Commission Hero Review: Robby Blanchard's Course Worth it?

Ever wondered if those flashy "make $1000 a day" promises are too good to be true? Well, buckle up, because we're about to take a wild ride through the world of Robby Blanchard's Commission Hero.

Is Commission Hero the golden ticket to affiliate marketing riches, or just another overhyped course that'll leave your wallet lighter and your dreams shattered? That's exactly what this Commission Hero review aims to uncover.

I've been down this road before, folks. The allure of quick cash, the excitement of running Facebook ads, the dream of quitting my 9-to-5.

But let me tell you, the reality of affiliate marketing can be a far cry from those polished webinar promises.

After diving headfirst into Commission Hero, I've experienced the highs (few) and lows (many) of this controversial course.

From unexpected costs that'll make your eyes water to strategies that had me questioning my moral compass, I've seen it all.

But why should you trust my take on this Commission Hero review?

Well, I've been in the trenches of affiliate marketing for almost a decade, burning through dozens of high-ticket courses and more software than I care to admit.

After 11,000+ hours online and running my own successful agency, I've developed a pretty good BS detector when it comes to these "foolproof systems."

I wish I'd started sharing my thoughts years ago. Maybe I could've saved a few folks from empty wallets and crushed dreams. But hey, better late than never, right?

Look, I'm not here to sugarcoat things or bash Robby Blanchard.

My goal? To give you the unvarnished truth about Commission Hero, warts and all. Because in this wild west of online marketing, a little honesty goes a long way.

As Neil Patel, a respected voice in digital marketing, once said, "The best marketers in the world don't speak in terms of tools. They speak in terms of strategy and customers."

And that's exactly what we're going to do here - cut through the hype and look at the real strategy (or lack thereof) behind Commission Hero.

So, grab something strong to drink, and let's dive into the nitty-gritty of what Commission Hero really offers. Trust me, it's gonna be a bumpy ride!

Let me tell you, when I first stumbled upon Robby Blanchard's Commission Hero in April 2020, I thought I'd hit the jackpot.

Here was this guy, claiming he could teach anyone to make $1,000+ per day through affiliate marketing. It sounded like a dream come true!

Robby's pitch was slick. He promised a "simple 3-step system" that could have you raking in six figures in just 30 days. No experience needed, he said. No website, no product, no employees.

Just follow his blueprint, and boom – you're living the laptop lifestyle.

The course objectives seemed straightforward:

I mean, who wouldn't want that? I searched around to find any reviews on Robby Blanchard’s Course, but could not find anything way back then.

I remember at that time he only had 2000 students. I was ready to sign up on the spot!

Boy, was I in for a reality check. I had visions of sipping piña coladas on a beach while my affiliate commissions rolled in — but of course I would have to put in the work.

What I got instead was a crash course in frustration and hidden costs.

First of all, his website was just rambling and out of sync on how and where to start. Very discouraging for a newbie. Other students were having the same problem.

Until there was training on Facebook called “Six Weeks to Success”. Back then it was good training to set up yourself, now updated, I believe they intentionally leave things out so you can be motivated to pay for coaching.

I actually enjoyed it. Until you have to “warm up” your ad accounts for weeks. He never explained that in his 3 simple steps!

Sure, the training was there, but it was far from the "simple" system Robby advertised.

I spent hours trying to navigate Facebook's ad policies, only to have my account shut down multiple times.

And those $1,000 days?

They were more elusive than Bigfoot. I did make some sales, but after factoring in ad spend and refunds, I was barely breaking even most days.

Here's the kicker – Commission Hero's marketing is a masterclass in overpromising and under delivering.

The sales page is all sunshine and rainbows, but the reality is more like storm clouds and mud puddles.

Don't get me wrong, there's some solid info in the course( could be found for free on Youtube).

But it's buried under a mountain of upsells, "optional" tools that feel pretty darn necessary, and strategies that seem to work great for Robby but not so much for the average Janee.

