Reviewed by: Ryan Ward
Rating: 60/100
Suitable for: All
Recommended: Yes
Price to join: $30 one-time setup fee, followed by $29.95 per month
Link to join website: www.OrganicProspects.com
The ability to find high quality leads are what can make or break a business, and there are a ton of unscrupulous types out there willing to capitalize on that. I am sure you have all seen countless ads telling you about amazing systems that can deliver a fresh batch of leads on a daily basis, all of whom are just itching to pull out their money and buy from you. It’s easy to be sucked in by those programs, but you very quickly find out that the leads being delivered are either outdated or fabricated. These sorts of scams are everywhere, so when I saw an ad for Organic Prospects, I rolled my eyes as I prepared to be sent to a website making all the same promises as those other scam sites.
Organic Prospects is a scam, or so I thought, but what I discovered actually came as a surprise.
About Organic Prospects
The first thing that I looked for upon arriving at the website was to see who was in charge of the whole thing. All too often, these types of sites seem to be faceless entities with no real backstory to talk of. I know that people can write any old thing and pass it off as real, but I tend to put a little more stock in a program when the founders step forward and show themselves.
Greg Stinton and Aaron Warren are the guys behind Organic Prospects, and their story is one that seems to validate their authority on the subject of creating leads and generating sales. They had made a very nice living for themselves as affiliate marketers, with PPC the marketing method they most commonly employed. What they seen discover was that the increased competition and rising costs in their industry was cutting into their business. When Google changed their algorithms in a way that hurt many affiliate marketers, Greg and Aaron realized that they would have to adapt in order to survive. The turned their attention towards finding leads, and they dug deep into the world of social media in order to find their customers. What they developed along the way was a system that predicted the genuine interest level of every lead. This was what led to the creation of Organic Prospects.
The Pros
The Grading Process – If you have any sort of experience in affiliate marketing, you probably know how to find a few leads a day. That part is simple enough, but actually finding people who have a real interest in what you have to offer is something else entirely. At Organic Prospects, there is a system in place that weeds out the good leads from the bad, so that what you get are people with a high genuine interest level. The leads are culled from 15 different social media sites, and are then graded with a score between 0% and 100%. It is only those that score 75% or higher who make the cut and get delivered to the members of OP.
The Leads – I spoke earlier about other sites and the outdated leads that they deliver. This is not the case with Organic Prospects, as all of the leads delivered where found and graded within the previous 48 hours. Each member of OP gets 70 leads per day, all of whom are unique to that member. This means that you will not be competing with other members in order to try and sell to the same people.
The Mailer – As part of your membership with Organic Leads, you are given access to a mailer that you can use to contact all of your leads. When you get your daily list, you will have access to all sorts of information that will help you to filter out which of the leads best fits your target demographic. Drag and drop the ones that you want into the mailer and click send to get your message out. The stats will show you how many people clicked on the links within your message, allowing you to see if you have to tweak some things for better results.
The Affiliate Program – This is usually where scams thrive, as they lure affiliates in with the promise of money. What OP has to offer is something a little different. In fact, you need to only pull in one affiliate in order to benefit in a big way. Once you get one person to sign up, the number of leads that you receive on a daily basis doubles from 70 to 140. That’s an extra 2,000+ leads on a monthly basis, which can be a huge boost for your business.
The Cost – At just $29.95 per month, you are not looking at a major investment here. That is money that can very quickly be earned back, especially if you get those extra leads.
The Cons
Startup Fee – When you first sign up, you are asked to pay a one-time $30 fee on top of the first month of membership. This may be enough to put a lot of people off, but it’s really not a major ask when you take into account what you get for the money.
Mailer Restrictions – You are only allowed to send out a message via the mailer every 24 hours. This is actually not such a bad idea, as the temptation to constantly blast out ads is removed. Your message can actually make a bigger impact if it doesn’t come across like spam.
In Conclusion
If you have come here looking for a scam review of Organic Prospects, you have come to the wrong place. This is a very promising program that actually delivers on what is promised. As an Organic Prospects member for 6 weeks at the time of this review. I have received 47 optins, 24 paid upgrades and 13 people taking additional upsells – all promoting a single affiliate program that I was not advertising or promoting anywhere else, other than through the tools provided me by Organic Prospects. One final note: You are still going to have to work at creating content and emails that will convince your owners to buy, but rest assured, these are people that are looking to be convinced.
After fulfilling my due diligence researching and using Organic Prospects for a 6 full weeks, I am giving it an C-
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