AmpiFire

Pros: Get faster and cheaper promotion and exposure for your or yours client's businesses along with some SEO benefits. It's semi-automated tool, it's designed to Save a lot of time and money compared to doing all the work manually.

Cons: The marketing strategy does not work the same for every business industry which should be obvious and not really a big problem. Some business niches the tool works flawlessly but for some less effective, not a big deal after 6 years of using the previous version of the software.

Overall: Honestly, I personally use the software since they first time created it back in 2015 when it was a Lite version compared to what it is now, and been a customer since then. I am not pitching anything here but I have to say that the tool does work and YES there is some learning and work involved. It's not push-magic-button tool but the tool that been made to save you money and a lot of time when marketing the business/businesses. If you have one small website this tool is probably not for you, but if you run an agency or more projects, then Ampifire is a great addition to marketer's toolbox.

Pros: What did we like - not a lot.

The best part of the process was the sales pitch. Very polished and professional.

Cons: Most everything. Clictchs in the product that they put on us. The copy that their writers (it is not AI) put together would not pass a 9th grades review. The service and response times were awful and the biggest thing was the disconnect between the sales pitch and the actual working of the product. We spent 20+ hows getting the AMP ready to go and they sent it out without any form of review. From the design process to the actual information that was sent there we changes/glitches that would have made us look bad or at best incompetent. Good concept yes, but the delivery is ineffective too, to say the least.

Overall: Once the sale was made and we had paid everything went downhill from there. Money was spent and time, a lot of it, was wasted. Be prepared to sit in a LOT of training courses. Be prepared to change everything their system (writers) put together unless you are happy with the sub-par messaging.