iGloo is a new piece of online software from Josh Ratta. The creator is marketing it as a “one stop online marketing platform”.
What does the product offer?
iGloo is packaged and sold as a comprehensive piece of software that will allow users to quickly and easily develop their own online platform for internet marketing. There are supposedly two aspects to iGloo, the first is the actual content creation (such as making a website, a sales funnel etc.) whilst the second has been designed to create a viral marketing campaign.
The sales material from Josh Ratta seems to suggest that the two are strongly linked and that by combining the two aspects, you can’t really fail with iGloo.
As mentioned, it is an online platform which means that everything you do can be accessed from any computer. In terms of the website design aspect of iGloo, this uses a simple drag and drop interface which makes creation a relatively straight forward thing.
To help you make your website look its best, Josh Ratta provides iGloo customers with a number of animations which can easily be added to your website, as well as templates for the site itself. Finally, iGloo comes with full support from Josh Ratta and his online team.
How does the product work?
The website design side of things is pretty straight forward with iGloo. What does stand out is the viral traffic aspect. iGloo has been created with a feature in whereby people can share a link to your product with their friends.
When they share your product, users earn points. These points can then be offered in exchange for prizes which helps to ensure that people are incentivised to share your link.
What is the initial investment?
There are two options if you want to buy iGloo. The first is a basic build which has some restrictions, core of which is the lack of the viral social contest creator.
This costs $67 whilst the full version which does come with everything is $87. Both of these options come with a 30 day money back guarantee as iGloo is sold through JVZoo, however, you will have to claim this from the vendor.
What is the rate of return?
There isn’t really any advertised rate of return for iGloo and this is in part down to the fact that it isn’t a direct money making product. That having been said, I can see how there is some additional earning potential with the viral social contest creator.
Conclusion
I have looked at numerous products before now, all of which claim to help you to make the best websites etc. In the case of iGloo however, I actually feel like it can deliver on this to some degree.
The websites that I have seen made with it are a decent enough quality (even if you could do similar with WordPress Themes). The viral social contest creator is also a decent little feature.
This only leaves the question of whether or not iGloo costs too much. For me, it is unfortunately slightly overpriced.
