Fullstaq Marketer scam

May 29

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Is Fullstaq Marketer a Scam by Keala Kanae? – Read Before Joining!

Fullstaq Marketer is Keala Kanae's newest program for making money online, and unfortunately just about every review out there (at the time of me writing this) is a bunch of BS that is just promoting it as the greatest thing to bless this Earth.

But is it really that good? Or is Fullstaq Marketer a scam you should avoid? This is what we'll be getting to the bottom of in this quick review.

Fullstaq Marketer is a complete re-brand of his older system called AWOL Academy. According to a press release on PRWeb, Keala Kanae and his partner who were running AWOL Academy together parted ways due to differences in future visions for the program--and Keala then went to on to create this new Fullstaq Marketer program.

Some reviews out there are ranting and raving about how great this new system is, such as that from 'Mark' at NOBSIMREVIEWS, but this guy is well known for writing the absolute worst reviews on the planet and funneling people into his "#1 Recommendation".

From what I have seen in my research there isn't any solid information on this new program yet--just a bunch of BS promoting it, like I said.

What Is Fullstaq Marketer?

Fullstaq Marketer

It is going to be an educational program for people who want to become internet marketers and make money online--and it is said to have it all, meaning that it is going to have training on all the important aspects of online marketing so that you can develop a good well-rounded set of skills.

Keala claims that only 3% of people finish internet marketing courses and with this new program he hopes to improve on this statistic.

I have no idea where this statistic comes from in the first place and to be honest it doesn't really mean much to me. A lot of people don't finish because they are often forced into purchasing some ridiculously priced $1,000+ membership or digital product to continue.

*I wouldn't be surprised if this statistic comes from members of Keala's past program, AWOL Academy, which was an extremely expensive high-ticket program that I could easily see only 3% of people "completing".

That said, maybe Keala is taking Fullstaq Marketer in an entirely different direction--because he claims he wants this program to be above the deceptive advertising practices that you often see for "make money online" programs--the ones that lure people in with high expectations only to let them down. Maybe this is one of the reasons he decided to quite AWOL and go his own direction--because in my opinion AWOL Academy was part of the shady side of the online marketing education world that he talks about.

Who Is Keala Kanae?

Since he is the creator and all, I think it's a good idea to talk a little more about this man.

If you look up reviews about him you will likely find a fairly long list of complaints--many of them about his ridiculously long 3 hour "training" webinar that is just a funnel to buy the first of a series of higher priced products starting at $99 (which is for AWOL Academy).

There are a heck of a lot of complaints about him and AWOL Academy. People just don't care for the shady marketing tactics he often employs to lure people into his programs.

complaints

Source: SiteJabber

I understand that people more often than not leave negative reviews on sites like SiteJabber, but I've been reviewing online "money making" programs for years now and I know exactly what these people are talking about when they say he uses deception as a marketing tactic.

How It Works

There seems to be a lot of emphasis made by Keala on making this system better than past systems for completion rate. One of the ways he is said to have improved this new re-vamped version of AWOL Academy is by adding in 'gamification' features, pre-assessments, quizzes after each lesson, exams to monitor comprehension and more.

Members will be encouraged to complete the material throughout the courses in bite-sized pieces and will be rewarded throughout the journey--and will be able to track their progress to know that they are understanding everything before moving forward.

The training is broken down into stages and members are rewarded with points and badges after completing different areas and showing that they comprehend the material.

This is great because I know how easy it can be to get confused on the little things when you are just starting out--then you feel you aren't really getting things (understanding things) and might end up quitting too early.

Also, it has been said that it is going to have an "unprecedented" amount of camaraderie from the community of other members. We'll see how this plays out, but if it is true then that is great. The online marketing training program that I'm a member of (Wealthy Affiliate--which I highly recommend) has a very lively community with a lot of interaction among members--which I consider to be almost as valuable as the training.

The Focus of The Training

As you might be able to guess from the name "fullstaq" (fullstack), the overall goal of this training program is to provide members with a very well-rounded program--so that they can learn all the key aspects of internet marketing and actually go out and make money without being reliant on any one program, method, etc.