The biggest letdown? The lack of transparency about the true costs and challenges. They gloss over the fact that you'll need a hefty ad budget and a lot of patience to see any real results.

It's not the Simple 3-step "push-button" system they make it out to be.

Table of Commission Hero: Pros and Cons at a Glance

Do you think you get lifetime access, think again!

They updated stuff and now because I did not pay the upgraded course, which I already paid for by buying lifetime access - I cannot see even for what I paid for:

I have to upgrade my membership level to access my own content as promised!

After a few click around I was able to see the course content, and for sure an upsell in the very first video:

Alright, let's pull back the curtain on what you're actually getting when you fork over your hard-earned cash for Commission Hero.

The course is divided into several modules, each promising to unlock the secrets of affiliate marketing riches —

Sounds comprehensive, right? Well, here's the thing – while the structure looks good on paper, the actual content left me scratching my head more often than not.

It's like they've given you a map to buried treasure, but half the landmarks are missing.

I've gotta be honest, the quality of the training materials is... good at best. Some modules are packed with valuable insights, while others feel like they are lacking.

The video lessons? They were with Daz, one of his coaches.

What really helps me was the Guides:

What really grinds my gears is the lack of depth in crucial areas. Sure, they'll spend an hour telling you how amazing Facebook ads are, but when it comes to the nitty-gritty of compliance and avoiding bans?

You have to get feedback from the group. It's like they're setting you up to fail so will look to join some other program.

Now with their upgrade, and more common sense they have it in the members course section.

Oh boy, this is where things get really spicy. That initial $997 price tag? That's just the tip of the iceberg, my friends.

First up, you've got the "recommended" tools:

But wait, there's more! Want access to Robby's "inner circle" for extra support? That'll be another $297 per month, thank you very much.

And if you're really feeling flush, you can drop $10,000 on their "elite" coaching program.

And let's not forget the red rhinoceros in the room – your ad spend.

They casually mention you should budget at least $25 a day for ads. In reality? You're looking at hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars before you see any real traction.

But based on their Key Performance Metrics, if a commission is $100, you have to spend at least $400 to test it out. Not counting the weeks of spend to warm up your ad account.

The kicker? None of these extra costs are mentioned upfront. It's like buying a car and finding out later that the steering wheel is sold separately. Not cool, Commission Hero. Not cool at all.

Robby says you will get million dollar images, but when you get inside CH, he will tell you to use it for inspiration — go to fiverr and and hire someone.

They are not worth your time, for the sake of time, let's look at Robby’s first bonus — Email Marketing Module.

You would not believe it guys, but he crosses the 6 minute mark. Actually, it gave a mesmerizing 54 seconds more.

Real training you can use? Really? That’s how stupid they think you are!

Kid you not, that is the whole module. When you're tired of laughing at me for buying this, please continue reading.

I've got to give credit where it's due – Commission Hero does have its share of success stories. There's this elite group of about 60+ students, of which a few who've reportedly raked in over $250,000. Pretty impressive, right? Here are a few emails I got with these shots:-

These high-flyers are the ones you'll see plastered all over the sales page, grinning from ear to ear with their big ol' checks.

And I'll admit, when I first saw these testimonials, I thought, "That could be me!"

But here's the thing – these success stories are like unicorns in the affiliate marketing world. Rare, magical, and not exactly representative of the average Jackie's experience.

If you really want to know how to make $$$ $$$, then you have to pay for it, look at the top of the screenshot here:

So if there are 16000 students in Robby Clanchard’s Course, and 100 students make $1000 per day, it means less than 1% of students find success with CH.

Only 0.625% see the reality they dreamed off — in this Simple 3-Step System!

Remember making that $1000 per day is not consistent, it lasts only for a few weeks, and you have to start all over again with a new product.

That is spending 1000s trying and testing all over again until you find something working.

Some people love the hustle like this and have the budget to do so - NOT for newbies!

