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My Experience with PULSAR

So I finally bit the bullet and tried out this PULSAR thing last week after watching my online shop basically collect digital cobwebs for months. Like seriously—I was getting maybe 3 visitors a day? And one was probably my mom checking if I updated anything lol.

I'm not gonna lie, I was absolutely DYING to try something new because I've been drowning in YouTube marketing tutorials that all say different things. PULSAR looked different because it wasn't promising I'd be rich by tomorrow (thank god, so tired of that garbage). It just seemed like... Actually doable? For regular people who don't have marketing degrees?

Anyway I've only been using it for like 9 days but I'm starting to see some stuff happening. Not life-changing yet, but definitely something. My brain is still processing all the info tbh.

What I Like

The way everything's broken down is probably the best part for me. I've got major focus issues (thanks TikTok) and they somehow managed to make these lessons short enough that I can actually finish them before my mind wanders off. Each little chunk makes sense on its own, which is refreshing. I actually completed most modules without wanting to bang my head against the wall—that's a win in my book.

The exercises aren't just theoretical bs either. There's this one thing they had me do with my Instagram captions that seriously got me like 12 new followers overnight. Small victory I guess but it felt huge to me since I was getting crickets before.

I appreciate that they're honest about results too. They don't promise you'll be the next Amazon or whatever... It's more about steady progress and not giving up. Since starting I've gone from basically zero traffic to about 25-30 visitors a day to my site. Not exactly breaking the internet but hey—that's like a 25% increase or something? Math isn't my strong suit. Feels good tho.

The community part surprised me. There's this group chat thing where everyone's sharing their wins and struggles. Some dude in there helped me fix my product descriptions when I was stuck at midnight and my eyes were burning from staring at the screen for too long. That kinda support is pretty cool.

What I Dislike

Ok it's not all sunshine and rainbows though. Some parts of the course made me feel like I was watching a TV show that's dragging out the storyline just to fill episodes? Like module 2 could've been condensed to half the time for sure. I was sitting there like "I get it already, move on! "

Also—and this bugs me—they talk about all these basic strategies but then when you want to learn the really good stuff, it feels like they hold back? There's this section on SEO that barely scratches the surface. I found myself googling half the terms afterwards which was annoying.

The support is... Fine I guess? But sometimes I'd ask a question and not hear back until I'd already figured it out myself or given up. Waited almost 3 days once. That's kinda frustrating when you're stuck and can't move forward with something. With all the algorithm changes lately, you'd think they'd be more on top of answering questions quickly.

Final Verdict

PULSAR has been decent for me so far. I was thrilled but also kind of disappointed if that makes any sense? Like it definitely helped me stop feeling completely overwhelmed by all this marketing stuff. I actually understand what I'm supposed to be doing now instead of just throwing random content into the void and praying.

Is it perfect? Nah. Some parts drag on forever and other parts don't go deep enough. The slow support is annoying when you're in a groove and hit a roadblock.

But for someone like me who was totally lost before... It's been a good starting point. If you're just beginning and don't know what the heck you're doing—like me a week ago—it's probably worth checking out. Just go in with realistic expectations and know you might need to look elsewhere for the really advanced stuff later on.

Totally worth it for beginners though. I think.