The ShoeMoney system is a program that:
…walks you through step by step on how to make money on the internet. But it’s much different than anything anyone has ever seen. Instead of talking about theories on how to make money we actually do it, step by step. I hired a co-host who not only was not an internet marketing expert….but had no clue what Facebook or twitter was. She is an aspiring pop singer and model and I completely show her (and you) step by step how everything works.
Programs like this can be a great thing if you’re just starting out, and learn best through video or traditional learning. Personally, I’ve always found I can learn whatever I want for free by using an age old system I like to call “asking for help.”
There are a ton of forums stocked with helpful people who can answer any question you might have; traffic strategies, web design, affiliate marketing, blogging, working at home, the list goes on and on. whydowork.com/forums is a good place to start.
What bugs me about this program is the cost. After visiting shoemoneysystem.ca you’re presented with the screen below. Note that although the system is sold out, you can still enter with the “secret code” pictured below, or any other text you like:

Click “Let me in” and you get a look at your first bill. In Canada, it’s $215.38CAD, and $215.38 every month after that. Stay in the program 12 months and you’re out almost $2,600. There is a 90 day money back guarantee, but all great affiliate marketers know that only a small % of the group will actually take advantage of it.
Here are some reviews from John Chow’s blog:
I really hope it picks up the pace soon. I am more at an intermediate level and learning to make a Google account doesn’t really help me out. – Justin @ Informant Zone!
Yeah I somehow felt that Shoe was going to sell more than 500. Its a little misleading when you’re telling people that there are only 500 and they you release another 1000+ more. If it’s not that exclusive, it should be a lot cheaper. – Chester
Been inside and for $197/mth how to set up a google account and click bank account is abit of an insult… there are not over 100 videos at all. Try 2 videos, the same 2 that were available while promoting the upcoming launch. Now there is maybe 5-6 videos. No coupons yet for facebook, PPC etc.. All the old webmaster FM podcasts you want though if you wanna dig into those 4 year old gems. Shoe should have just kept doing what he does best, blog and run his company….This is far from what most of you would expect going in. A 9 minute video on clickbank sign up? come on.. He says he has been making videos for a full year??
Let’s see them…. not one you made last night. I sent 2 messages to support voicing some concern on “light content”
Response? Nothing. – thecompletist
The above are far from glowing. Keep in mind I wouldn’t give anyone $197 US a month to watch videos on how to make money online, so this post is all opinion. The program does promise almost $2,500 in free advertising credits, but I haven’t found anything outlining what that is, and this review points out that it was only for the first 500 sign-ups, so if you join now you’re probably not going to get it.
My Verdict:
Save your money and join the widly successful (and extremely free) :
Ask for Help System.
You’ll get interactive responses and guidance on your specific questions, and you won’t be out $200/month
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What is the “Ask For Help System”? Are you just saying that we shall ask you questions when we have them and that you will respond?
haha yes. it is that simple. Best if you ask your question in the appropriate forum here: whydowork.com/forums
but you will get free help on whatever ‘make money online’ topic you’re looking for.
I think the only people who are pissed off about the course so far are impatient people looking to “get rich quick” and people who are already in the business who were expecting $2500 in ad coupons to be laid out on the table the second they joined.
There’s no way I would pay $197 per month for the ShoeMoney system. I wouldn’t pay a one-time fee of $5 for it! Hell, I probably wouldn’t even join if it was free. Judging by the response of members so far, it seems that I am correct!
I’ve read his blog long enough to know that his information is not worth paying anything for. Same with John Chow. All worthless!
There are plenty of blogs and forums where you can learn a lot more useful information than they teach you. And you don’t have to pay for it or get 500 products flogged at you every day.
but you will get free help on whatever ‘make money online’ topic you’re looking for.
It is refreshing to get people to actually evaluate Jeremy’s stuff fairly. I’ve already had a bad experience with Shoemoney Tools proving to be total cr@pola! Will not go there again. He’s catching lots of newbs who will benefit from his info, but for more advanced folks there is little value to be had for huge cash!
