"I Took Ryan's Course & Averaged $0 Sales & 0 Visitors..."

"I Took Ryan's Course & Averaged $0 Sales & 0 Visitors..."

In this video, the speaker reads through a blog post that someone messaged him on Instagram, which reviews his Redbubble course. The post contains some advice on how to succeed on Redbubble, but the speaker disagrees with some of it.

Key Points:

- The blog post recommends using three layers to have less competition on targeted traffic, but the speaker doesn't know what this means and doesn't teach it in his course.

- The post suggests using sites like Ahrefs, Ubersuggest, and Moz Pro to create designs similar to the top-selling ones in your niche, but the speaker doesn't recommend this either.

- The post recommends using QR code generators to link to your site, but the speaker questions where you would put the QR codes.

- The post suggests creating three to four additional Redbubble accounts just to like your own products, but the speaker does not recommend this.

- The speaker finds it strange that someone manually messaged people on Instagram with a link to the blog post.

The speaker advises viewers to do the opposite of what he recommends if they want to replicate the blog post's results of zero visitors and zero dollars. He also reminds viewers of his own free resources for succeeding on Redbubble, including a print-on-demand giveaway, a mini course, and a Facebook group.