Big Dog Heavy Hitters’ Co-op Program

I promised a review of the co-op advertising program that was mentioned in the Big Dog Heavy Hitters free report, so here are some initial results.

The basic idea behind the co-op is that you contribute to the advertising costs, along with any other members who want to participate in a particular advertising effort, and Rick Katz, the author of the free report mentioned above, personally places advertising, both paid and free, to recruit leads.

Every co-op member gets a share of the leads. It’s part of your job to welcome them and encourage them to consider joining the co-op (Rick has a nice email you can customize for this). You also get to soft-sell them an opportunity of your own, and of course follow up with them later.

Every member also gets a share of the membership fees generated by all this advertising. So you’re getting leads, and also earning back the cost of the advertising from new memberships in the co-op.

Normally, when I see programs like this, I’m skeptical. After all, I’ve reviewed a lot of programs that promise easy money, but they’re generally thinly disguised systems to make money for the founder.

The early results of Rick’s co-op are promising, though. I paid for a one-year membership, and that included a single share in the co-op. In a bit under two weeks, I’ve earned around 75% of that back. If I’d known earlier that the program would actually produce results, I’d have sprung for the lifetime membership, which includes two shares in the co-op.

Rick seems to know his marketing, and is doing great at getting people to his free report, which then feeds into the co-op. So if you’re looking for leads who are interesting in making money online, and want to recoup the cost of getting those leads, definitely look into Rick’s co-op.

To get started with it, download his free report here.

5 Replies to “Big Dog Heavy Hitters’ Co-op Program”

  1. [quote comment=””]Sounds interesting will check it out thanks for the review![/quote]

    I don’t think you’ll regret it. In the last couple of days, since I wrote and scheduled this post, I’ve made back the rest of the one-year membership fee, plus a bit.

  2. For anyone else thinking of checking this out, this is the last week for the introductory pricing. I’d suggest snapping up the life time membership while it’s still low…it comes with two co-op shares, which should more than pay for itself, plus enough to reinvest into more co-op shares.

  3. [quote comment=””]For anyone else thinking of checking this out, this is the last week for the introductory pricing. I’d suggest snapping up the life time membership while it’s still low…it comes with two co-op shares, which should more than pay for itself, plus enough to reinvest into more co-op shares.[/quote]

    Have heard of co-op advertising programs before, will have to have a look at this report.

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