Insider Success Review
Insider Success is a special program geared towards entrepreneurs who are willing to do whatever it takes to find success. The program is the brainchild of entrepreneur Jason McClain, who is searching for a group of “pioneers” who will be the first to experience Insider Success. The program is designed to help ambitious people find a path to freedom, which is obviously vague and means different things to different people.
About Insider Success
Insider Success isn’t a company; rather it is an idea by McClain, who is an entrepreneur with a proven track record. According to the Insider Success website, McClain has helped to start, develop, and sell more than a dozen different companies. He has worked in online marketing for more than 20 years and claims that his businesses generated more than $12 million worth of revenue in 2015. The site also says that McClain is currently helping to run and manage roughly 10 different businesses.
By all accounts, McClain has a great deal of expertise and experience when it comes to Internet businesses. He also appears to have a passion for developing new ideas and businesses, which would appear to fit with what Insider Success is promising, as the program aims to find young entrepreneurs with drive and and promising idea and then help them to grow their business.
The Product
The product Insider Success offers is the program itself. Unfortunately, little can be learned about the program other than what McClain divulges in a vague promotional video on the program’s website. In the video, McClain talks about five parts on the path to freedom:
- Mission
- Mindset
- Motivation
- Generate Income
- Manifestation
How these parts relate to the program is not explained, but it can be implied that the Inside Success program will teach you how to apply them to your business.
The only other thing we can discern about Insider Success is that it’s a rather selective program. In the video, McClain mentions those interested in the program needing to fill out a “detailed questionnaire” in order to learn about the idea and level commitment each applicant brings to the table.
In the video, McClain goes on to say that not everyone will be accepted into the program. Essentially, McClain is only willing to accept the best of the best to be the “pioneers” of the Insider Success program. He does say that eventually the program will be opened up to the general public, theoretically giving everyone a chance to join Insider Success, but when that will be is unknown.
The Opportunity
The exact opportunity offered by Insider Success is quite vague. We know that simply applying to the program requires a $100 application fee and filling out an extensive questionnaire. We can also gather that it will require several months of hard work and dedication in what sounds like a rather intense program.
But what is waiting for you at the end of the program is a mystery. Considering McClain’s experience and expertise, it’s not a stretch to believe that he can help get you where you want to be. But what that entails and how McClain can make it happen is as uncertain as what it will take to get you accepted into the program in the first place.
The Verdict
If you’re an entrepreneur with a lot of drive, a lot of passion, and ambitious goals you want to achieve (and you happen to have $100 saved for a rainy day), it probably won’t hurt to apply to Insider Success. Other than the $100, there is nothing to lose by trying, as there’s no indication that taking part in the program requires any other kind of financial commitment, although that can’t be known for sure.
The bottom line is that McClain doesn’t appear to be messing around and is searching for serious people who have a strong work ethic and are interested in growing their Internet business. If this doesn’t describe you, Insider Success will have no interest in you and you should not waste the time it takes to fill out the “detailed questionnaire.” But for the right person, the Insider Success program run by McClain, who appears to be every bit the expert he claims to be, may be an opportunity worth exploring.
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