Aussie Online Entrepreneurs Reviews 

So far so good. Well set out course with ongoing support from the creators as well as an extensive facebook community all happy to help and share experiences.

Very much like the idea of how detailed everything is. Not many courses available with the amount of support and help like this one.

The modules provided are from a little while back and may need updating based on the current landscape of how Amazon is working. But the Q&A’s are a good way to keep up to date in the interim.

Would also like if there was an incorporation from selling elsewhere I.e shoplift, eBay, etc. this can really help teach on how to expand a brand outside of Amazon and scale it through different sites to be more successful.

I started subscribing to AOE back in May of this year. At only $77/month the AOE subscription offers great value for money. Apart from the course content, the Facebook group and weekly Q&A sessions offer wonderful support and information. I would recommend it to anyone just starting out in e-commerce. Having said that, I feel that you need to invest more than the minimum subscription amount to really get your business moving.

AOE is a great place to start your online business. Neil has a huge library of step by step videos, live webinar courses as well as weekly webinars meetings to support Amazon FBA businesses. Certainly more than worth the monthly subscription fee.

Don’t pay $1000s up front. An AOE membership is a cost effective way to evaluate if an online business is for you. AOE does not sugar coat the process of building an Amazon business. You get practical and straight forward help from someone who knows what he is talking about. I revisit the step by step course often. Most of all I find the weekly Q&As invaluable. You don’t have to find $1000s up front.

Enjoy watching the step by step video training. Learning a lot and getting more confident and hopeful to succeed at running my own online business.

When I first joined I was looking for a solution to my online business on Amazon. What I found was a whole training solution, getting so much more than I bargained for! Years later I am still part of the community and would never consider leaving while I sell online - period. The community and constant updated info is a must - and you can use the same info to sell on ebay, etsy, own website, etc. I consider it like a great industry body that you just have to have to be the best in your field.

I have been a member of AOE for four years now. A very enjoyable four years. I found the training, the tiers of learning and the camaraderie exceptional. I am elderly and turn 77 this year. I am starting to slow down a bit now but AOE helped me get over the deaths of my husband and brothers whilst pushing me to keep my brain working.
I can only think of Neil and the AOE cohort with gratitude and respect.
Perhaps Neil might devise (before it's too late, a programme aimed at us OAP"s. Good luck Neil with all future endeavours. I highly recommend AOE to everyone but particularly to those shut in or isolated for whatever reason.

I joined the Aussie Online Entrepreneurs group as I was trying to find my way to start an E-Commerce business.
With no prior experience I needed all the help I could get and joining this group was the best decision I made.
Neil's explanations of the process made it so easy to start, follow and launch my business and in a couple of weeks time orders started to flow and my first stock order was gone :) .
What I found really different about the Aussie Online Entrepreneurs group is how everyone tries to help and provide guidance from their experiences and really go above and beyond to share their knowledge ,help remove any blockers and celebrate everyone's successes!

It has been said that when opportunity and preparation meet, success finds a home. AOE is one of those communities where these exist. A potent mix of competent staff, and coaches that are also live eCommerce sellers. Curated by Neil who brings a lifetime of real-world lived experience and an entrepreneurial growth mindset to the community. The training is on message and common sense when applied. But the weekly Q&A's mean that you are never far from being able to connect as a group to share, learn & do.

So far, having a wonderful experience with informative sessions. My coach Kathie is the best and suits my personality so well. Loving the experience!

Neil certainly has the 'special sauce", to take you from newbie to an ass kicker if you put in the work. A crazy talented POM with a wealth of experience.

Whilst this membership/training ain't for the faint hearted, ie, if you genuinely want to learn, be taught by some of the best, then its perfect. Exceptional value for money too by comparison to other organisations. You dont realise how many nuances & facets to e-commerce until you embark on this journey, so any others that tell you how to become an expert and gain sustainable income after a 60 min session are just robbing you.
Neil's concepts & support trainers walk you thru it step by step, no bs approach. Quite fun too, once you stop your brain going on overload with the moving parts of it. The training is fab but the private fb community that comes with it is really I think the best bit, they are so dam supportive and you interact with peeps at various stages of their journey.

Be organised, be involved, be present, and this company will deliver the learnings everyone need to be successful.

I’ve recently joined AOE & Neil & his team provide their members with so much learning material for you to realise your entrepreneurial dream that it’s almost overwhelming. I haven’t ever come across a program of this type that is so in depth & comprehensive & where the group members are all so willing to share information & encouragement. If you’ve got a dream to run your own online business then this is the place to learn the ropes.

