So, as you might know, I am also an Affiliate Marketer and I would like to share my experiences with you. This post is going to be about the Platform PhotoJobz which can be promoted through ClickBank. The question is: Is PhotoJobz a scam?
What I would like to do with this review is to give you a better insight into the product.
Premium Membership PhotoJobz
One thing that I immediately liked about this product is that you only pay $1 to access the content (for a limited amount of time).
What I DON’T like is, that the premium membership would go on automatically and costs much more than $1. Also, there is waaaay too little information before accessing the premium content that you actually get as a member. Also, it is waaaay too hard to cancel the membership.
I will go into each of these points in more detail. Now before that: what do you get when you become a member?
Get Paid To Take Photos
So, the 2 screenshots you can see above are basically most of the information you get before joining. What would you assume you would get? A platform to sell your photos, right? That’s what I thought…
What you really get is access to content which explains HOW you can make money by selling pictures. It’s training to show you the different ways to make money by selling your photos.
There is a video series, which is okay. The quality of the videos is below standards, but it gives some helpful information. I looked through the platform and there are only 3 types of information: videos, PDFs, and links to other websites.
Do you really want to get paid to take photos?
If so, most of the information on PhotoJobz can be found by a little bit of research on Google or ChatGPT. Also, you have to be aware the methods like uploading your pictures to stock photo platforms are for PASSIVE income. This means you have to do it for a while and consistent and you will see the results only after some time. If you want to truly get paid for taking photos you should look around for freelance jobs locally. My recommendation when you are starting out would be to do both!
Is PhotoJobz worth it?
So, is PhotoJobz a scam? Well, I would say it’s worth the $1 and use that time to go through all the material and download the PDFs. Before the trial period ends make sure to cancel. I don’t think it’s more worth than that. If the videos would be more qualitative and it would be a more elaborate platform instead of just a collection of videos, PDFs, and links it would definitely be worth more.
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How to cancel the subscription
Once you are done with going through the content these are the steps to cancel your membership:
So, is PhotoJobz a scam?
Kind of yes, because it advertises something that it isn’t. But as mentioned before, I would go for the $1 trial and get the most out of it. There is some helpful information on how you can make money as a photographer.
I hope this review of PhotoJobz was helpful. If you want to learn about more Sirious way how to make money online check out Online Marketing in General, or here a more specifc way that actually works: Affiliate Marketing through Email Marketing
Kind of yes, because it advertises something that it isn’t. But as mentioned before, I would go for the $1 trial and get the most out of it. There is some helpful information on how you can make money as a photographer.
I hope this review of PhotoJobz was helpful. If you are interested in Sirious ways how to make money online, you can check out the topic “Online Marketing” in general or a more specific way like Affiliate Marketing through Email Marketing.
I’ve heard larger sites pay decent money for niche stock photos. Do you have any experience with similar platforms?
There are sites like ShutterStock and Pixabay where you can sell your photos. The problem with this method is (like with every other online marketing method), you have to get people to see your photos. Which means you will have to do keyword research and upload A LOT of pictures. Only by doing that the chance of you actually making money will increase. But I believe if you are really a photographer and you want to pursue that, you should do freelancing work and also choose a platform to sell your photos on. Then you have one active income stream and a passive one. For marketing I would suggest Instagram 😉
If I am to join any kind of membership then I must have a simple way of canceling if I want to. I don’t want to have to write emails or call someone just to cancel. I want to click a few buttons from my Paypal account and that’s that.
This site should do a better job of explaining what they have to offer, what people can learn. It doesn’t feel like they are doing a very good job of that at the moment.
Like you said, it’s well worth $1 but more than that… They need to do more to get me to spend money with them, a lot more. Thank you for your honest review. It’s refreshing to read one of these 😉
Totally agree, and this is what the review is about. It is honest… It’s not that the product is bad, but with the current packaging, it’s not worth it yet. Sure, someone put a lot of work into it, it’s not effortless. But this is business! You have to put even more effort to stand out and to provide value. Should you have any other product you are skeptic about, let me know, maybe I can have a look at it and give you another honest review 😉
Yeah I know it’s refreshing and that’s why I wrote it. I remember 6 years ago when I started my journey I fell into many scams and spent a lot of money for no reason. So, do your research!
Nice breakdown! Simple, informed and homework completed lol.
Now, here’s my serious face. As you mentioned, they advertise it to be something that it’s not. Correct me if I am wrong! Isn’t that akin to misleading, or presumably false advertising?
I’ve been coming across a unacceptable amount of websites doing this and worse, while having NO worry apparently, about legal repercussions. When did this become acceptable? I KNOW numerous sites, using pictures, descriptions, etc. are knowingly and intentionally doing it without batting an eye when I’ve mentioned it to them.
Personally I’m disgusted with our societies acceptance of such things, that I’m going to be calling on the PEOPLE of America to back me, in holding such corporate entities accountable for their atrocities against humanity. If you happen to know of other companies, that are intentionally providing misleading information, or actively displaying false advertising. Please forward their information as well as a picture of what pertains to be the misleading information and/or false advertising to mikeylloydd@gmail.com with “accountability” as e subject. Thank you Sir Sirio for your sirious knowledge and advice, and you, WE the PEOPLE for your help and support in taking a stand against those that deem themselves above the law. Much love and respect to you all! May the LIGHT of LOVE from our Creator, brighten your heart’s, leaving no shadows, for DARKNESS to hide.
Love you be safe take care!