Asante Monadjemi partnered with his childhood friend, Justin Jeffers, to launch Optimyze Digital.
Their mission? To help people grow their ecom business without the risk of traditional services.
Digital Mgmt Group appears to be one of their funnels, and sells Amazon and Walmart automation stores that supposedly come with a 100% money-back guarantee.
They’ve got more than 1,000 clients, and average over $20 million a month in collective sales.
Are they legit? Read on for my review.
According to Ethan Reynolds who’s running their Facebook ads, Digital Management Group will build you a highly profitable Amazon or Walmart store.
That way, you can be the proud owner of a done-for-you ecommerce business.
Turnkey, completely automated, built exclusively for you.
Guaranteed you’ll make money or you don’t pay a dime.
If you click the ad, you end up on DigitalMgmtGroup.com, which has very little information on it.
Guess they don’t need to say much with an irresistible offer like that, huh?
After some more digging, here’s what else I was able to find.
Asante and Justin and company have quite a few other offers. Web design, ad management, automated affiliate marketing, even an exotic car rental partner program they’re rolling out in the near future.
Their main office is in Irvine, California.
In terms of cost, you’re looking at anywhere from $10,000 on up to $100,000 or more just to get started with one of their ecom automation packages.
I imagine they take a percentage of the profit too.
Okay, how does their guarantee work?
If you’re not happy with your done-for-you store within the period of time specified in your contract, Digital Mgmt Group will not only give you all your money back, but also compensate you extra for the hassle.
They will then take over your store themselves.
Don’t worry, you’re in good hands. Justin built multiple million dollar ecom stores before teaming up with Asante to offer Amazon and Walmart automation.
Their powerhouse partners and fulfillment specialists have decades of combined experience in this space.
How long till you start making money with their Walmart and Amazon automation programs?
According to their Optimyze Digital website, it depends. Mainly, on how much money you’re willing to throw at inventory and ads.
The more you have – be it cash or credit – the more aggressive they’ll run things.
Think about it. More products and more traffic means more sales opportunities, right?
And so, all things considered, a good ballpark is three to four months until you see your first few sales trickling in.
Digital Mgmt Group wants you to know, however, that they’re a performance-based company. So even though it may seem like they charge you a lot for the initial setup, they claim they’re gonna have to spend almost all of that on labor, tech, fulfillment, and ads.
If true, they won’t make any profit until you do (meaning once the rev share kicks in).
Not sure I believe they’ll immediately reinvest 100% of your launch fee, but no doubt they do have a lot of overhead for this kind of operation.
What could go wrong?
Well, as with all of these ecom automation services, you got three big risks.
- Your store doesn’t sell enough products to recoup your investment.
- Amazon or Walmart slaps your account and you can’t get it reinstated.
- Digital Mgmt Group does the ole rug pull, runs off with all your money.
Doesn’t sound like any of those would be issues if that generous refund policy is clearly stated in your contract.
Though, personally, I’d rather put the money into crypto and AI stocks and get a much better ROI.