The ones who are making money would not share the stuff they paid 10K for, right? They will be in the same FaceBook group with you, but don’t expect any favors.

So what's the secret sauce these top performers are sipping on?

From what I've gathered, it's a potent cocktail of factors:

It's like they had a perfect storm of circumstances that aligned just right. But let me tell you, that's not the norm.

Here's the cold, hard truth – these rockstar results are the exception, not the rule. For every student “humbly bragging” about their six-figure earnings, there are multiple thousands struggling to break even.

Commission Hero loves to showcase these top performers, but they're suspiciously quiet about the average student's results.

It's like showing off the lottery winners without mentioning the millions who didn't hit the jackpot.

The reality is, most of us don't have unlimited ad budgets or the luxury of working on this full-time. We're juggling day jobs, families, and trying to make this side hustle work.

And let's be real – the learning curve is steep. By the time you figure out one strategy, Facebook changes its algorithms, and you're back to square one.

So while these success stories are inspiring, they're also dangerously misleading.

They create unrealistic expectations and can lead to serious disappointment.

Trust me, I've been there. It's easy to look at these outliers and think, "Why not me?" But in the world of Commission Hero, these mega-earners are the unicorns – beautiful to behold, but not something you should count on becoming.

Table of Commission Hero's Success Rates:

Let me tell you, being a Commission Hero student isn't all it's cracked up to be. I've been in the trenches, and I've seen firsthand the hurdles that trip up even the most enthusiastic students.

First off, the overwhelm factor is not too bad. It is broken down in the private Facebook group.

Now this private group has grown to over 16,000 members. 14,000 more than when I joined.

I remember spending hours just trying to wrap my head around the basics of Facebook's ad platform.

But there's the constant battle with Facebook itself. One day your ads are running smoothly, the next you're banned without warning.

It's enough to give you whiplash! I've lost count of how many times I've had to Facebook to reinstate my existing one.

CH teaches you to make multiple FB accounts on different phones etc. Remember all these practices are against their policies. So if you are doing business like this – you cannot fall under best business practices for a real business!

Finding profitable offers is not difficult at all, it's about being able to make it profitable for you.

Commission Hero likes to tout its strategies as a path to easy money, but let me break down the real costs for you:

I'll be honest, I wasn't prepared for how quickly these costs added up. Before I knew it, I was thousands of dollars in the hole with barely any returns to show for it.

Here's the mindbender – Commission Hero puts all its eggs in the Facebook ads basket. And let me tell you, that's a risky game to play.

First off, Facebook's policies are about as stable as a house of cards in a hurricane. What works today might get you banned tomorrow —

Trust me, I learned the hard way that putting all your faith in Facebook ads is like playing Russian roulette with your wallet. It's a high-stakes game that most of us just aren't equipped to win.

Oh boy, let me tell you about Commission Hero's refund policy – it's a doozy!

When I first saw the "12-month success guarantee," I thought, "Wow, that's generous!" But then I dug into the fine print, and my jaw was nowhere to be found on the floor.

Here's the deal: you can only request a refund after 12 months. Yep, you read that right. A whole year has to pass before you can even think about getting your money back.

And here's the doozy – you have to prove you've implemented everything in the course and still didn't make money. If you made any money - kiss your refund to the curb!

Well now in their Terms and Conditions, of February 17th 2021, they say they have no return policy.

Their upsells have the same kind of ridiculous terms - which people find that they do not keep, or give the runaround.

Talk about jumping through hoops! It's like they're daring you to ask for a refund. I mean, who's going to keep meticulous records for a year just to maybe get their money back?

What about if you only opened the course for a minute and asked for a refund? Well forget it!

But it looks like they have been doing this a long time.

It's a clever tactic, I'll give them that. But it left a sour taste in my mouth and could well be thousands of others.

Facebook ad account bans are like the boogeyman of the Commission Hero world, lurking around every corner.

