In an unprecedented surge of growth, Cliqly has established itself as the fastest-growing business in 2023, captivating the digital marketing industry with its innovative approach.
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In just over 2 years since its inception, and has paid out a staggering $24 million in commissions, reflecting the remarkable success and engagement of its users.
My Experience with Cliqly (Flashback)
When I first came across Cliqly, it felt like a game-changer. It wasn’t just another tool to add to my marketing stack — it seemed like a whole new way to grow online.
Using what I’d learned from the training, I started running campaigns, testing strategies, and digging into the data. At first, the results looked impressive. My small email list quickly turned into a larger, engaged audience, and I thought I had found a real breakthrough.
The process wasn’t only about chasing profits. Every step came with lessons — figuring out how to read trends, adjust campaigns, and stay flexible in a fast-changing digital space. It felt like I was leveling up both personally and professionally.
In those early days, I believed Cliqly was more than a platform. It looked like a movement, built around the idea of helping everyday people create income online. The way it was presented, you could start free, then scale up through different membership levels, adding credits and list-building power as you went.
Here’s how they promoted it at the time:
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Free Trial – 5,000 subscribers, 500,000 CliqlyPro credits, and 200,000 list-building credits.
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$97 Plan – More credits to keep campaigns going.
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$197 Plan – An even bigger jump in credits and reach.
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$497 Plan – Marketed as the “serious” option, with millions of credits included.
The pitch was simple: build a list, keep the credits flowing, and the earnings could be unlimited. Work from home or on the go, just using your phone.
At the time, it sounded like the future of digital marketing. And that’s why so many people, including me, got on board.
Rob…
⚠️ Important Update (2025): This post was originally written when Cliqly was being promoted as a legitimate platform. Since then, the company (now also called Clikker) has shown signs of being a scam. Many users, including myself, have not received promised payments. I’m leaving this post up for educational purposes so you can see how these schemes work, but I strongly recommend not joining Cliqly/Clikker.
