This website has 100% genuine testimonials, endorsements, and success stories.

However, in the spirit of complete honesty, here are certain details you should be aware of:

1) Proofreading

The majority of the quotes provided as testimonials on my websites have been changed.

Most have been modified for brevity (I sometimes get emails that are several pages lengthy!). Many have been altered to remove irrelevant text (for example, "Your program changed my life- by the way, I have a question about something that happened to me during love making and I need to tell you a long story first to explain it..."). Many others have been altered for privacy, and I have removed or changed data such as age, race, location, and more to guarantee the privacy of both the writer and others involved in their experiences.

I sometimes alter some language or punctuation for clarity, but I often leave such things alone for "character."

2) Images and names

I nearly always modify the identities, and the photographs accompanying the testimonials are almost exclusively "stock images" or actors, rather than the real person who wrote or videotaped the testimony.

This is done to safeguard my readers' and clients' privacy, as well as to make testimonials more compelling. An picture or video makes you more likely to pay attention, and I want you to pay attention because it increases your likelihood of purchasing my products, which puts money in my pocket and delivers you the outcomes you came to my website for.

I only utilize genuine photographs and videos if the customer specifically requests it, or if I gain their approval after asking them, based on a very emotive and meaningful video recommendation.

3) Fake endorsements

Everyone in my office uses phony testimonials. I often recommend these same people, therefore I'm sharing that information here. That bothers me, but it has no bearing on my recommendation or non-recommendation of their programs.

Professional copywriters who create many of my commercials and sales messages regularly advise me to fake testimonials that address particular demands, concerns, or uncertainties that a prospective client may have when deciding whether or not to purchase from me, but I have always refused.

I hold dear the emails, videos, and notes I get from my readers and customers. They motivate me to do my task every day. I will never make up a testimonial for my company.

4) Convertibility

Testimonials that seem to advocate a certain program are not necessarily about that program.

For instance, if I make a YouTube video or write a blog post or newsletter about a specific idea, tip, or technique from one of my programs and receive a great testimonial from someone who tried it, I may use that testimonial on the product sales page to help persuade a prospect to buy.

5) Please contact me if you have a success story or a positive experience with one of my programs that you'd want to share.

Please send an email to Alex@RevolutionarySex.com with the subject line "testimonial" or "success story" included.