The Digital Marketing School Reviews 

Since joining DMS, my journey has been one of exhilaration, amusement, and enlightenment. The knowledge I've gained has been incredibly valuable, surpassing all expectations.

What sets DMS apart is unparalleled access to the entire team, spanning from the dedicated Support Crew to the CEO and Sales Team. This level of support is unprecedented, providing a strong foundation and access to seasoned experts. For instance, learning from our marketing expert, who has generated nearly $47 million in sales through Facebook Ads, offers invaluable insights for creating a supplementary income or even replacing one altogether.

Moreover, being able to absorb the expertise of the accomplished Sales Team, now Amala Agency, on the fast track to seven-figure success in just a few months, is truly remarkable.

Observing students who commit themselves to the course and challenge their limits reveals a pattern: those who actively engage are the ones on their way to positively reshape their futures. They are giving themselves the flexibility to attain financial and personal freedom and allowing them to regain valuable family time.

I have been working with DMS since 2020. I had a slow start but the support I have received from Scott and his team is to be envied.
I am so glad I am working with this company and that they have my back. The knowledge and support I get from them is second to none.

Sold me a "private" program that was just a zoom call at ridiculous hours for where I lived. Their whole basis only works if you have a lot of friends in business as well. They put the guilt trip on and are extremely intimidating. When I tried to sort it I was told too bad and ignored. Don't go near them.

If I could give zero stars, I would. Bought their course for $3 as per a Facebook ad. Was somehow signed up for some $97 a month subscription that wasn't mentioned. As I used a prepaid credit card to pay for the course, the first $97 charge about a month after I paid $3 for the course never went through. Then they start sending me threatening emails saying that my account is suspended but I am "in breach of contract" and still on the hook for $97 (though access to The Digital Marketing School" is supposedly suspended). Mind you, this was advertised as a $3 course. Nowhere during the signup process was I ever informed of a reoccurring charge or of the amount of said charge. E-mails get progressively more threatening, saying they're sending my "debt" to a debt collections agency. Still trying to get a reply from their customer service. Never experienced anything like this. What an awful company with predatory and illegal practices.

I wish I'd read the reviews here before getting involved with DMS. Now, I only paid $3 for this course, and I was lucky I saw a post from another disgruntled student who was charged a subscription fee for their software once the trial period had passed. I then got on to support to cancel any recurring charge even though I am sure I never signed up for it. James Wellington, co-owner and a rude, narcissistic bully, was incredibly rude to the student who was displeased with the unexpected charge. He claimed that she had opted in for it. But there was no opt-in available at the sign-up and nowhere was it written in plain English or any of their e-mails. I sent a cancellation e-mail to the support and even getting a cancellation was painful. I was clear I wanted to cancel and I had to send the same e-mail twice to get in writing that it was cancelled. I moved all money from my bank account just in case they tried a sneaky payment. I had no hope that I could trust them.

As for the set-up of the course, I discovered the $3 course is in fact the lead magnet where they hope to upsell extras to you and then you're invited to a webinar which I was curious about and so I attended. It was 3 hours of Scott acting like a preacher in the pulpit for his adoring fans and followers. The whole thing had cult vibes. And at the end they just wanted to sell you another program worth tens of thousands of dollars! I had literally paid $3 for their course. How many other people on there had done the same? Like how out of touch are they? And any resistance where people might not want to spend thousands of dollars was met with pushy, aggressive retorts from James who was saying the fault was their mindset. So rude.

The course is full of grammar and spelling errors and to think people paid $5k for it! No way. Overpriced and unprofessional.

I'm not out of pocket because I only paid $3, but I could have been out of pocket if I hadn't taken the initiative. I finished the course but I'm furious I wasted 4 weeks of my time on it.

