If you’re new to the JVNotifyPro website, this article is going to explain what it is, what you need to know about it and why frankly, for making money online, it’s really an outdated site to use and what’s better to use for today’s online business environment.
What is JVNotifyPro?
It’s a website that helps connect together people who create online products in different niche topics with people who would be interested in promoting them, such as affiliates.
There is also a forum where people can interact with other online marketers, product owners, and affiliates to talk business, make connections, friendships and possible partnerships (joint ventures).
The opportunity to make money online with JVNotifyPro explained:
The thing about JVNotifyPro is that the connections made between the product owners and affiliates is done well before the product even launches, which gives both parties the opportunity to make a connection, and start promoting it very early before other competition catches up and JVNotifyPro acts as a per-launch notifier of upcoming products set to be released to give the affiliates time to take advantage of it.
If you’ve ever heard of a website called Muncheye, and you know what that is, then you already pretty much know what JVNotifyPro is, because in many ways, these 2 places are very similar.
Why JVNotifyPro is a bit different than Muncheye:
The thing that makes JVNotifyPro a bit different than Muncheye and other similar sites is that it shows product launches for numerous niches, whereas places like Muncheye focus on make money online niches.
If you visit the main JVNotifyPro website, you’ll see product launches for products in different niches and broad topics that include:
- Weight loss.
- Health and fitness.
- Self help.
- And other product categories.
So when an affiliate like me comes there, they have a more wide range of products to choose from set to be released to then promote depending on what niche fits our tastes.
Paid memberships in JVNotifyPro explained:
There is an upgraded membership for members of this website and it offers certain benefits. If you’re a product owner for instance and you want to get more affiliates to be notified of it and the launch date, a paid membership can give you an opportunity to contact these affiliates within the JVNotifyPro site early on.
Affiliates can also get early looks and access to products about to be launched in the future.
Note: JVNotifyPro is not an affiliate network!
A lot of people who see sites like this think they can directly sign up to the site and promote products featured there. Understand that this site serves as an advertisement for products but to promote them, you need to be signed up with an affiliate network connected to that product.
For example, on the main page of JVNotifyPro there is an ad for Clickfunnels, and if I were to want to promote that, then I would need to sign up and become a Clickfunnels affiliate. I simply use the JVNotifyPro to find that Clickfunnels is popular, but would need to sign up with them directly to promote it.
This also goes for other products featured there, and some of them have entirely different affiliate networks to sign up with.
6 reasons I don’t really use JVNotifyPro for my affiliate marketing projects:
1) The first reason is that the site itself is very old. It’s been out for over 10 years, and much of it’s look and UX experience has stayed the same. In other words, it’s very outdated and fewer product owners and affiliates use it today than 10 years ago.
2) Secondly, because the popularity of this site has died down, from a product owner’s perspective, I wouldn’t really use this site for serious product launch announcements because I probably wouldn’t be able to get the word out to as many affiliates as I could 10 years ago.
3) Third, while the site still has merit and shows product launches coming out, the thing is, it’s a bit messy (always was from what I remember), and this kind of makes it hard to see which opportunities I want to get involved with.
4) Fourth, the paid membership is pretty redundant to me because it doesn’t offer much for me personally. I can always see the front page product launches coming out and make a decision on what to promote then.
5) And fifth, there are numerous other sites like this in existence today that are far more updated, polished and show me many more products I can promote in different niches, rather than seeing them here (Muncheye, Amazon’s best seller list, Clickbank, to name a few places).
Now back when this place was fresh and there weren’t other similar and better sites around, yes, JVNotifyPro was useful, but seeing the best selling products in multiple affiliate networks like Clickbank, JVZoo, and other popular spots for affiliates is easy to find nowadays on numerous other places, and they deliver that information far better (and in more organized fashion) than JVNotifyPro.
6) The information on product launches is actually limited. While this site does have different categories for product launches, the overall number of opportunities it displays is very limited compared to other sites out there that will show you way more.
If I want to promote weight loss products, I can easily go directly to Clickbank’s marketplace and look at the best sellers there. I can also head to Amazon or other sites like Beach Body and find opportunities there.
For make money online products, Muncheye would be the biggest one to go with here. They would display over 100 opportunities for me to promote on their main page alone, whereas on JVNotifyPro, I would not be able to see so many opportunities on the front page.
These other sites and options just save me more time on seeing which product launches are coming out in greater numbers.
Overall, is JVNotifyPro still useful to use?
To me it isn’t, but it’s a site you can check out from time to time to see if any new JV or product comes out to promote.
I honestly do not know any affiliate marketer or product owner who uses this site anymore because it has outlived it’s uses for the most part. It still has some uses, but overall, there’s other options out there that have flown past it, and so I focus on those instead.