"MENTORSHIPS ARE A SCAM"

@ardakuruns

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Why it worked

The video leverages social proof by showcasing multiple testimonials and financial results from individuals who have benefited from mentorships. This directly counters the common negative perception of mentorships, making it relatable and intriguing to viewers interested in e-commerce and business success.

Summary

The video challenges the notion that mentorships are a scam by showcasing multiple individuals who have achieved significant financial success through mentorships. It emphasizes that while the source of the mentorship matters, mentorships themselves can accelerate success.

Structure

1Introduction: "Mentorships are a scam"
2Showcasing success stories with financial metrics
3Highlighting different timeframes of success (monthly, weekly, daily)
4Concluding thought: Mentorships are not inherently bad, but the source matters

Product placement

The video displays screenshots of Amazon seller dashboards showing significant sales figures, implying these results were achieved through mentorship. The creator's bio link points to 'fbainsider.com', which is titled 'How to Start a Profitable Amazon Business in The Next 30 Days', suggesting the mentorship or course being promoted is related to Amazon FBA.

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Just research who you’re buying from !! #ecom #success #mentor #amazonfba #emoney

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Transcript

All right, so this video is for people that say mentorships are a scam. 20k month. 20k week. First day $400 day. 7k week. Another 20k month. And yes, of course, it matters who you're buying your mentorship from, but in general, mentorships are not bad. It just speeds up the process as long as you buy from the right person.