The AOE courses are good 👍. The trainers are good 👍. You have to realise that your not going to make lots of money fast. You will get the tools you need but you need money to make money. And you still will need to put a lot of initial work in for at least one year. Then you may get the results or you may not. Amazon is no doubt can be a good business. It’s not for the faint hearted or those who are not willing to put time and money into the business. Personally I think you need $10,000 to $20,000. Then you need to source at least 5 related topic products. Then you need to be able to devote minimum 10 hours preferably 20 hours a week to your business. You need to become and be aware of what is happening with the present market to be able to select your products. Then you will have a chance for your business to grow. I do recommend Neils learning criteria as it gives you everything you need to do for starting a Amazon business. I wasn’t able to continue with my Amazon journey as I just didn’t have the funds. If your a go getter and are willing to put in 20 hours a week for a year. And you have $10,000 to invest in different products then I’m sure you will have a very good chance of getting a good business of the ground. Then give yourself realistic goals to reach and you will have always the support from Neil and his team. Thanks 🙏 Grant

We have enjoyed being a member of the Aussie Online Entrepreneurs. We have learnt so much about Amazon from Neil and he kept us thoroughly entertained. The AOE community is tremendously supportive and very generous in sharing their time and knowledge.

If you are considering starting an online business then you would hard pressed to beat the AOE experience. Neil's learning modules are comprehensive and constantly being updated to maintain relevance with the industry. But the key is the supportive culture that Neil has nurtured via the community FB site and contributions from fellow AOE members. As you develop your knowledge & skills you will have many questions, and the community is there to share their learnings from their own business journeys. Heaps of templates and other resources are available, plus Neil's Monday night QnAs are not only fun but another opportunity to ask questions and learn from others. I thoroughly enjoy being part of AOE and what being a member has done for me to grow and build my skills. Thanks Neil.

Sixteen years ago my wife and I stumbled upon Robert Kiyosaki's RICH DAD POOR DAD book, the wisdom & education we gained from his ongoing recommendations have been life changing for us. I have been a member of Neil's AOE since first initiated six years ago and we appreciate the impact his teaching has had upon our business in a similar way. Highly recommended.

Aussie Online Entrepreneur training courses are full of information to help you start and grow your online business. The weekly and monthly webinars are mainly about Amazon but at times also cover other platforms such as Ebay and Pinterest etc.

Neil genuinely wants everyone to succeed. He is personally available daily through FB and will answer any questions honestly and in a down to earth manner. The general AOE community are a positive, helpful group who are willing to share their knowledge.

I would highly recommend AOE to anyone. Always ready to have a laugh, it is great to be part of such a fantastic, positive family.

The support the coaches and community offer is exceptional.

This is actually an awkward review to write. The content put out by Neil is awesome and this should really be a 5-star review.

The last few months however have been a continuous bad run of annoying technical issues you simply wouldn’t expect. Back in Feb I purchased the “Product Sourcing Mastery” course, where each day a new video from the course would be released along with an email to let you know it was there. This is similar to the behaviour of a previous “Product Picking Mastery course” I’d purchased.

After a while I noticed that I wasn’t receiving the daily email to let me know that the videos were there. The regular emails from the main AOE mailing list were still coming through fine.

I asked customer service to have a look into what was going on. After a lot of bouncing back and forth, I kept getting responses like “yes you’re getting emails, and we can see that you’ve clicked links in them” (referring to emails from the main AOE mailing list), but no mention of the course emails. What followed was 6 weeks of bouncing back and forth, and I’m still not sure they ever understood the difference between the different sources of emails (main mailing list vs a course specific set). The issue was repeatedly pushed back as being a technical issue as my end. This highly unlikely as we’d tried three different email providers (Outlook, Gmail and Protonmail) and got same result with all of them. I’ve also spent 10+ years of my career doing technical work with email servers, and know full well that the regular arrival of the AOE marketing emails means the mail flow between AOE’s provider and me doesn’t have a problem. So the problem isn’t at this end, but that didn’t seem to register with AOE support.

Whilst frustrating, the lack of the daily emails was manageable as the videos were still accessible from the website. What was missing though was the Zoom link to the weekly webinars. I took a different tack and asked customer support for the Zoom link for the next webinar. They did provide a link with the correct date and time, which I registered for. However when the time came I sat in an empty webinar by myself waiting for it to start for an hour. Looks like the link I was provided was different to the link everyone else received, so I missed that too.

Going back to find something from a previous course, I noticed that I’d been locked out of a course I’d previously bought – the “Product Picking Mastery” course was now only showing the first video. Contacting customer service again I was informed that this must have happened when my account was reset, and it’s been unlocked. Unfortunately it was unlocking each video one day at a time, instead of the whole course. 10 days later I was able to get into the video I wanted to doublecheck something in, and I’d completely forgotten what I was going back to look at.

For now I’ve regained access to everything I had and the 30-day product sourcing course is over, so this is all a bit of a moot point. The content for that course is all there, but managed to miss every webinar and will have to rely on the replays. After bouncing back and forth with customer service for over a month, I’m still not sure they fully understand what the problem is – or what to do about it.

To reiterate: the content in all of these courses is very good, and much better than other “Amazon Gurus” out there. This experience however does make me hesitant to purchase future courses or join inner circle, in case I have the same issue. Especially the inner circle, which appears to be more reliant on the webinars than the courses to date.