I've been through the wringer with these bans, and let me tell you, it's not pretty. One day you're cruising along, ads performing well, and bam!

Your account is disabled faster than you can say "affiliate marketing."

The impact? It's devastating. Imagine watching your income stream dry up overnight. All those carefully crafted campaigns? Gone.

Your pixel data? Poof! It's like building a sandcastle and watching the tide wash it away.

The worst part? Commission Hero doesn't really prepare you for this.

They mention it in passing, sure, give you a script to appeal, and say don’t worry it happens to everybody, just keep making more Facebook Accounts. You can learn how to do this if you pay some money again! Right? Exactly!

Here's where Commission Hero really falls short – long-term sustainability. The course is all about quick wins and fast cash. But what about building a real, lasting business?

The strategies they teach are like a sugar rush – exciting at first, but with a nasty crash coming. It's all about finding the hottest offer and blasting it with ads until it fizzles out. Then rinse and repeat.

But where's the talk about building an email list? Creating your own products? Diversifying traffic sources? Crickets.

I found myself constantly chasing the next hot offer, always one ad set away from my account being banned. It's exhausting, and frankly, it's not a sustainable way to build a business.

What really gets me is the lack of focus on building real skills.

Sure, you might learn how to set up a Facebook ad—

Snooze fest, right? But after BrandWell.ai worked its magic, it transformed into this:

In the end, Commission Hero feels like it's teaching you to be a one-trick pony in a world that demands versatility. Robby’s response is just make money first, then you can do whatever you want after.

It's a short-sighted approach that left me feeling like I was building on quicksand. Trust me, if you're looking for a long-term, sustainable business model, you might want to look elsewhere.

I will let the screenshots do most of the talking.

Comment on TrustPilot from a person who bought the course recently, remember no money made yet:

No one should have to go through this, today we have the internet where everything is tracked - they're just making it more difficult for students:

There seems to be some kind of a disconnect with this happy camper. He says Robby has been consistently in the group everyday for the last 5 years. But he has been doing the system for 3 years now.

Did generous Robby give a pass to be in his FB group, while everyone of us had to pay for it?

Also he made lots of money! Take that with a brown bag of sea salt!:

You can see more reviews like these here, I think you get the picture.

There are lots of 5 star reviews but none of them were making money, just new people going through the course.

Digging into these complaints, I started noticing some patterns. It's like déjà vu all over again with these recurring themes:

It's like watching the same movie with different actors. The script is always the same – high hopes crushed by harsh realities.

Here's where things get really interesting – and by interesting, I mean frustrating. There's this Grand Canyon-sized gap between what students expect and what they actually get.

Commission Hero's marketing paints this rosy picture of laptop lifestyles and passive income streams.

But the reality? It's more like sleepless nights for me, worrying about ad spend and refreshing your ClickBank account hoping for a sale.

I remember when I first joined, I thought I'd be making a cool $100 a day within a few months. Fast forward six months, and I was lucky if I broke even on my ad spend. Talk about a reality check!

This disconnect isn't just disappointing – it's dangerous. I've seen folks who talk about quitting their jobs, thinking Commission Hero was their ticket to freedom.

Instead, they found themselves in a financial hole, wondering where it all went wrong.

And let's not forget the emotional toll – you're in the depths of despair because Facebook can shut down your account anytime.

Table of Commission Hero: Cost Breakdown

Table of Commission Hero: ROI Potential

It illustrates the significant investment required and the range of possible outcomes, from substantial profits for top performers to significant losses for those who struggle.

Despite my overall disappointment with Commission Hero, it's only fair to highlight some of its positive aspects.

Here's an honest look at what the course does offer.

Robby Blanchard does provide a comprehensive overview of Facebook advertising. While not all strategies are up-to-date with its policies, you do get a solid foundation in creating ad campaigns, targeting audiences, and scaling ads that perform well.

One genuine advantage is the insight into high-converting ClickBank offers. Robby shares products that have worked for him, which can save time in product research, especially for beginners.

