Aidan Booth eFormula Course Review: Not Worth the Stress

Aidan Booth's - the talk of the town in the digital marketing sphere and now eFormula.

C'mon, how many times have we heard promises of "overnight success" and "foolproof systems"?

Now, before we go any further, let's get real for a sec. Why should you trust this review or advice from me?

Well, I've been in the trenches of affiliate marketing for years now, racking up over 11,000 hours online and burning through more high-ticket courses and software than I care to admit.

I've seen a lot of ugly stuff, that drowns out the few really good ones.

I run my own agency with 3 fantastic employees, and I've managed to carve out a pretty sweet gig as a successful affiliate marketer.

I wish I'd started sharing my thoughts and experiences way back when. It could've saved so many people from being ripped-off, broken-hearted and discouraged.

So, what you're about to read? It's the distilled wisdom of years of trial and error, success and failure.

My goal? To make the internet a better place, one honest review at a time.

Let's examine whether Aidan Booth's eFormula delivers any real value or is just another disappointing hype train.

Whether you're a seasoned Amazon seller or just dipping your toes into the e-commerce waters, you'll walk away with some serious insights.

Ready to separate the wheat from Argentina? Saddle up, friend - we're in for one heck of a ride!

So, what's the deal with eFormula? Well, it's Aidan's latest brainchild, promising to revolutionize the way we do e-commerce.

I can be in my pajamas, running a successful online business without ever touching a product. Sounds dreamy, right? That's the eFormula pitch in a nutshell.

The program claims to teach you how to set up and run a profitable e-commerce business using Amazon's massive platform

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No inventory, no shipping headaches – just pure, unadulterated profit. Or so they say.

He says you can be up and running in as little as 5 to 10 days with 60s of work:

Now, let's talk about what Aidan's serving up on this silver platter:

At its core, eFormula is all about leveraging Amazon's massive customer base and fulfillment network.

The idea is to find high-demand, low-competition products, list them on Amazon, and let the sales roll in. No need to worry about storing products or shipping them out – Amazon takes care of all that bluesy jazz.

It's like being a matchmaker between suppliers and customers, with Amazon playing cupid.

In theory, it's a smart approach. But in practice? Well, that's where things get a bit murky.

Aidan burst onto the scene back in the early 2000s, fresh-faced and full of dreams. He started out as many of us did - struggling to make ends meet with a fledgling online business.

But boy, did he figure out how to turn that around for himself!

His first big hit was the "100K Factory" course. I remember people asking me to sign up because I would strike gold for sure.

No one I knew or heard of made $100K in 60 days.

But I've got to hand it to Aidan, he knows how to craft a compelling story.

Since then, he's churned out course after course: "7 Figure Cycle," "Parallel Profits," "Kibo Code"... the list goes on.

Each one promising bigger and better results than the last.

I did buy Kibocode and will share my review soon. And you would see — that once you buy any one of his courses, you won’t buy anything from him again!

Aidan's a bit of a polarizing figure.

Some folks swear by his methods, claiming he's the messiah of e-commerce. These kinds of people are the ones promoting him for commission (50%)

Others... well, let's just say they're not sending him Christmas cards.

Now, credit where credit's due - Aidan's had some impressive successes. He's built multiple seven-figure businesses and helped some students achieve significant results.

That's no small feat in this cutthroat industry.

But it hasn't all been smooth sailing. There have been whispers of overpromising and under delivering.

I've heard from more than a few disgruntled students who felt the courses didn't live up to the hype.

For this section, a timeline table of Aidan Booth's major course releases and their key promises could be illuminating:

So, here's the deal with eFormula:

Sounds like a dream, doesn't it? But let me tell you, in my experience, nothing in e-commerce is ever that simple.

Now, let's talk about the goodies Aidan's throwing in:

I've got to hand it to Aidan, he knows how to package a program. But here's the thing - tools are only as good if they can get the job done. 

This software fails to deliver, otherwise there would be relaunches like crazy for new people to join.

