Is Commission Hero a Scam? Or Is It Worth Buying?

You might have seen advertisements for Commission Hero (saying you can earn $1,000s a day!) and found yourself wondering if Commission Hero is a scam.  In that case, you came to the right place. We're going to take a close look at Robby Blanchard's Commission Hero course to see if it's worth buying or not. 

The fact that you're on this page proves you're cautious about these type courses. That's good! Because there are a lot of scams out there. I would know! Let's get started. 

What is Commission Hero? 

Commission Hero is a training course designed by Robby Blanchard, currently being sold on Clickbank. The course teaches you how to find and promote affiliate offers through simple single-digit page websites.

Instead of relying one search engine optimization for traffic, Commission Hero teaches people how to create highly optimized ads using Facebook, Google Adwords, YouTube, and other ad networks. 

Here's the thing:

According to his website, Robby Blanchard claims to have "Cracked the Facebook Code" for advertisements. Their agency, Blanchard Media, helps design ads for a wide variety of businesses and platforms. 

What the Commission Hero strategy boils down to is creating simple landing pages with affiliate offers and then using Blanchard's ad strategies to drive traffic to those pages, hoping that they'll convert.

Does this strategy work? I can't say for sure, I think success varies depending on the niche and affiliate offer. I know for certain that some niches such as the biz-op niche, are highly competitive and unregulated. I know spending a thousand dollars on a course and then spending more than that on ads for a chance to earn some back is quite risky. 

But more on that later...

Is Commission Hero a Scam? 

Commission Hero is a legitimate product and not a scam. While a bit expensive, the course does deliver some solid training material which you can use to improve your business revenue. They share a lot of marketing & business strategies, ad design tips, and other valuable advice.

Having said that, is Commission Hero worth a thousand dollars? We'll talk about that later on in this article. But you can probably already guess my answer. For all intents and purpose, Commission Hero is a legitimate product. Now, let's take a look at what's inside. 

Inside the Member's Area: 

The first lesson, called "Choosing the right offers" walks you through the process of finding affiliate offers on Clickbank, MaxWeb, and A4D. There are also some examples of good offers, so you have a reference to compare yours to.

After that, it goes on to explain how to find the right images, how to find designers for images, how to optimize them, and whatnot. From there it's all about Facebook. There are videos on the following subjects: 

• Setting up Facebook Business Manager
• Launching Your First Campaign
• Setting up Facebook Campaign with Adset
• Setting up Ads
• Creating Custom Audiences
• Adding the Facebook Pixel
• Understanding how Facebook Pixel Works
• Tracking campaigns & analytics
• And much more. 

Besides the ad-training videos, there are other added bonuses, such as the FB Group, Inner Circle, Bonuses, and more. To clarify one important point, Facebook (and other ad-platforms for that matter) usually do not allow you to send ad traffic directly to affiliate offers. But you can send traffic to a landing page which has affiliate offers on it. It's an important distinction to remember. 

Overall, Commission Hero has a decent amount of training inside, and the ad strategies are definitely valuable. Essentially, it covers most online marketing topics, minus search engine optimization. There are also a few modules for social media and email marketing which are quite helpful. 

Is It Worth Buying?  

While I do appreciate the content, I feel it's a little overpriced. Not to mention the fact that you have to buy additional tools and pay for ads. As we both know, ads can be very expensive, and even if you create great ads, there's a chance they might not convert at all.

Granted, if the ads do convert, and you get a decent ROI, then that can be a nice stream of income. Long story short, to make money with Commission Hero you need to have a significant amount of capital to drop into the project. It might be successful and it might not. 

My answer: it depends. If you're strapped for cash, then this probably isn't the right course for you (stick around because there is a cheap alternative). On the other hand,  if you have a decent amount of money to invest (over $1,000) then you can check it out.

But I think there are much better and cheaper alternatives. Plus you can find a lot of great information about ads online for free, such as through YouTube videos and whatnot. I'm also not a big fan of all the hype on the Commission Hero sales page. 

Commission Hero Alternative: 

So you're turned off by the idea of spending a thousand or more dollars on Commission Hero, there's one great online training platform that I recommend called Wealthy Affiliate. It only costs $47/month and it has every tool that you need to start building a profitable website.

Unlike Commission Hero, the Wealthy Affiliate training focuses on building passive income authority websites by using search engine optimization. It's a lot cheaper to start, and website hosting is included in the membership fee, so it's one of my favorite business models. 

Thank you for taking the time to read this Commission Hero review. I hope now you have the answer to the question, "Is Commision Hero a Scam?" and you understand the course better. Leave a comment if you have any questions!