I have so much regret that I wasted time and money on this course. 1. The training is completely out of date. 2. The training method is ineffective - long rambling videos that are a complete waste of time. I started using AI to give me a summary of an hour long "lecture" and it would say "there was no information in this session". 3. Completely unprofessional - they talk about how many millions they are making but their course documents are filled with spelling and grammatical errors, out of date by YEARS, and on a really basic Canva letterhead - they haven't even bothered to customise it! 4. The leaders are bullies unless you are uncritically adoring them and telling them how awesome they are. 5. Constant upsells - once you are in the course, they keep telling you how the people who are really succeeding are purchasing the higher levels of support (at $10k - $20k). 6. Unethical leadership - they keep encouraging people to get loans, remortgage their houses etc "to invest in themselves". 7. Have I mentioned how crap the content is? Pay $200 and do the fb ads course through meta. 8. basically it's a lot of "abundance mindset" fluff regurgitated, along with bullying anybody who is not buying their schtick. 9. I cannot find *any* evidence of anyone who is earning their promised "$20k per month in 3-4 hours per day". I tried contacting some of the people listed as testimonials on their website and got responses like "I never gave them 5 stars" and "No, I'm not earning any money from digital marketing". 9. These guys have NO history of running a digital marketing agency. The only ads they run are for this business. They say "Look at me, I was a tradie and now I'm earning millions" but THEY ARE EARNING THIS FROM YOU. They are not earning money as digital marketers, but as people who have hit on a strategy for marketing a dodgy "school" to financially desperate people. I wish there was a way to stop businesses like this preying on people in financial difficulty.

I embarked on this course with high hopes for a positive change in my life as I aimed to supplement my income and alleviate financial pressures.
The course content is outdated and gibberish. Additionally, I'd like to address the software costs. While the presented tools are powerful, they come with a price tag. To ease financial pressures, providing these tools free until participants generate income would align with the course's goal of financial empowerment.
Additionally, the post-payment support has been less proactive and non-existent virtually. Once they have your money you're on your own. Overall, there is nothing new you will learn from this course that you could not learn from YouTube and or other courses.

This dodgy company have ‘create made up success stories’ in their course in their example of how to get people to buy from you. Perhaps left in by mistake as the content is full of errors. I looked up one of their ‘success stories’ who they pretended is earning many thousands a month. She works in a cafe. The others have closed or non-existent businesses.

This is the worst course I have ever done and a load of messy rubbish. They have a following of yes people who act like sheep with no critical thinking, but some smart people are onto them (see bad reviews). They are praying on these people to mislead them.
There’s so many things wrong with this course and their shady tactics to list. From the coaching upsell to ‘coaches’ who then say they aren’t marketing experts’, to signing you up for a subscription for $97 a month that they don’t tell you about until they have your credit card, to the incompetent ‘training’ that is full of out of date bad advice, long winded repetitive drivel to sound ‘clever’, mistakes, missing resources, leading to a mess of ithe end

To the blatantly success stories lies, support admitting their course videos & resources need ‘updating’ and ‘fixing’, paid affiliates writing good google reviews as per FB group asks.

To the emotionally/verbally abusive owner james wellington who lashed out at me when I asked why the coaching was not as promised, who then called me threatening to remove me after I raised his narcissistic conduct. He said himself that his ex partner called him a narcissist and I had triggered him. Select 'lowest' reviews for more cases of this guy. His ‘$’ another staged story.

This is nothing but a shady business that targets people who are gullible and will fall for it, and tries to silence those who speak up. Do NOT give them your credit card or time. You’ll regret it.

Be smart and stay away.

Very old videos, teaching OUT OF DATE methods and giving people BAD ADVICE!!! I just spent a week unlearning everything these clowns taught about FB Ads and re-learning the modern and effective strategies from the guy who runs FB campaigns for huge global brands.

E.g. They tell you to do audience targeting and ABO, which is now such a bad idea! This works against the latest FB algorithm/technology and will now damage your results and business. As a current global expert says, "nobody should be doing audience targeting anymore, it's 2023, not 2016". They also recommend time consuming tasks that are a huge waste of your time and no longer needed in this day (if ever to be honest).

Google the expert, Professor CharleyT instead:

Not only is the advice just so wrong, out of date, time wasting and damaging:

1. They say you can make thousands a month doing a few hours a day. The stuff they give you to do for even one client is a full time job plus, full of unnecessary, pointless work designed to make them or you 'look smart', but in reality will have you working for the minimum wage or less if you carry this out. Even if you charge thousands. A few thousand per client is nowhere near enough to cover all of this work. Plus, it's a poorly, stupidly designed 'system' that anyone experienced in business can see would never be profitable or sustainable. Again, follow Professor CharleyT.

