You’ll really need to stretch yourself and build a training community.
If you’re looking to build a real business, I would look beyond the pyramid. Look at opportunities around us that are trending upwards.
In summary
Would I recommend Tyson’s training? Absolutely. From my research and experience, he knows his content very well. Plus it’s very affordable.
However, being in the MLM industry he does have a fair share of haters and critics who have left negative reviews online.
They’re jaded because statistically, 99% of people do fail in the industry. This is why you need to get trained properly if you’re going to survive.
Because many will say no to you along the journey. Those that say yes will generally quit by the end of next month. It’s a tough industry to be in.
Money is lost. Friends are gone. Time is wasted. That’s all too common in this journey which is unfortunate.
On the other hand, building an online business can be done without downlines these days. Where you control the asset and you dictate the outcome.
Essentially, focus on building an asset. Play the long game and don’t quit.
Hi Joshua. Thanks for the unbiased review. I’m glad you enjoyed my content.
The only correction I would make to your review is that I’m not in any MLM company and have not been since 2017.
My focus since that time has been growing my own coaching, training, publishing and marketing companies.
Many of our students are in the network marketing industry and as a result of our targeting and speaking to that audience, some people do have the mistaken impression that I’m also involved in MLM and that’s not the case. Otherwise, your review was spot on and I appreciate you taking the time to write it.
Thanks Tyson, appreciate the comments and correction. 🙂
I paid for your program. It has been 4 days and still waiting for your support team to contact me because I have received access amidst multiple emails. I am now 4 days behind and was expecting to start the training asap. Please can someone contact me back. My credit card was charged, but still have no access to training and at this point don’t even know if anyone will contact me.
Can you help me on how to secure a leads to promote my business online?
Plenty of content on YouTube for that. In terms of SEO, Chase Reiner and Ruan Marinho are pretty awesome. I’m not a PPC guy so can’t really help you there.
Building a digital asset is also a great idea: https://www.workwithjoshua.com/digital-assets/
Hi Joshua,
another Aussie here.
My name is Caroline, I want to start working from home.
So many platforms, companies or people offering training to help start a business but either they are very costly or they just take your money and run. Also after reading reviews I’ve become very sceptical to hand over cash.
Do you have any point of view or could offer me a direction of how to start for a beginner. I have no idea to all the business side and no niche.
Someone suggested LiveSotori as offers earn while you learn costs $700. I’m still unsure.
Thanks
Caroline
Hi Caroline, great to hear from you. The best direction if you want to avoid potential pitfalls is to use either YouTube and binge-watch all the potential business models, or pay for a Skillshare subscription to get more of the how-to lessons. Likewise, Udemy courses are alright but are often quite generic and can miss important steps since you can’t expect much from $20 courses.