So, how does eFormula stack up against other strategies? Well, it's not reinventing the wheel. The core concept - leveraging Amazon's platform - isn't new.

What sets it apart is the level of automation it promises. Traditional e-commerce often involves managing inventory, dealing with suppliers, and handling shipping yourself.

eFormula claims to take all that off your plate.

But here's the slippery catch - you're putting all your eggs in the Amazon basket. I've seen too many sellers get burned when Amazon changes its rules overnight.

Oh boy, buckle up folks, because we're about to take a trip to the land of milk and honey - at least according to Aidan Booth's eFormula promises.

Now, I've been around the e-commerce block a few times, and let me tell you, these claims are juicier than a ripe peach in August.

Let's start with the big kahuna - the money.

Aidan's not shy about throwing around some eye-popping figures. He's talking about students making $10k, $20k, even $50k per month!

I remember when I first saw these numbers, my jaw hit the floor so hard I think I cracked a tooth.

And these aren't just "potential" earnings. Oh no, Aidan's claiming these are realistic targets for dedicated students.

I've seen my fair share of "overnight success" stories in this industry, and let me tell you, they're about as common as a unicorn sighting in Times Square.

Now, this is where things get a bit... fuzzy.

Aidan's selling the dream of a "passive" income stream. You know, the kind where you're sipping a thin jelly coconut on a beach while the cash mysteriosly rolls in.

According to eFormula, you can run this business in just a few hours a week. Heck, they even claim some students are seeing results in their first month!

This is where Aidan really turns up the heat. He's not just promising a business; he's promising an empire.

The idea is that once you've got one product rolling, you can rinse and repeat with dozens more.

Before you know it, Jeff Bezos will be running to you for advice!

And the cherry on top? eFormula claims this model is built for long-term success. No flash in the pan here, folks.

We're talking about a business that'll supposedly weather any storm Amazon throws at it.

But here's the thing - I've seen too many Amazon sellers get wiped out overnight by a simple policy change. Putting all your eggs in Aidan’s basket? That's a risky game, my friends.

A table comparing eFormula's claims vs. typical e-commerce realities:

It is difficult to get screenshots with people who actually are making money with eFormula.

But here's only a couple from Reddit, that were dissatisfied to say the least!:

Anyone that I personally know did not have anything to say (they most likely lost their investment).

Here’s others from TrustPilot:

This person really went all in and this is what she had to say:

It always appears that Aidan has made tons of money on Amazon with his eFormula method. But never disclosed how much he made in profit with his paradise formula.

If he is making millions with his magic eFormula every year(because it’s so easy), why make a course to launch it and sell it his “secrets” for 4k to anybody who wants it?

Wouldn't if everyone knows his strategy it will dilute all his million every year?

Makes you wonder if the aim is to help students win or to launch a new course every year to make 1 million in sales?

I do believe that is Aidan Booth's legacy! To sell new courses every year - NOT on what works to help his own students make money online!

Now, I've been pretty critical of eFormula so far, but I've got to give credit to what he is doing right.

Even a broken rickie clock is right twice a day, right?

The man or his team knows how to put together a course.

The training materials in eFormula are about as comprehensive as my grandma's recipe book.

We're talking video tutorials, step-by-step guides, and enough PDFs to wallpaper my entire office.

I particularly appreciated the way they broke down complex concepts. But eFormula's explainer videos will make it feel intense, more like a walk in the park.

If it works, that is the problem!

Now, I'm always skeptical when I hear "passive income," but I've got to admit, eFormula's model does have potential.

Once you've got your products up and running on Amazon, there's a chance you could see some sales trickling in while you sleep.

But when you are awake you may find yourself busy working to learn or fix something.

That product research software? Their listing optimizer - they make it sound like they have a tiny Shakespeare in your computer, crafting perfect product descriptions.

In reality, it will definitely help, but not magically.

Support is there from your fellow students. Their system relies on you helping yourself by asking questions in the community. You will get answers with your own peers, which is not ideal all the time.