There’s no way I would pay $197 per month for the ShoeMoney system. I wouldn’t pay a one-time fee of $5 for it! Hell, I probably wouldn’t even join if it was free. Judging by the response of members so far, it seems that I am correct!
I’m sure @Trent Money System has just said that a couple of comments earlier….where are you from, sir?
I have never trusted Shoemoney. Too many people complain about what a ripoff his services/products are. It is a shame that many reputable blogs are running so called reviews of this system claiming how amazing it is. Obviously Shoemoney just paid those blogs for sponsored posts. Strange how they don’t do the necessary FTC disclosure.
When I first started searching for guru’s and advise on online marketing, I ran across ShoeMoney’s site. Originally there was some useful content, but it became more and more selling to his audience. I never even visit the site anymore. I can’t find anything but hype.
I am a current student of the Shoemoney System.
I’m also exactly who it is geared towards – a complete noob.
I understand that it’s going to be a pretty basic education, and that it’ll take some time to develop this basic information into some sort of income.
I think the only people who are pissed off about the course so far are impatient people looking to “get rich quick” and people who are already in the business who were expecting $2500 in ad coupons to be laid out on the table the second they joined.
Anyway, I am writing about the experience as we go along and I’m not holding anything back, so if it does suck, people will know eventually. My latest post certainly shows some apprehension on my part.
I also won’t hesitate to get a refund if it’s not what I’m looking for. And then I can be one of the “cool kids” who bags on Shoemoney for no real reason. (Not talking about here, just noticing it all around the net as I do more research.)
Knowing shoemoney’s tactics, I wouldn’t be surprised if he paid this guy to defend his reputation. I wouldn’t even be surprised if it was shoemoney himself. This guy is defending him without getting anything useful out of the course for himself yet. Seems suspicious to me.
I also won’t hesitate to get a refund if it’s not what I’m looking for. And then I can be one of the “cool kids” who bags on Shoemoney for no real reason. (Not talking about here, just noticing it all around the net as I do more research.)
Nope, not affiliated with Shoemoney in any way, aside from being an occasional reader of his blog, and member of this system.
I’m also not really defending him. For me, the jury’s still out on the whole thing. It has been unimpressive thus far, but I am least willing to give it the full trial period before I call it a scam or say it’s useless.
Please keep us posted of your ongoing experience, and of the value you’ve had going this route. I feel it is very important to keep an open mind and to always examine both sides of a story carefully before passing judgement.
Wow, that’s quite an eye opener. Someone at work was talking about ShoeMoney the other day but they never mentioned this, probably didn’t know.
Till then,
Jean
Wow, is that ShoeMoney price for real? I have certainly heard of this “program” but was never curious enough to check out the cost. Free information is all over the web, but many people don’t have the time, patience, or ambition to seek it out for themselves. This is how ShoeMoney and the like make their so-called programs work.
As you stated, forums (such as yours) are great resources for finding free information. The active participants share their personal experiences and offer a lot of information on your desired topic.
I checked out MoneyOrDie’s site. Only posts are about the shoemoney system. Private Whois registration. A little suspicious.
That’s what the site’s about… my experience with the system. As I learn more about making money online, it’ll get a little more diverse. I just don’t have much else to write about at the moment.
Maybe some day I’ll start some niche stores and use the product as my anchor text in the comments on do-follow sites.
The private registration is simply because I don’t want my personal information easily accessible by the general public. Not really sure why that’s suspicious… It’s actually a response to my suspicions towards people who find it necessary to look up whois information… The internet is full of creeps.
Thanks for going to my site, by the way. I hope you found what you were looking for.
I figured this much . On another note , Did you notice the clickbank referrer on shoemoney.ca ?
TTZNET which is TTZ media which is owned by John Chow. =/
It sounds like the Shoemoney system for making money on the Internet can be broken down into two words: “Find suckers.”
