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One of the advantages of running a mastermind like I do is that you get to hang out with some incredibly smart people. You have to be in it to win it - and you just might strike it lucky, but chances are you won't.IвЂ™M GOING TO REVEAL HOW YOU CAN BREAK INTO THE NEW FRONTIER OF ONLINE MARKETING AND MAKE BIG BANK IN THE PROCESS I suspect there are a lot more stories like mine regarding the Ad Agency - but of course, we only hear of successes (which I do believe exist). They have your money, and they know there are plenty more suckers out there if you stop paying the monthly agency fee.

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If the Jon Mac Ad Agency finds your winning product but fails to successfully scale (which they say they will do) and thereby leaves you with big losses, they don't care. I have lost $10,600 with Commercehq and the Jon Mac Ad Agency, and also spent $997 on Store Formula. Going by his performance to date that privilege will cost me a lot more money. The Ad Manager says they won't refund my money, but instead suggested I trust him to advertise for the two weeks that are left on the current contract. The Ad Manager replied, claiming he did everything required of him (huh? He didn't scale successfully, and he seems to believe that because some ad sets were reaching their target metrics that he can ignore all the ones that weren't even though the overall effect has been big losses).ДЇunny, I have this silly notion that a business can't succeed by losing money every day - but it seems that the Ad Manager disagrees with me. I asked for my money back because of their non performance. So I wrote to my Ad Manager and to Jon, expressing my disappointment in their apparent inability to scale my business as they say they will. Keep in mind I ALSO had to pay the Jon Mac Ad Agency fee every month and then there was the cost of the product, shipping and financial fees(Stripe,PayPal, bank) so my losses were much greater in terms of Return on Investment - which is the bottom line for any business.ДЇrom January 31 to March 13, I wrote to them 10 times, expressing concern about the direction things were going - 6 emails to my Ad Manager who kept assuring me we were going to make it 2 to Support who directed me to write to Jon and 2 to Jon who never responded.ДЄpart from 2 days when overall ROAS was over 2, the metrics trended downward, such that in the 4 days before I told them to stop the advertising, revenue was 55 cents per dollar spent on advertising - a metric of 0.55, which, as you know by now, is well below their target metric of 2. Thus for every dollar spent on advertising, I LOST 31 cents.

According to Jon, this is THE most important metric (for those who don't know, it's called ROAS - return on ad spend - which MUST be at least 2, and is calculated by dividing revenue by the ad spend).ДЇrom the day after the so-called 'winning product' was found until my losses became so much I had to tell them to stop advertising, for every dollar spent on advertising my revenue was only 69 cents - a ROAS of 0.69. For every $1 spent on advertising, revenue MUST be at least $2. The aim is ALWAYS to get the Return on Ad Spend at 2 minimum. There are metrics that determine when a winning product is found and then rules to follow to scale. They claim they will then 'scale' that product for you to a thriving business - revenue of $5,000 a day $100,000 a month business in 3 months etc, according to their email promos.

The question is, what do they do after that? Of course, they know they will always find a winning product according to their metrics. They guaranteed money back if they hadn't found a 'winning product by the end of the first month. They were going to do the advertising side and I had to look after the dropshipping, email enquiries, the Facebook page etc. So after receiving lots of promotional emails telling me the wonders the Jon Mac Ad Agency can do for my business, and after doing a one on one phone call with them in which we were told we could expect to be 'breaking even' by the end of the second month, I paid the $3,800 for the first month.

I joined Store Formula last November, but by the time I had completed week 3 of the four week training, I realised I was too time poor to do all the work myself. But don't get sucked into joining the Jon Mac Ad Agency. I think Jon's Store Formula course is good.