Of course everyone gets this and the best offers appear first in ClickBank, but it can help you hunt on your own.

While rare, there are documented cases of students achieving significant success. These stories, though not representative of the average user experience, do show the potential of the strategies when everything aligns perfectly.

The Facebook group for students is quite active. While the quality of advice varies, it does provide a platform for students to connect, share experiences, and occasionally get answers to their questions.

Here you can see 21 comments there, where 5 of them were some good advice, the rest were almost thanking them for it.

Commission Hero stresses the importance of tracking your campaigns and making data-driven decisions. This is a crucial skill in digital marketing, regardless of the specific strategies you use.

While not always cutting-edge, the course does receive occasional updates. This shows some effort to keep the content relevant in the fast-changing world of digital marketing or at the speed of FaceBook whims.

Commission Hero has some positive points, but they may not justify the high cost and potential risks involved for most new aspiring affiliate marketers.

Table of Commission Hero’s Potential Benefits

After slogging through Commission Hero and combing through countless student experiences, I've got a laundry list of issues that'll make you think twice:

The $997 price tag? That's just the appetizer. Here's the full money-sucking menu:

It's like signing up for a gym membership and finding out you have to buy the treadmill too.

Running ads the Commission Hero way is like playing whack-a-mole with Facebook's ban hammer.

Their strategies often violate Facebook's policies, especially in the weight loss niche. I've seen folks burn through multiple accounts faster than a hot knife through butter.

Imagine you have to pay a platform to warm up your Ad account, then pay again to run your ads, and still have to beg them to give you back your account without knowing the real reason for being banned!

The digital marketing world moves at lightspeed, but Commission Hero? It's stuck in first gear. The course material updates but the same particular strategy for FaceBook is taught.

And don't get me started on the "simple 3-step system" – it's about simple to understand his pitch but even implementing everything as perfectly does not bring a winning ad easily.

Hope your moral compass is flexible, because you'll be promoting some seriously questionable products. 

We're talking about “miracle” supplements that have big commissions to promote. It's less about providing value to customers and more about making a quick buck.

Their refund policy is more elusive than Bigfoot. You have to wait a full year, prove you've implemented everything, and still didn't make money.

It's easier to find the Lost City of Atlantis than to get your money back.

I did not ask for a refund, otherwise I would have given you a screenshot here of what they said. But it looks like they have been doing this a long time.

Those students making $250k+ a year? They're rarer than a unicorn riding a rainbow. Most students are struggling to break even.

It's like they're selling you a lottery ticket and only showing you the jackpot winners.

Like me, you will see people active and excited — then they just disappeared faster than Houdini in a fish tank!

Commission Hero is all about the short game. Building an email list? Creating your own products? Diversifying traffic sources? Nada.

It's like they're teaching you to fish by dynamiting the pond. Actually a few dynamites where the fishes bit before!

The course structure is about as organized as a tornado. You're bombarded with information without a clear roadmap. It's like trying to drink from a firehose while riding a unicycle with the videos of Robby. You watch everything and don’t know what to do first.

It is one of the rare places where I went to learn NOT from a series of structured videos in a structured curriculum, but from guides using FaceBook ugly, slow and distracting platform.

When I found the training, I was happy:

I only got a like from Robby, nothing from Daz when they only had 2000 students.

In hindsight, I guess they were waiting for a full coaching package of $10,000 before they said thanks! $997 was too small a “gift”!

Putting all your eggs in the Facebook ads basket is like building your house on quicksand. One policy change, and your entire business can crumble overnight.

The constant push to join the "Inner Circle" or get "elite" coaching is relentless. It's like going to a timeshare presentation that never ends.

They gloss over the real difficulties of making this work. The learning curve, the ad spend, the constant adaptations needed – it's all downplayed in favor of the "easy money" narrative.

“Oh, the herd is buying, let's give them MORE things to buy while they have money”. It appears!

Only you can answer if they truly care about your success.