But judging by the radio, he and John Chow have plenty of competition nowadays. Every other radio ad seems to be for some program to make money at home on the Internet.
I decided to try out the SM System because even though I have been making money from my blogs for several years I thought this would be a good way to get some strong knowledge about affiliate marketing. Well so far it is pointless! What I learned so far is that all these blogging “experts” will push a shitty product for the $100 commission. People go to certain sites because they are thought to be knowledgeable and have tools to help you succeed, but what you find now is way to many affiliate links and paid posts. They should change their tag line to Getting rich online by making other believe I can teach them how to get rich!
Problogger.net is still a great site. Darren seems to really care about putting out useful info, advice, and tools for bloggers.
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Can someone tell me which forums I need to go to in order to find the kind of information I would find if I joined the Shoemoneysystem. I’m not even sure what I would need to ask about… can someone enlighten me on how I go about asking on a forum… Reding this above is a bit like somebody saying me ‘go to Lithuania and learn all about mining techniques… I think online marketers forget all too easiliy what its like to be a beginner.
I would also like to know if any online marketers reading this have had any experiences of going from zero to big bucks in a short space of time like these so-called gurus claim to have done. And if so, let us know what you did!!!
Its quite strange reading through the above posts because there are a lot of repeat comments and that just makes one wonder who is for real…
Has the internet become one great big scam-pit? Is there any room for a newbie left?
MoneyOrDie how is it going with the ShoeMoney system?
I’ve read all the comments with interest. I am on the course. I have started with NO experience.
Now WHY did I choose this course, in all honesty, it felt real!
I can hear you laughing now, but I did carry out some research. I wanted to get into affiliate marketing so did some searching online. Thats natural, the results, you are BOMBARDED with information till your head hurts. I looked at Jeremy Shoemakers blogs, his forums etc and they DO help.
Is it a lot of money.. YES, but it is one source of information from someone who has been there and done it, with plenty of failures along the way. I am into the forth week now and have learnt a great deal. I read comments like, “you can find all the information you need online”. Well thats great if you know WHAT to look and ask for. I don’t.
I have learnt about arbitrage this week, and how to make money without any outlay. That is pretty cool if you ask me. Could I find this information elsewhere, probably yes, but considering the fact that I didn’t even know what arbitrage was, I would hardly be looking for it!
There is an old addage, “Don’t knock it ’till you’ve tried it!”
I am trying it. I have started a blog of my experience, (that in itself was an adventure as I never blogged before!) I am realistic enough to put negative comments on the blog, but to date I don’t have any. If you want REAL comments please feel free to read it.
Thanks I’ll take a look. No laughs here, I just think you can go to a forum and find out all the ways to make money online free.
I gave Shoemoney a “test drive” and canceled. As others have said, it’s very basic stuff that you can find in forums for free.
I don’t know why you say that $197 a month is a lot of money, because it isn’t actually. Especially when you take into consideration that you’re getting $2,500 worth of advertising coupons for AdWords, Facebook and Sponsored Tweets!
Now the cost for the course over 12 months is $2364.00. The coupons are $2500.00, so even before you begin you’re already up $136.00.
How many other courses out there pay you $136.00 just to do them?
Now it’s true that the System has started off with some stunningly basic videos, but now they’re starting to get a bit more interesting. I’m pretty sure it will be even more rewarding in a couple of months or so — but even if it stops dead and you learn nothing else, you’re still gonna be $136.00 better off than your were when you first signed up.
56% refund rate…looks like the initial people signing up are jumping ship. Why did I get a refund? Well the $2500 in coupons they promise get released as they cover a topic…so you don’t see those until much later in the program. The free gift for the first 100 sign ups – no clue what that was but I signed up the minute they opened the program. Overall the pace was snail like…even for a beginner. Really is a waste of time for people that have a basic understanding on online marketing. maybe if he had an advanced system that moved at a faster pace it would be worth a few bucks.