Clicko Review – This Is A Waste Of Time And Money!

Clicko is a WarriorPlus product, and it’s a software that promises to make you 100% passive income, even without knowledge or experience in the industry. 

Where have we heard that line before? Oh, right! It’s a line shared by Clicko and other wannabe affiliate marketing products. 

The premise of Clicko is simple. You take videos from YouTube, add them to your website created by Clicko, and then start monetizing them. 

There are two ways to make money from your website: 

1. Selling your affiliate links on your website

2. Showing ads on your website

But here’s the problem: these videos are being stolen from YouTube. 

Founder of Clicko

Clicko was made by a company or person named EliteMediaOnlie. They even mispelled the ONLINE part. Whether that’s intentional or not, we’ll never know. 

From our experience, Clicko and other WarriorPlus products tend to be of low quality. Some creators even rehash their old systems and just add some fancy new feature and call it 2.0. 

In this case, EliteMediaOnlie turns out to be a prolific creator of low quality products. We think they’re just in it for the money.

These products may or may not be fraudulent, but they might as well be because they’re misleading and make the affiliate marketing industry look terrible.

Clicko works by giving you access to a website builder called the Clicko Page Builder. 

You just choose a keyword and see a bunch of videos related to that keyword in the Clicko dashboard. 

You select 5 or 10 of these videos to use them on your site. 

This allows you to have some content per se so your website would look busy and authoritative. 

There are two ways for you to make money on your subdomain website: 

1. CTA Button placement where you use your affiliate link. You earn a commission every time someone purchases through your affiliate link.

2. Display Ads on your website, similar to how Google Ads work, but we don’t know who their ad provider is. You get enough traffic per hundreds or thousands and it will give you the corresponding amount. It’s not much, but it’s consistent (in the perfect world). 

The Two Main Issues!

Now there are two issues that we spotted.

First, you’re stealing content. And by stealing content, you’re using other people’s YouTube video and making them your own. 

These videos are already monetized by their owners, and you’re just hooking them up on your website. You’re not making any commission for referring viewers to these videos too. 

So what’s the actual point of these videos if not for making it look like you have a busy-looking website. 

Second issue we have here is your authority. Clicko claims that you’re going to be an authoritative figure in the niche you choose but that doesn’t work like that. 

You’re not getting traffic from Google and other search engines, let alone from Clicko users themselves. 

What this means is that your website does not generate any views at all, and it also means that you’re not making money from your affiliate link or your displayed ads. 

We’re not even going to discuss the repercussions of using just a subdomain because it’s pointless. 

When Clicko decides to shut down its operations, your website and the others along with it will go down as well. Why? Because your websites are hosted on Clicko’s main hosting. You’re simply leasing a portion of it. Your website’s domain will probably look like www.userwebsite.clicko.com.

So at the end of the day, how much are you actually purchasing this product for? 

How To Get Started with Clicko?

The front-end price of Clicko is $19, and if you don’t purchase right there and then, they’ll offer a $2 discount. But that’s not really our concern here. 

After paying the $17 or $19, you will be asked to check out their One-Time Offers or OTO. 

These OTO’s are not related to Clicko, nor will they enhance your experience in using Clicko. 

They’re only there to get more money out of you. We don’t really care if they’re owned by the same people who own Clicko, or if they’re affiliated with these products. 

These upsells will cost you a total of $574, and we don’t even know the quality of these upsells.

Clicko is not meant for anyone, and we’ll tell you four reasons why in the next section.

#1 Stealing Other People's Videos

Clicko has you stealing other people’s videos on YouTube. You’re not embedding their videos on your website. You’re downloading them and re-uploading them on your site. 

If that’s not plagiarism, then I don’t know what is. 

#2 Misleading Sales Page!

The sales page is hype and promises a lot of things. But none of what they say even remotely come close to being true. 

They say you make 100% passive income with Clicko, but that’s not the case here. We’ve already pointed out two reasons above on why you’ll never earn a single dime with Clicko.

#3 Subdomains Always Bad

DFY websites that use subdomains are unreliable in a way that you’re unsure of how long your website is going to be online for. 

You see, your website is hosted on to the main program’s hosting, so if it goes down, your website goes down too. 

Subdomains will not give you customization as well, so your designs and domain name will look like everyone else’s who bought Clicko. 

#4 No Traffic!

We also explained earlier that there’s absolutely no way that your website is generating traffic. Google and other search engines will not recognize your website as a legitimate one because of the stolen video content, and the fact that it’s a subdomain website. 

You’re not getting traffic, which means you’re not making any money here as well.

There’s nothing to like about Clicko. It’s a terrible and low-quality product from WarriorPlus. 

Clicko is not a scam, but it should be ashamed of what it promises. It’s a low-quality program from WarriorPlus, and just like its siblings, it doesn’t do anything for you. 

The program is about stealing other videos from YouTube and claiming them as your own by uploading them on your website. 

They promise you that you’re making passive income here, but we don’t really see that happening here. Even though this product is less than $20, you shouldn’t be wasting your money here.