Welcome to my Remote Automator review. Trevor Berke, the founder of this program, says that less than 1% of people know about this method.
In his presentation, where he talks so fast you can barely understand a word, he hypes you up with words like “this is the greatest opportunity” to make sure you get excited and sit through his entire 20+ minute presentation.
He claims to have made over $2M with remote automation, and apparently, so can you.
To make sure that he locks you in, Berke offers to give you his six-figure roadmap bonus for sticking around and watching his entire sales pitch.
Which, by the way, is not a sales pitch, according to him.
“You can’t buy anything here even if you wanted to”.
Berke made over $1.5M in the first seven months of doing remote automation. He reinvested some of that money into his business.
Still, it was more than he ever made in his entire life. He does note that this is not a get-rich-quick scheme.
You will need a decent budget to invest in his program and the software that you will be using, which is priced at over $2,000.
What is Remote Automator?
It’s Trevor Berke’s paid program that will supposedly teach you an in-demand skill that very few people know about.
Considering that he spends a lot of money on paid ads to get more people to learn about his training program, that may not exactly be true.
His method is very beginner-friendly. You don’t need any previous knowledge. In fact, it’s desirable to not have any previous experience.
That way, you can be more teachable, according to Trevor. The skill he talks about is called remote automation. It’s a method that’s worked for Berke and it could work for you.
How Does Remote Automator Work?
Remote Automator works in 3 steps. The first step is to find and filter businesses that qualify for your service.
They should be making anywhere from $50K to $1M per month, have consistent inbound lead flow, and their cost for goods sold should be under 30%.
You don’t want to work with smaller businesses as your workload will be higher, and the rewards will be much less significant.
You only need to help a business that makes $100K per month to increase its revenue by 15% to make between $3K and $5K.
If another business generates $10K per month, you would need to increase their sales by a lot more to make that same amount.
That’s why filtering is important. Berke’s favorite place to find businesses that fit these criteria is in the E-Learning industry.
Step two is to locate bottlenecks and automate. The key here is to listen to what businesses want and create a solution that benefits them.
If it takes one hour for a business to close a sale, and you can reduce that time to 15 minutes, this leaves more time for that business to get more clients and earn more money.
That’s how his system works.
Step 3 is to duplicate success. It’s much easier to duplicate success than it is to reinvent the wheel by yourself.
This applies to any industry. Of course, he gives the old McDonald’s franchise example that we’ve all heard a hundred times.
“The key to becoming successful in anything is getting in on time.”
Then, he compares SEO with Remote Automaton, saying that the competition is much smaller, and you don’t have to compete with people who’ve been in the industry for 20+ years.
There’s too much demand. That’s why he created this course. Out of kindness for people like me and you.
How sweet of him.
I almost believed him if it weren’t for the huge price tag slapped to the course and software he’s selling.
Who is Trevor Burke?
Trevor Burke is a natural-born salesman. In 2019, he graduated from college with huge debt.
He barely had enough money to cover his rent. So, he tried to start an online credit business. After failing a bunch of times, he eventually managed to grow it to $10K/month.
But he didn’t like it. It was too much work, and he always had to learn more stuff. He had many expenses. Ads, operations, tax, systems, etc.
After all that, he was left with a few thousand each month. Trevor knew he had to make a change as he was still living paycheck to paycheck.
That’s when he reached out to a mentor who was where he wanted to be financially. He spent a bunch of cash to learn his ways.
A few days later, he got a voicemail from that same guy. It said that he needed some help with automating some systems.
That’s when Berke’s first remote automation gig began.
How Much Does Remote Automator Cost?
You need to schedule a sales call with a representative of the program to find out. They will create a price based on your needs.
With similar pricing structures, you’re usually asked to spend thousands of dollars. One of the things you will need to get started is an expensive software that will set you back over $2,000.
That’s the least amount you should expect to spend with Trevor and his team. Before getting the chance to schedule your call, you’re asked to go through a series of questions.
One of them is about your credit score. If it’s high enough, you will be encouraged to take on a loan to help with your ongoing costs.
What I Like About Remote Automator
1. It’s Presented as a Unique Opportunity. Not a lot of people are doing this, which leaves more room for opportunity.
2. Trevor Berke Knows Selling. You can probably learn how to sell when you’re around his content.
What I Don’t Like About Remote Automator
1. It’s Hyped Up. The program is so hyped up that it almost sounds like something that can guarantee a lot of income. Remember. Trevor’s goal is to sell you his course. That’s why his sales pitch is so hyped up.
2. It’s Expensive. You will spend thousands of dollars on this program and the additional tools required to get started. This makes it a very risky program for people on a tight budget.
3. Berke Pivots. He used to sell another course, but it looks like he’s done with it now. He will likely abandon this project at some point too.