The Push Button Influence Review

The Push Button is a ten-week training and coaching program. The program was developed by Steve Olsher and Alex Mandossian and launched in September 2015. The three-day live intensive takes place between June 23rd and June 25th, 2016 in Los Angeles.

The conversionfly reviews are meant to give the merits and demerits of the program. This program teaches people and businesses to get the exposure that they need to expand their marketing reach. Also, this program helps them get more publicity through the media.

Features

Who benefits?

This program is relevant to the business owners; established entrepreneurs and those in the process of developing start-ups. Any business owners who want to broadcast and advertise their businesses to more people will get this message helpful. One benefit of this program is that it helps companies to broadcast their messages or products to the whole world.

Contents

The creators of the program have put up amazing content to go along with the training. There is the open office hour which has lived webinars.

Users are required to dial in so as to get all their questions answered. The time duration between each module is between one and one and half hours. Secondly, there is the live support desk. This is meant to answer all the questions that are related to the products and training. 

There is also the members’ only private Facebook Group page. This page is mainly for support to the Push Button International community.

Target group

This program is for professionals, small business owners, coaches, speakers, and authors, just but to mention a few. Anyone looking for exposure can tap into this program and experience its benefits.

New business owners will be taken through how to build and name their brand through unique and new methods. One of the objectives of the program is to be the ultimate new media influencer.

It plans to achieve this by using a few buttons to enable individuals to gain big and instant influence. The process is not easy or that quick but uses the proven techniques that have worked over time.

Testing

Before the program was released to the market, the program was tested to ensure that it performs the desired functions. Testing the program beforehand has helped gets rid of the bugs and weaknesses. It has also ensured that the information contained in the program is relevant to the needs and desires of the customers.

The program has five pillars that are meant to help users navigate through. The five pillars are learning, doing, connecting, PBI automation, and scaling.