Complaint Review: Will It Launch

You overpromised and underdelivered.  You sell your service regardless if it is a good fit or a smart move.  You prey on newly formed businessses and sell them a service that they don't need and quit halfway through like you did on my project.  I am just writing a honest review of my experience.  You were a joke to work with. 

I see more complaints about you then positive reviews- that is not a coincidence.  You should have told me from the start that 99% of the products you deal with do not meet the metrics you stated when you pitched me.  this is what happens when you have to be held accountable for your work.  

 Will it Launch??? NO! Not with this company. As the complaint states, this company did business as Media Corp, and rides on the coat tails of a few successful marketing campaigns. Every inventor believes they've got a better product than the loser products that they claim they launched. Why could the new invention do better? It might but only with a partner that has the intent to back it up. Will it launch hopes your product doesn't launch!!! They want to sell you a $500 video (that doesn't sell anything well) for $15,000!!! That is all they want to do. They have a whole bunch of inventors willing to buy that video... maybe. The return on their investment selling videos is a lot better than selling your invention.

It’s disappointing that people can post ripoff reports anonymously. I was able to investigate this to a client named Jason Deutsch. He partnered with Will It Launch to produce a 2-minute market viability test that I’ve linked below. I’m Carrie Jeske. I’m unclear why he chose to mention my name and use my personal phone number. I spend much of my time offering free online advice and education to inventors. My goal is to offer low cost, high return inventing strategies and to help inventors. I did not work with Jason Deutsch and have not received any compensation from his TV test. We only earn product profits when we produce winners that appear on store shelves. Testing is an expense. I don’t believe I even met him until the end of the test, when consumers did not buy the product at the level needed for WIL to invest more money in future development. My role was to offer help finding other distribution channels. The conversation went well, but he seemed overly depressed with the product results. I understand completely. It’s sad when consumers don’t buy new products. Finding out early, actually saves time and money in the long run. Jason found out that mass market consumers would not buy enough of his product to justify further costs. It’s a bitter pill to swallow and now he’s blaming everyone else. Will It Launch worked hard to promote his product, but as he was told, no one can predict consumer buying preferences on a mass market scale. He was happy with the commercial, per written authorization. He knew, in advance, the numbers required for WIL to invest further development money, per contract; and was provided real time results of consumer interest and purchases. I’ve linked the spot here. https://youtu.be/8beFhj_TypY It had as good a chance, as any, of succeeding. Traditional manufactures often risk 24 months and hundreds of thousands of dollars to manufacture a product and deliver it to store shelves, only to have it fail from lack of consumer purchase. Will It Launch discovers failure in about 120 days. I know it hurts now, Jason. Please keep in mind, this experience may have saved you thousands of dollars and years of time and effort. Information is always valuable. I go beyond the call of duty to help and advise people well. Finding the next winner is not easy. No one has ever claimed otherwise. It’s true, winners are few… but they represent millions and millions of units sold so 5 winners on or recently on store shelves is quite victory. I wish this Ripoff Report could be removed. It’s not a fair assessment and I think Jason knows that deep in his heart. WIL has been very responsive. There’s nothing more anyone could have done. I’m available to talk about anything product related. My reputation is very important to me and it’s not right for online posts to harm it because consumers did’t buy his product. My intention, and the outcome, was only to help.