Thanks for this review Mike. Been getting kind of fed up with everyone on facebook selling these "FB courses" and I'm starting to think do these guys make most of their money from just selling these courses or do they actually implement what they teach to get real results. I have heard of Jason and his course before and heard its top notch. I think hes about to be the only person I learn from

Yo Miles! I'm pretty keen to purchase Jason's course! Would you recommended Jason's program for newbie online marketers? TIA

I have my own Mortgage broking business in Australia and wanting to understand the facebook Ads/list building space. So many coaches online and difficult to know who is good as there are literally hundreds popping up in my news feed every day. Would you buy Mike Dillards list building course and this one too? Have a separate membership business idea I want to role out so learning the skills of listbuilding and facebook ads for myself will hopefully allow me to facilitate without spending thousands on agency fees. Thoughts?

Hi Miles,

Thank you for a great review! I am seriously considering Jason's online course, but there's one thing I've noticed and it keeps me from doing that giant leap of faith (kinda big money for our small family business). You see, everyone who's raving about Jason's course run online businesses, e-shops, or sell information services via Internet. I mean, in this case it's definitely worth it because the Internet presents you with endless opportunities all around the world and the sky is the limit, really. However, my case differs from anything above.

We are a small property construction and repairs company. We are located on an island in a country with a population slightly over 250.000. Our market niche is so narrow and the competition with the others is so tight, that everyone is simply fed up with the aggressive ad campaigns run by everyone.

3 years ago we decided on our target audience, which is rather scarce but good to work with and been trying to attract them ever since. We keep updating content on the website only for it to be stolen and used by the competitors. And it's not cheap as well. We've tried running Google AdWords only to learn that our ads are so specific that Google just wouldn't show it in search results, and anything more generic was a total waste of money. Tried FB ads a couple of times, but no luck there so far as well.

We are extremely limited in opportunities since we run an old-school down-to-earth construction business for a certain target audience on a very limited territory. We would LOVE to embrace technology and all the opportunities it has to offer, including Jason's ideas on how to run ads on FB effectively, but I am just struggling with the idea that our limitations won't let us develop the way we could had we lived and worked elsewhere. What would you say in this situation?

Thank you!
Ana

Hi Miles,

Thank you for a very prompt reply, really appreciate your responsiveness! Indeed, every now and then I monitor our website from different devices having cleared all cache and search history, so that the search results are unbiased. For some services we come either on top of the list or in top 5 changing places with other sites depending on our weekly performance. Having a verified Google brand on Maps with a couple of reviews helps as well as it shows our business as a credible establishment.

However, there are a couple of services with a great potential that could do much better (now on page 5-7 of SERP) had we been longer in the market and got better traffic to the website. This is where I intended to use paid online ads in the first place, including AdWords and FB.

As per stealing our content, it is really not that obvious. They do substitute words or slightly change a word order in sentences. Google wouldn't know, but I do. I read through and I can tell exactly where it was taken from as even the layout remains the same, even the bulleted lists, can you imagine?! Just recently I've ended up rewriting from scratch 16! service pages just to stand out again, at least they are not copying our articles from the blog.

So yes, my biggest dilemma now is whether I should continue spending money to promote less successful services, or should I just give it some time and try to work our way up in Google's organic search.

Once again, thank you very much for your advice!!

Cheers,
Ana

Hi Miles,

I hope this letter finds you well.
I have recently been approved by Facebook for the dating site ad campaign.
However, I have watched some of your videos on the YouTube and I liked very much.
Is it possible that you can help for the Facebook ad campaign?

Best Regards
Lina

Great article, Miles. I like Jason's style. There are tons of "gurus" out there and all of them are Facebook "ninjas" or "wizards." Apparently these days, becoming an "expert" is not so hard at all. You then realize that most of their efforts went into the sales part of the course and not the actual course at all. But I must say, Jason is awesome.

Hey Miles!! Great review. I came across Jason from Mike Dillard. I really trust mike. So do you think the fb maximizer 2.0 would work for a newbie. I just started Tim Erway's EMP and have the time to learn. As A NEWBIE what would you say would be the best benefits from Jason's course? TIA

Hi Miles

I recently just purchased Jason's Facebook bootcamp and really have found so much value in it. I really appreciate your honesty.

Hi Niles can you email me please would love to use you on a Facebook campaign. Great post. Warm regards Mark

Damn! This is sad to read about Jason. Wish I had of known earlier before purchasing I would've got the new course you promote instead

I absolutely loved your video on "How to Find a Mentor." Sincere thanks for being so brutally honest!

Thank you for your post and update. I have been watching his recent facebook ads and was planning to attend his webinar. Something I found very concerning was many of the facebook profiles that are commenting about how great his program is I suspect to be fakes. They have almost not activity and limited information with stock images. So I already had my red flags and you just confirmed them for me. Thank you for the update.

Hi Miles,
Please clarify: you are/are not endorsing Jason Hornung because of your experience with his billing for coaching?

I'm a noob in so many ways! My website selling my art is finally up and running with more art poised to be released on a steady, ongoing basis. My niche is very specific and I think FB is the best fit. The price of this program is very steep for me, but it may be worth the sacrifice. I do not have $1000 to budget for advertising. In your opinion, would I get good results with a fraction of that spend?