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- Oct 16, 2023
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How to differentiate between a team owner and another "influencer": a guide for those wanting money Media buying chats are full of new "learning opportunities" for you to earn with traffic, and some influencers even promise a "money pill" while scaling their social media presence. Today we'll talk about how to not waste money by identifying scammers. 
Indicators of an online scammer: → there are no reviews or testimonials, or they are very scarce and look suspicious → showing off their success — they always brag about their new cars and other luxury things, but in reality brands don't know about them and they don't even have good case studies → empty promises — an influencer promises that you'll be earning several thousand dollars by working just a couple of hours and assures you of getting employed by any team after their "course" → no stats — they can't show any screenshots of their statistics, or of their team or students → "the course is free, but you will need..." — they promise to teach you for free, but you just need to buy something following their links: accounts, antidetect browsers etc. Real team owners do teach others, but in 99% of the time they aim at getting new people into their team. In most cases it's free, but to get into it you have to go through a selection process. Remember that influencers are crafty and want to earn money from you. Trust only those whose reputation you can check. Otherwise, you better spend money on tests working with a direct advertiser.
Indicators of an online scammer: → there are no reviews or testimonials, or they are very scarce and look suspicious → showing off their success — they always brag about their new cars and other luxury things, but in reality brands don't know about them and they don't even have good case studies → empty promises — an influencer promises that you'll be earning several thousand dollars by working just a couple of hours and assures you of getting employed by any team after their "course" → no stats — they can't show any screenshots of their statistics, or of their team or students → "the course is free, but you will need..." — they promise to teach you for free, but you just need to buy something following their links: accounts, antidetect browsers etc. Real team owners do teach others, but in 99% of the time they aim at getting new people into their team. In most cases it's free, but to get into it you have to go through a selection process. Remember that influencers are crafty and want to earn money from you. Trust only those whose reputation you can check. Otherwise, you better spend money on tests working with a direct advertiser.