Why is a MLM Guru telling people to buy Clickbank Inner Circle?
Kim Klaver did it again.
She’s now promoting a product that has nothing at all to do with MLM. She’s telling people on her list to buy a product called clickbank innercircle. In fact she is aggressively promoting this product. Just look how many links she has in this “newsletter”.
Here is her latest newsletter in it’s entirety for you to read.
Peek inside an inner online world of young-spirited nutty people making money and having a wild time.
Don’t read their sales letter please. Just scroll to the bottom and give them your $47.
That is, IF you have always been curious about the inner workings of two ways to make income online – with no overhead – online.
1. Affiliate marketing. That’s where you offer someone else’s product or program for sale, and they pay you a percent of the sales you make. It’s kind of like what you do with direct sales and NM. Only
1) this is with digital products. E.g. eBooks, online videos, online audios, so no shipping; and
2) you can choose to sell programs from different creators.
2. Find people with big, big lists who will market your digital product or ‘how-to’ program for you, and make hundreds (and sometimes, thousands) of sales you never would have made before. You might pay out 40-50% for each sale someone else makes. But 50% of $10,000 is much better than 100% of zip.
Anyway, I have been curious about all of this for several years. I’ve spent several hundred hours trying to get inside this inner circle to see how this thing worked.I once sent my friend Frank Kern an email asking how cb worked. I couldn’t even see how to sign up, much less make anything with it.
Anyway, there’s a chance to see into the inner workings of this community by one of its young stars… The sales letter is absolutely young-boy wild, with big red and blue bold type and lots of screaming in the hopes of getting your attention.
Here’s what I’d do:
Skip the entire sales letter (unless you can stand it.)
Scroll all the way to the bottom, and ORDER THIS THING.
Right now. It’s worth the money just to see how they make all this money, step by step. I did.I am going through it right now, and it’s worth the $47 just to get a good look at how this online economy works and how you might just want to be part of it…You might have your own “how to” eBook that one of the superstars will sell for you – to HER big fat list.
In two days, it will be $67, they said.
In 5 days, $97
Multiple ways of earning income seems to be a very good thing to me. Why put all your eggs in one basket?
I check out lots of things, and this is a wonderful introduction to an inner circle of happy and wild folks making money online and having fun. Some of you might just fall madly in love with some of this. Uh, like I have.
Fondly, Kim Klaver
So what do you think about this?
Do you even know what Clickbank is?
Just curious what you guys think before I chime in. 
- Ben Fitts
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I think I would tell my group to just stay focused on their business and spend the $47 on a movie.
I would not buy this product and in fact, I would unsubscribe from her list. She is selling herself short and should instead be focusing on her business. It is obvious to be from this that she cares more about making money than anything.
I am familiar with affiliate marketing. Like anything else, it takes time, effort, and persistence. There is a learning curve. Kim is really talking about joint ventures and for those, to market with someone with a big, fat list like she talks about, it will take some creative work to even get their attention. Plus, you would need to have something highly valuable to offer in exchange. I also agree with Lee. I think this will get people too unfocused. It would be like trying to operate two businesses at once.