"Be on track for 6-figures in 30 days"? Please. That's about as realistic as me becoming the next Olympic gymnast— but I fell for it.

Remember, folks, these aren't just minor hiccups – they're serious red flags that could derail your affiliate marketing dreams faster than you can say "account banned." Approach with extreme caution!

Table of Commission Hero: The Hidden Costs and Risks

The core strategy revolves around finding high-converting ClickBank offers and blasting them with approved Facebook ads slowly at first.

Sounds simple, right? But here's where things get murky. They often push products in the weight loss and "make money online" niches – areas notorious for over-hyped claims and disappointed customers.

I remember promoting a "miracle" weight loss supplement, following their exact template. Sure, I made some sales, but the pit in my stomach grew with each refund request. It felt like I was part of a digital snake oil operation.

Let's be real – the strategies Commission Hero teaches are about as sustainable as a sandcastle at high tide. They're all about quick wins and fast cash, with little regard for building a lasting business.

The focus on volatile traffic sources like Facebook ads is a huge red flag. I've seen entire businesses crumble overnight due to ad account bans or policy changes. It's like building your house on quicksand – exciting at first, but disaster waiting to happen.

It's all about finding the "hot" offers, regardless of quality. But what happens when those offers cool off? You're back to square one, constantly chasing the next big thing.

I've watched fellow students burn through offer after offer, never building any real assets or skills. It's a hamster wheel of bad affiliate marketing methods, and let me tell you, it gets exhausting fast.

They teach you to use what they call "open loops" in your ad copy for curiosity – essentially, clickbait tactics that border on deception - and that is allowed to some extent and understandable.

I'm talking about vague promises, exaggerated claims, and emotional manipulation. It's effective, sure, but at what cost?

Then there's the issue of promoting products you haven't personally used or verified. I found myself pushing "miracle" solutions I knew nothing about, just because they converted well. The guilt was real, folks.

The worst part? The course barely touches on the ethical implications of these tactics. It's all about conversions and cash, with little regard for the impact on consumers or the broader digital ecosystem.

I couldn't shake the feeling that I was contributing to the internet's trust problem. People are already skeptical of online ads – and tactics like these only make it worse.

Table: Is Commission Hero Right for You? A Decision Guide

It contrasts the ideal candidate profile with situations where the program might not be a good fit, helping potential students make a more informed decision.

I gotta say, I'm left with more questions than answers - and a significantly lighter wallet.

Look, I'm not gonna sugarcoat it. Commission Hero ain't all it's cracked up to be. Sure, there's some decent info in there, but it's buried under a mountain of hype and hidden costs.

The promise of easy riches in 3 simple steps? Yeah, that's about as real as a unicorn riding a rainbow.

Trust me, I've been there, done that, and got the "I DID NOT survive Facebook ad bans" t-shirt.

But here's the thing - it's not all doom and gloom. This experience taught me a ton about what NOT to do in affiliate marketing. Sometimes, those lessons are just as valuable.

If you're dead set on giving Commission Hero a shot, go in with your eyes wide open. Be prepared to spend way more than the initial course fee, and don't expect overnight success.

Personally? I'd suggest looking into some of the alternatives. They might not promise you the moon, but they'll give you a SOLID foundation without the ethical ick factor.

At the end of the day, success in affiliate marketing comes down to hard work, patience, and a willingness to adapt. No course for beginners can give you that - it's gotta come from within.

So, is Commission Hero worth it? For most folks, I'd say nah. But hey, you do you. If you desire the CH hat after hitting 1000k/day, then go ahead. I do have an affiliate link but after my experience, I would not promote it( after this review they can take everything away, lol ).

Just remember - if it sounds too good to be true, this one actually is!

The biggest problem is not the Commission Course, per say. The biggest problem they don’t address properly at first is that TRAFFIC is everything!

While you focus on the course and setting up everything, your money back guarantee is gone before you think about the real traffic problems.

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