Sales funnels, increasing conversions, traffic generation, etc.--this will all be covered.

My guess is that there will be the most focus on affiliate marketing--which is when you promote products online and earn commissions doing so--and I'm sure he will probably push people to promote his Fullstaq Marketer program just like he did with AWOL.

What Happens to AWOL Members?

This is a really good question--what will happen to members of AWOL Academy?

Will they be abandoned and forgotten as Keala moves over to his new program? Will they be given some sort of discount to the new program or given free membership?

Who knows!

The strange thing is that (as I'm writing this) it is still possible to buy into AWOL Academy, even though this is supposed to be shutting down and Fullstaq Marketer is supposed to be launching.

Conclusion

I could make up a bunch of crap to fluff up this review and make it seem more complete, but that wouldn't be very ethical. The information I'm providing here is based on the limited amount of information that exists about this program right now.

There are still a lot of unknowns and unanswered questions. The program is very new and there just isn't much to be said about it yet.

Will Fullstaq Marketer really help change the horrible reputation of the "make money online" industry? 

Who knows... but my best guess is probably not. If anything it will probably just add to the bad reputation if it follows in the footsteps of its predecessor (AWOL).

What do you think about Fullstaq Marketer? I always appreciate comments and questions left from my readers 🙂 Also, if you have any additional information that I could add to this review, be sure to let me know!

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  1. Clearly you haven’t done your research – plus you’re affiliated with another company and bashing a company you know very little about! What isn’t ethical is your review! To answer your open question about what happens to current AWOL members – they will receive all of the new training, for FREE. It’s a complete curriculum upgrade, NOT a money grab. Get your facts right! It’s very clear that you don’t make enough money with wealthy affiliate – likely because you spend your time writing false reviews instead of putting time into building your own business – and feel the need to put others down. Keala is revamping the program to keep up with the times and make it easier for more members to complete and reach their goals. The 3% stat is a known statistic – do your research!

    1. Hi,

      Thank you for your comment. It will be valuable for other readers since you gave some additional insider info.

      What exactly isn’t ethical though and where didn’t I get my facts straight? I tried very hard to make this review as unbiased as possible, but any helpful input is always appreciated. It makes the blog better for everyone!

  2. Tony A on sitejabber
    Awol Academy warning!”
    5/20/17

    If you looking for a cheap way to learn how to make money online Awol Academy is not for you. They start you off with a walk around Keala Kanae’s house to show you how wealthy he is by placing advertisment ads on the internet. He gives you a FREE handbook that will get you to sign up for his FREE online seminar . He gives you just enough information to get you to pay for his $99 training videos. In that program they want you to set up a free one on one call with your very own coach that will explain you need to buy the other Master training programs that will eventually cost you around $10,000. They have I believe 4 or 5 different training you will need to purchase.’I learned all this after digging into the internet about the company. It may or may not work but it will cost you around $10,000 to find out. No, I’m not a competitor of this. I’m a guy that was looking to make some extra money online. I have come to realize there is no good money making work at home business. If it’s too good to be true, well you know the rest.

  3. Fullstaq Marketer was the best decision I ever made. I have absolutely ZERO regrets about joining 2 years ago. Keala & his team are authentic, and truly want the best for all of their members. I believe it’s really hard to criticize a program that you haven’t gone through. So, as someone who has gone through all of the trainings, I can honestly say that it was well worth the investment.

  4. I agree on all the “shady” things that make Fullstaq seem bad. Especially that fake “masterclass live webinar”. I don’t know how he expects people to think it was actually a live class; it was just a 2 hour video that was posed as a live, virtual event. Even the “live feed” comments were fake. As a potential customer to his products, I severely do not appreciate this kind of treatment, and it lowers the probability of me buying his stuff drastically. When will am I going to find a legit salesman who doesn’t offer bogus? Frustrating. For the record, the product he sells may be great, but who knows. I sure don’t. We simply cannot trust a company that fills Google with their own, biased reviews: “Hi I’m Zack and I’m totally not a hired man by Fullstaq to make crazy and possibly false reviews for them (chuckles nervously).” Goodness. Definitely a turn off.

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