I was involved in the Pay It Forward 4 Profits (PIF4P) affiliate program a couple of years ago (let’s say 2007).

I’ll start with some background:

First of all, what is Pay It Forward 4 Profits? Well that’s a very good question and it took me a long time to figure this out. Basically, this is a group of 4 Internet affiliate programs grouped under a common umbrella. In addition to these 4 programs, you are supposed to choose and join a primary, traditional mlm company (something like Shaklee, Amway, Melaleuca and that sort of thing).

Now the idea is to get affiliates into the 4 Internet affiliate programs and then later to convince them to join your primary mlm program.

The 4 online affiliate programs are as follows:

  1. GDI
  2. Traffic Oasis
  3. Success University
  4. IMC – Internet Marketing Centre

OK here is my review – I’ll use a pros and cons format:

Pros of PIF4P:

  1. Two of the online programs are excellent, namely GDI and Success University. IMC is an OK affiliate program – I’m basically “luke warm” on this one.

Cons of PIF4P:

  1. There are actually 3 core programs in PIF4P, each with their own sales/squeeze page. These programs are as follows:
    1. Pay It Forward 4 Profits
    2. Cashflow Magic
    3. 3 Step Secret

Is that confusing or what? Anyways, these 3 programs are essentially just 3 different ways of promoting the same thing (on the surface this seems like a good idea but what it really does is just confuse people).

  1. One of the 4 online affiliate programs is Traffic Oasis which is supposed to give you high quality leads as well as being an mlm affiliate program. Traffic Oasis is a terrible program with terrible leads, plain and simple. I will be doing a separate review of Traffic Oasis on this blog with some statistics to back it up.

Stay tuned for part 2 of this review, coming soon.

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