2. Once you are in, they sign you up (without telling you or asking you) for a monthly subscription you never agreed to. It's a battle to get that stopped. Good luck! You'll be emailed constantly to join webinars for more (very expensive) programmes that will 'deliver on your dream'.

3. You don't get the things they promise in the sales videos and they just fob you off to 'support' who say they are helpful with low reviews but in reality they can't provide what they advertise. They just reply in tickets or to low reviews saying things to make it look like they care about what they deliver but they don't. I've even seen them pretending they didn't know who students were who left a low review.

4. They are terrible educators. The videos are way way too long. The dude just goes on and on and on without getting to the point, raving about how great they are. They have no skills in how to teach, communicate concisely, effectively and with clarity. Yet they go on about their 'emotional clarity method'. The guy says 'I need to you to get this into your brain, can I get a yes? How good is that? Is this making sense? Over, and over and over again throughout. It's annoying, a huge time waster and cringe worthy.

Strong advice:
- Don't waste time being taught out of date, ineffective strategies that will harm your results and business.
- Don't waste your time or money here or believe the untruthful response to this and all the negative reviews.

If you want to do it wrong, get this course. If you want to do this right: Google Charley T for the 'FB Ads strategies' to use and grab FB Ads Express by Business Blueprint for the 'practical set up'.

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If I could give negative stars I would. These guys are absolute thieves. I paid $40,000 to this company and tried to cancel in accordance with their terms and conditions and they point blank refused. The CEO Scott Weddell barely responded and his offsider James Wellington is by definition a 'Bully'. It's all about the money and they have no consideration for the people they enroll. The final blow was when rather than having a discussion with me, I was reminded that they are registered offshore and therefore their terms and conditions are not worth the paper they are written on. Horrible unethical shameless humans. I could say a whole lot more, but I don't need to rant, I'm just here to warn. Beware of these two when you see their ads pop up

Having gone through the Digital Marketing School to the point of being able to run real ads for real businesses, I have to say that I am impressed with their course, which covers everything you need to know from mindset, basic principles, research, copywriting, concept testing, scaling ads, and more.

Many students go from having no marketing experience to being paid to do digital marketing for businesses in 4 to 6 weeks! Usually, the students work for the companies for two weeks free, and the business owners are so impressed with the results that they willingly pay to continue.

However, this requires a lot of focus and drive to achieve. All the materials are in the course, but the main factor determining your success is how much you apply yourself and the risks you are willing to take.

The DMS group is one of the most supportive, positive, non-toxic online communities I have ever been in. Students always encourage each other and share their successes, concerns, and lessons. The teachers often interact with the students in the Facebook group, encouraging them.

If you would like to learn a new skill that will help you get into the world of digital marketing and have the opportunity to work 4 or 5 hours a day from wherever you like, earning up to six figures, this is the place to come. I can tell you that this is 100% legit; I see and speak to these people every day. Focus for four weeks, two hours daily, and you will get certified, which is 90% of the way to getting paid to work as a digital marketer since to get certified, you also have to run a successful ad for yourself or another business.

Even if you decide not to become a digital marketer, you will have a valuable skill that will help you if you launch any other kind of business, from coaching to e-commerce. You can do it!

I wasted my time big time! They are all about its amazing, jump, you can work anywhere, look at us look, and what you can earn, working very little and anywhere in the world, do it and make the move now, not tomorrow, they made me watch that silly video before I got to the second phone call meeting. It’s all brain washing and looked so fake.

They talk about their so called scholarship and one being chosen by the founder to get it. Really? On what criteria one would pay more for a training than another person when they said you don’t have to be computer literate nor know anything about marketing.
Then I told them today I’m quite time poor for few reasons, I could start in September and suddenly from saying I should jump and do it and being all pump up about me, that I’m smart, the conversation turned to an halt. And that they wish me all the best and to call them back when I’m ready. Because they are looking for people to start now and pay their $5,000 fee.
OMG scam alert. It’s not the way you deal with customer. Everything is so over the top.

Learning videos are long and dragged out instead of getting to the point. The documents are in google sheets and very texty so not the best graphical interface for following along with. No simple all in one step by step. There is if you put it all together yourself. The the information is there but not in any way that is better that what you can get on free youtube channels, fb groups, blog sites and software knowlesge bases. Just not worth it for what you get.