For this price, I could buy a small piece of real estate in sunny florida... or at least go to a really high-end spa. And that's just for the course. 

Don't forget about inventory costs, tools, and all those "upsells" they conveniently forget to mention upfront.

Some people like me also would never put any trust in any of Aidan Booth or Steve Clayton’s guides and courses.

But hey! That’s only $3997 they will lose from me, but still make millions with every launch!

Because new people are looking for that magically sweet dream on the beach, and Booth Bangala is right there every year with yet another hypnotic trance:

"Make $10k in your first month!" They trumpet. This can be more realistic between the first 6 to 12 months for those with considerable experience.

Look, those flashy income claims are a pipe dream.

When everyone and their godfathers are selling the same "juicy" products on blazing Amazon, - the market gets more saturated quickly and it get really hard to do any business on Amazon.

For a program that costs an arm and a leg, you'd think they'd roll out the red carpet for every student, right? Wrong. Try getting personalized help when you're stuck, and you might as well be shouting into the void.

Sure, there's a community forum, but good luck getting Aidan himself to answer your burning questions.

It's like trying to get an autograph from a rockstar - theoretically possible, but don't hold your empty hand out.

Well let's say, leave your hard earned money with him! From all accounts I have seen, he is better than Houdini at making it disappear, no matter what he says!

YouTube is another powerhouse to check out. Channels like "Jungle Scout" and "Helium 10" offer in-depth tutorials that rival paid courses. I once binge-watched these videos like they were the latest Netflix series.

Don't forget about podcasts! "The Amazing Seller" and "AM/PM Podcast" became my constant companions during my daily commute. It was like having a personal e-commerce mentor whispering sweet nothings (well, more like profit strategies) into my ears.

And books! Oh, the books! "Rich Dad Poor Dad" might not be specifically about e-commerce, but it changed my whole perspective on business. For Amazon-specific knowledge, "The Everything Store" gave me more insights than some $2000 courses I've taken.

Dropshipping might be all the rage, but have you considered print-on-demand? I dipped my toes into this with Merch by Amazon, and it was like a breath of fresh air - no inventory, no shipping headaches, just pure creativity.

Or how about affiliate marketing?

Make a blog and review stuff, any stuff you like - there is money in everything. Yes it will take time, but don’t believe that with eFormula you will make money in a month.

If you're exploring alternative income streams, my Choosing the Right Affiliate Marketing Course: Insider Guide cuts through the noise to help you find legitimate programs worth your investment instead of overhyped disappointments like eFormula.

And let's not forget about creating digital products.

Create a simple ebook about your hobby (must have some affiliate potential too), and you can make decent money for a long time. No fancy funnels, no aggressive marketing - just helpful content that people actually want.

All the e-commerce tricks in the world won't save you if you don't have solid business fundamentals.

Marketing skills are non-negotiable. I took a free online course from Google Digital Garage, and it opened up a whole new world.

And let's not forget about good old customer service, whether on a department store or online — you need it!

eFormula ain't all it's cracked up to be. Sure, it's got some shiny bells and whistles, but at the end of the day, it's just another overpriced course in a sea of getting preposterous results in a tiny space of time.

Don't get me wrong, there's some good stuff in there. But the training materials are pretty solid for only 1 strategy, and the community's not half bad.

Here's my two cents: save your hard-earned cash and invest it in yourself instead. Hit up some free resources, get your hands dirty with a small Amazon store, and learn by doing.

Remember, folks, there's no magic formula for success in e-commerce. It's all about hustle, adaptability, and a willingness to learn from your mistakes. And boy, have I made plenty!

At the end of the day, your success in this game depends on you, not in this fancy eFormula course.

And remember, for all the work you have to put in Amazon, they pay chicken feed.

Ready to kickstart your e-commerce journey without emptying your savings account?

Ditch the overpriced courses and start with free resources today! But ask yourself this: are you willing to put in the hard work, or are you still searching for that elusive "easy button"?

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