Name: Is Max Tornow & Freedom Business Mentoring Legit?
Uploaded: 2020-07-28T16:50:28+00:00
Duration: 13 min 9 s
Description: Max Tornow has transitioned away from being an RSD dating coach and is now running a company focused on helping people leave their 9-to-5 by becoming online coaches. His new product is called Freedom

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Max Tornow has transitioned away from being an RSD dating coach and is now running a company focused on helping people leave their 9-to-5 by becoming online coaches. His new product is called Freedom Business Mentoring and his company provides coaching and consulting for students to become online coaches.

His product has mixed reviews online as some people find it too expensive, while others have seen a little success and started earning a profit.

Max Tornow ran a successful personal brand business while coaching for RSD so I think he’s well equipped to teach others how to become online coaches.

His methods are going to be consistent across most digital info products. The course can be broken down to the core in the following steps:
1- Find your niche: be as specific as possible
2- Determine your target audience member: define your target avatar in very specific detail
3- Find where they exist online: hang out in their Facebook groups, subreddits, and LinkedIn
4- Provide value in any way you can: blog posts, comments, personal posts, etc
5- Get them on a free consultation call: see if they’re a fit for your coaching
6- Sell your coaching

Bam! Your first client.

This method is extremely challenging if you want to succeed in the Freedom Business Mentoring program. It’s very time consuming and many people struggle to land their first client.

In my opinion, a person’s time and energy is much better spent reading Russell Brunson’s two books: Dotcom Secrets and Expert Secrets. And spend time building a following on social media. Selling will become a lot easier after that.

Some people do excel in Max Tornow’s Freedom Business Mentoring program which is why it’s hard to label it as a scam or label him as a fake guru. That’s simply not true.

He does promote the product as being a fit for everyone who can pay which is going to lead him to having less than ideal clients, as those are the ones who typically will leave bad reviews.